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

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RIGHAED BESVES, COMMISSION AGENT, Share Broker, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, NELSON, HAS ALWAYS ON HAWD— Shares in ehe principal Mioiog Conap&Gtes, in iDDitgahaa aad Lyell Districts ; Otago and AueklasjdL Alao, Bahk ahd Insukancb Shabes. To Storekeepers, Hotelkeepers and others : Feesh Samples just received hy tho undeisignsd of— BFGAES, verioas qualities TEAS, chests, half-ehes's. and boseß TfVBACCO, Cigars. Eh Glucos etc OILMEN'S STORES in e*ery vailety ; SPIRITS — Whbkies, Brasdies, Hum,; VQTiou^ brands and prices . : WINES— Ports, Sherries, and Ckrets, from good ber tonics, to extra Buperior quality for first-claea trade, or private families ; 160 eases WW celebrated " Kilmarnock " i WHIr*K^Y (full contefltn) 150 cases '« Noonday " KEBOBIKE OIL 150 casas Calcicum Light And the following Spscial lines— 3 barrels MA^T WHISEBY, guarSnteeS 15 years old, oricc 45s p*r ga!?oD, D.P. 2 qua?ter-cBBkB OLD FJSEKC3 BR&WDTT 12 years old, price par gallon 42s 65. i D.P. NoTs.-Thw WMBfeev end Bra^dv have baen in bond ia Dunedin over eiefct yeara 3 qu-rter-cesks Araonttlsdo Sherry (very fine) 5 quurt*r casba Mcrta Six-sTßpe Po?t 2 casce (20 0C0) " flenry Clay " CIGARS BIOHARD REEVITS, Oitpioe and Sampls Rooms, Nest Poit and TeSes?apb OSce. Nelson. Ist .Turns. 18R1. 1828 SOIIO Foundry. ESTATE OF MOUTRAY & CEOSBIE. WE b'eTeby notify thst "Messes. MOUT&ikY & CHORBIE have purchased the whole of the above Estate. AH Accounts owm? to the oanse will be received by them, and their signature will be a sufficient disch -rge. JOHN SHARP) „ . 2794— tc WM.BI.fi.CS / llHSte€B - Soto Foundry. PUBLIC NOTICE. MOUTRAY & CROSBIE btg to return their sinoe'e thanka to the public for the liberal support accorded to them during the lengthened period they hsve been in business as B'KfllN P. BRB, BOILED MAKERS, etc, and bating purchased from the Truatefs the whole of the extensive Machinery PUut, -Stock, Book Debts. He. , of the above concern, THS BDSI'E^S WILL IBK CARRIED ON BY I HEM A8 HERETOFORE, with efficiency and promptitude, for which: they respectfully solicit a continuance of jp»9t favora, 2785—t c ZOEDO N E! Annual Sale over Two Million Bottles!!! VIGORINE! From Warrenheip Springs, Victoria. An enormous consumption. SPARKLING HYGEIA! the demand exceeds 100'db'z. weekly/ CHAMPAGNE GINGER ALE ! for family use in cold weather* all in stock and on. sale, as also CIGARS AND VIRGINIA TOBACCO. STEAMED CANTERBURY BQNEDUST. SiR Robert Banks' GUANO. Kitchen & Sons' CANDLES and SOAP. CANTERBURY CHEESE. NEW TEAS. Newcastle Coal, at market rates. ; EMPTY SACKS for SALE. FARM PRODUCE PURCHASED OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. COURTENAY SMITH, I Government Wharf, the Port. 2683 '.'. Henry Budden & Go., SEED MERC HANTS AND KUeSEEYMtN, . : BBIBGE-STREET, : lABLY SEED POTATOES IN GBSAT VARIETY— Tha newest and most esteemed sort. WEITINQ OASES and DESKS ON

MESSES. WILKXNS & FIELD The Nelson Agents for the Wertheim Sewing Mac/lines, Beg to call attention to the following facts :— That by experts who have exjamined them, the WERTHEIM SEWING MACHINES are pronounced * triumph of mechanical skill, i And those who have worked: them consider them to be the wonder of the ; age for simplicity of constructioß/;; i , The -reliability which can be placed on their working power has rendered hem a favorite .with the public in all parts of the worl.l, and it needs only a trial to make them a household yvroM in pverydomeotic circle. ■" : : i The WERTHEIM MACHINES work silently and Wl th certain ease, their recognised • durability and strength are; only equalled by the elegance of th^ir lappearancei while for the variety of work they can tarn out, and for pre-eminence of execution) they aUrpa'ss all others. ; *■ \ : The WERTHEIM MACHINES are finiahed in a E u r erior manner, mateW^ n ™SS^ f th^ higb P st order « Tfae lockstitch as performed by the WERTHEIM combines air the 1 elements Jof [tammy, strength, and neatness, and executes every description of work. The Wertheim Triumph £5 0 0 The Wertheim Hand - 110 0 The Little Wertheim - 315 0

