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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 234, 1 October 1881, Page 3

FOR WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. H "k^v HPHE favorite s.s. GRAFTOH will sail for the above Ports on TUESDAY, 4th October, at 11 a.m. For freight or passage apply to JAMES S, CROSS, Jan., Agent, FOR WANGANUI, WELLINGTON, AND PATE A. y3Kf^ WAKATO will Bail for the above Poits Farly. For Freight or Fassnge Apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., Agent. For Waitapu and Collingwood. ■T^ qpHR " PROSPECT " will Bail O^^^;. £ for the above ports on Ji|||||; MONDAY, tbe 3rd October, at 3 For freight or passage apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jun., Agent, Tc 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 eb Webley's Mill), Beidge- street, Nekon, Oa WEDNESDAY, October 5, at Two p m., Sharp, A large and extensive quantity of MACHINERY, to be sold in lots to suit puTchieers, including a large Water Wheel, Shaft bearings, &c., &c, and a sundry lot of other Maohiohinery too numerous to particnlatise. The Machinery may be inspected by intending purchasers the day before the sale. THE undersigned have bean favored with instructions to offer FOR SALE— 1 SIX-BOOMED HOUSE and HALF-AN-ACRE of LAND, the House almoet new, and within five minutes' walk from the Post-office. Also, 1 FOUR-RCOMED COTTAGE and ONE ACRE of LAND at the Port. PALMER & CO., Auctioneer?, &c 2715 Bridge-street. A PALMER & CO. have alwayß on Sale at their Mtrt— FOWL FEED FEED OATS HORSE BEANS PEAS and WHEAT. A. Palmer &Co. ? Auctioneers AND Connnission Agents, Opposite Mr; Moss Dayis's Store. VALUATIONS MADE,

ANCHOB jj[j^^ STEAM LINE 'OF Sl^^j PACKETS. ABB APPOIKMU TO tSATB FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. FfleE CHARLES ED WARD, about TUESJL DAY, 4th October. mHE KENNEDY, to follow. JL FOR WANGAEUL mHE MUBRAY, TOMORROW, SUNi DAY, 2nd October, at 10 a.m. FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON. THF, WALLACE, on MONDAY, 3rj October, at noon. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. rfpsL'E MURRAY, Early. ' JOHN H. COCK & GO, WANTED a good PLiIN COOK. Apply to Mrs. FELL. WANTED. TWO or Three APPRENTICES for the DRESSMAKING. 8926 Appiy W. MIINER. HAVE yoa a VEHICLE that wants PAINTING and Priming? If so, you cannot do better than take it to SEAELF, Coach Paintir, Next Twist & Gay's. S927— Bm Trafalgar-street PRIME SALT BUTTER ed per ib, SO Fresh EGGS 1/-, (arter's JAMS 8d per Ib, Men's CLOTHING CHEAP at 2719-lm PICKARD'S STOBE. mESDERS will be receive 1 uatil the 6th X October for SAWING atout 10 030 feet TIMBEE for Buildirg purposas.— JOHN WALKER. 3922—5 rp&NDERS will be received until THURS--1 DAY, Ocuober 6, for— Splitting and putting ud about Three Miles of Paling and Wire fence. See specification at my bouse. 3923—5 JOHN WALKER. TO LABORERS.— EARTHWORK. THE undersigned will receive TENDERS until WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 5, for FILLING IN a small piece of ground at the junction of Vongusrd and Hardy-sts. Plan and specification msy be seen at Mr. Donaldsos's (Baker), Hardy-9treet. 3891— 7p C. HUNTER BROWN. In the Estate of GEOHGE L. WATIF.RS deceased. ALL CLAIMS against this Estate must be sent to bis late residence, Brooketreet, within three weeks from this date, and all Debts owing to the Estate must be paid within the same period. SARAH ANNE WATTERS, Sept. 23, 1881 [3847— t d] Executrix. Portraits. PORTRAITS TAKEN in Oil Color, and LESSONS GIVEN in DRAWING by B. A. BRANFILL. Specimen Portrait to be seen at Mr Jackson's, Stationer, Trafalgar- street, whe^e information as to terms can be had. Stddio in Trafalgar-street, next door to Messrs Black and Son. 2418— tea TRANSFER OF BUSINESS. IVTOTIPE is hereby given that I hav? - 1 -* SOLD the whole of the Business lately carried on by ma in the City of Nelson and elsewhere, under ths Ety!e of Fdmdnd Euxton and Company, to Mb FRANCIS HAMILTON of this City, who will henceforth carry on tie Bald Business under the game style, but alone, ani for his own benefit solely, ray conned ion with, and interest in, the same having row wholly Ceased. EDMOND BUXTON. Nelson, Hth Sept., 1881. 3028— tc

T OT7 !r P J&- C*C\ LAJr 1 06 KjKJ.i DtrNßDijir Boot Emporium, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, LONDON, AND DTJNBDIN, Have Just Landed, ex Mail Steamer — £* /"\ /T\ f\ Pairs Ladies' Lasting Boots, Military Heels OjKJKJKJ p vaa Pairs Ladies' Prunella High-legged, 7/6 WjUVV q KAA Pairs La dies' Extra W.OUU quality Hessian, 8/9 Those Ladies who have 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. NEW ELASTICS~PUT IN. LOFT & C 0., Dunedin Boot Emporium, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON. NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845. m Trunks BOOTS AND SHOES, now OPENING, ex ship " Glenlora" an! steamer "Liguria," 60 days from London, a large and choice assortment o Seasonable Boots and Shoes from the Best English and Continental Manufacturers. The . r lines are too numerous to particularise in an advertisement. Also on hand, a large stock of Boots and Shoes our own manufacture, of the very beet kind and material, at prices not to be surpassed in the colony. We do not quote prices to mislead the unwary, but Heads of Families would do well to look after our Is., 25., 3s. 9 and 4s. boxes, from which the family can be shod cheaply. A competent staff of Workmen on the premises. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. {j^p 23 Please remembor No Rubbish kept, —t'o TRAFALGAR-STREET