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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 232, 29 September 1881, Page 3

ANCHOB; J^fc^ STEAM LINE OF jl^^] PACKETS. ASM AJPPOrHTSD TO 1.8AV3 FOR WESTPOBT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMODTH. THE KENNEDY, TOMORROW, FBIDAY, the SOth instant, at 8 p.m. mOE CHARLES EDWARD to follow. FOR WANGAJSUI. m H E MURRAY, on SUNDAY, 2nd X October, at 9 a.m. THE WALLACE, on MONDAY, 3xd October, at noon. FOR WELLINGTON DRECT. mHE WALLACE, TO-MORROW, J. FSIDAY, tbe 30th inst., at Eight p.m. JOHN H. COCK & CO. ANTED a YOUTH of 17 or 18, to proceei to Farlborough to make himself gen rally uidul on a fetation. ! Apply at once to ; A. A. ECAIFE, 3803— t c; .Bardy-dtreet. WANTED a good PL&IN COOK. ■ Apply to Mrs. FELL. T7IOXBILL BReWESY— Brewery premiJj res, Foxhill ; Bottling Establishment, Wakeheld. To ensure quick despatch, all ' orders shoald be addressed JAMES GROVBi. ; WAKSFIt<LD. 2357— 1 m PRIME SALT BUTTER 6d per lb, 20 Fresh EGGS 1/-, Carter's JAMS B<l per lb, Men's CLOTHING CHEAP &t 2719-lm PICKAKD'S STOBB. Trout Fishing. : T7ISHING LICENSES can now be ott-.icoc! J? irom the undersigned for the Seisou ; commencing Ist October uexc. ALFRED GREENFIELD, Hon. Secretary 8897—3 Nelfon Acclimstization Society. TO LABORERS.— EARTHWORK THE undersigned will receive TENDERS UEtil WEDNESDAY ivEXT, Octooer : 5, for FILLING IN a small piece of ground I at the junction of Vanguard and Bardy-sta. ! Plan and epeciflcation mi.y be seen at Mr. Donaldson's (Baker), Bardy -street. ! 3891— 7p C. HUJSTER BROWN. In the Estate of GEORGE L. WATTERB I deceased. ALL CLAIMS against thia Estate mast be sent to bis late residence, Brook- : street, within three weeks from thia date, and : all Jjebte owing to the Eetate must be paid ; within the same period. SARAH ANNE WATTER3, 3847— fc d Executrix. TEAKSFEE OF BUSINESS. "VTOTICE is hereby given that I hay» SOLD the whole of tha Business lately carried on by me in the City of Nelson and elsewherej under the style of Edmund Buxton end Company, to Mr FRANCIS | HAMILTON of this City, who will hence- ' i forth carry on tbe eaid Business under the same style, but alone, and for his own benefit solely, my connection with, and interest in, tha same having row wholly Ceased. EIJMCSD BUXTON. Nelson, 14th Sept., 1881. 302S— tc ON SALS AT J. KEWBERRY'S, TRAFALGAR STREET. SALT B OTTER 63 per lb. ; 20 EGGS 1/CHEISECd; BAO<>N6dto9d- NEW RAISINS 7d ; TEAS in * Chests and Boxes from 17/-ptr Bos, — Try our Million TEAS st 2/- per lb— Large Stock of CHINA and EARTHENWARE.— SpeciaI cheap lines in GLASSWARE and FANCY GUODS too numerous to particularise. Kcte the address— J. KEWBERRY, 20F-3— 12 Trafaler.r-Etreet

FOR WESTPORT AND OBEY- i MOUTH. 3*ls& rpHS favorite &a. | GRAFTOJa will sail for Jthe above Potts on MONDAY, 3rd October, at 11 a.m. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S, CKOSS, Jan., Agent, FOR WELLINGTON, WANGANUJ, and PATE A. i^EEl^ WAKATU will Bail for the above Ports Early. For Freight or Passage Apply to JAMES S. CEOSS, Jim., Agent. AUCTION SALE TJALMER & CO. have received instrucJL tions to Fell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Mart, Bridge-st. On SATURDAY, October Ist, At 11.30 sharp— 20 New Trusts, with locks and Keys. AUCTION SALE of the First-Class SAILING YACHT, 11 VICTORIA." T>4LMER & CO. hrve been favored with JC instructions to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Mart, Bridge- street, On SATURDAY, October 1, at 11.30, Bhatp, the above YACHT, which is in first-class order, with Sails, Oars, and everything complete, now lying moored near Frost's residence 3 the Wood. This Yacht took the first prize at the last Regatta held at Nelson, and has lately had £32 expended on her for improvements, &c. To Weavers, Spinners, Machinists, and others. T)ALMER & CO. have been favored with X instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION At the Nelson Cloth Factory (better known as Wbblet's Mill), Bbidqe- street, Nehon, Oo WEDNESDAY, October 5, at Two p.m., Sharp, A large and extensive quantity of MACHINEKY, to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, including a large Water Wheel, Shaft bearings, & c ., &c, and a sundry lot of other Machiohinery too numerous to particularise. The Machinery may be inspected by in. tending purchasers the day before the sale. nnHE undersigned have been favored JL with inetroctions to offer FOR SALE— 1 SIX-BOOMED HOUSE and HALF-AX-ACRE of LAND, the House aimoßt new, and within fire minutes' walk from the Poßt-office. Also, I FOUR-RCOMED COTTAGE and ONE ACRE of LAND at the Port. PALMER & CO., Auctioneers, &c 2715 Bridge-street A PALMER & CO. have always on Sale at their Mart— FOWL FEED FEED OATS HORSE BEANB PEAS and WHEAT.

Dttnedin Boot Empobium, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, LONDON, AND DTTNEDIN, Have Just Landed, ex Mail Steamer — K f\f\f\ Pairs Ladies' Lasting Boots, Military Heels Kf\f\ Pa^ Ladies' Prunella High-legged, 7/6 &J) OKJKJ q Kf\f\ Pairs LadiQ s ' E^a *O •O\J \J quality Hessian, 8/9 Those Ladies who hare not visited our Establishment, and inspected or purchased any of the above are respectfully invited to do so. Ladies, — We have a splendid assortment of all sorts and sizes in BOOTS and SHOES please give us a trial. REPAIRS NEATLY DONE. NgW ELASTICS ~PUT IN. LOFT & CO., Dunedin Boot Emporium, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON. NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845. m Trunks BOOTB AND SHOES, now OPENING-, ex ship " Glenlora" and steamer "Liguria," 60 days from London, a large and choice assortment o Seasonable Boots and Biioes from the Best English and Continental Manus-acturkrs. The 86 lines are too numerous to particularise in an advertisement. Also on hand, a large stock of Boots and Slioes our own manufacture, of the very best kind and material, at prices not to be surpassed in the colony. We do not qu ote prices to mislead the unwary, but Heads of Families would do well to look after our : Is., 25., 35., and 4s, boxes, from which the family can be shod cheaply. A competent staff of Workmen on the premises. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OBDFR. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. |^§° Please remember No Rubbish kept. LIGHTBAND & CO., — 1 6 TRAFALGAB-STREET