fIVEBPOOL & LOKDON & -«-« GLOBE INSUBANCE COMPANY, I CaplteU, waM < g 2> ooe,o€o lncos2e ««, £1,700,000 A LL classsa of FIKE RISKS, In Tbwn'-w Couniry, taken at Current Bates. Claims settled without reference eieewhws. Bates of premium and eyery other information may be had at the Office of thesniJe*signed, JOHN H. COOK & CO. • Agnate. mHE SWISS LLOYD MARINE -i. INSUBANCE COMPANY. -, a i^ om J pa ? y are P^Pared to isaue f olldes on Gold, Wool, and other Frcdooe ani Merchandise, to and from Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, Intercolonial andEiyerinn Porte, tt° u J Q o ießj Maurlti3B » «^ a va. China, and united States, at tho hreeat 'currant rates of premium. OPEN POLICIES ISSUED. a&SHTg FOB NBLBOX' JOHN H. COCK & CO. TTNION FIEE AKD MARINE \J INSURANCE COMPANY OF SIEW ZEALAND. Capita £2,000,000. laeurancea effected on Property at Lowest current rates. £858 H. D. JACKSON, Nelson Agent. OOUTH BRITISH FIEE *"-^ . _«n> MABHTS mSOEANCE CQMT&NI 09 SEW ZEALAHD. Subscbieed Capital In 50,000 Shares of X2O each. Unlimited Liability of Large Body o! Shareboldsre, resident throiighout the Colony, IHV3BS_D FDKBB. a .,c 1 .. oos », oe £lßo,ooo. BarJUte: Colokul Bask of Nbw Zsmlaxr, HKAD OypiCß „.,. AUOK-AND, Prompt and Liberal in Settlement, Popular and progressive, rremiuma (Ist year) 1878-8..., M ..,....£54,082. Premiums (6th year) 1877-8 £134,961. Losses prooptly paid at any Agency, at option of insured., MARINE. — Veseelß, Freight, Cargo, etc Insured to and from United Kingdom, America, China, Mauritius Australia, Fiji/and South Sea Islands. FXB&.— Buildings and their Contents, Bhipa in Dock, Insured against Lobs by Fife. BBAKOHES ABTD AQ2MCIES. London, San Francisco, and throughout New Zealand and Anstrallan Cioloniea. NELSON SUB-AGESTS. T, R. Hotobb & Co. Richmond B.M. bariTH.., _..., ...WaltofteM J. S. Edelstem «^...«..... Mk Motueka Thomab A. Cook ~~~....Takaka W. C. Bilet Collingvoed SCLAMDERB & CO., AGENTS, KELSON. Colonial Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Capital £2,000,000, Subscribed by a large number of residents in the Colony, constituting the Company a Colomtax, Inetitution. Insurances on Town and Country properties effected at the lowest current rates, ana losses promptly and liberally settled, ADAMS .& -KINGDOM Agents for Felson and Marlborougb. . 2019 HA M BUB G- MAGDEBURG FIRE IFSrRANCE COMPAHY OF HAMBURG. fTiriTAL (?isJ]y p £ id up) ... 2,f 00.000 marke lie Magdeburg FIR& Ineurauce Company Tne M- g'eburg BE-JKSLiRaNC!K Company I be Magdeburg GENERAL Insursnco f'o. (wi!h Capital and Bf-ntva Fund aniuur.t;n.t{ to OTcr Sixty MillioDs of msika— £3,000,000 Bterlifg). Are interested in tvciy risk >.nd«t6keb. Ibia Compsny ia prepaied to take ri-ks against losa or damage by firo en every description of inaurabla property at fho Lowest Rates. The Company is not connected with any Tan" Astotiation. £ll I-oasus will bn promptly paid in the Co'ony sb soon as claims ne adjusted LAKG6 ft TRONi MAN. General A jtents for Few. Zealand, 80-d st , I'unediu. A. D. BaYJJEIIiD, Agent. A D. BAYFEILD, LA&D, EBTATB, MIKING AGENT, And f HABEPROKER, ■ Bs?-3y»8treet (opposite Union Bank, }. Seisos, S29*-t.o i

Professor Robertson Smith could read Hebrew at the age of six. At a recent Good Templar meeting at Master ton Sir W. Eox said that he estimated that the direct and indirect loss of life caused through drink in New Zealand amounted to 2000 persons killed every year. There are 2000 drinking shops in the colony, ind these killed on an average one each per annum. He added that nearly 800 elections would shortly take place for local licensing boards, and though objection had been raised to Buch a large number of little elections, they would from their number serve to keep the whole of jNew Zealand alive on the question. A jolly good row was wanted to \jraken up the people of New Zealand. He did not expect to triumph over the publicans all at once. If during the first year they only saved 20 public houses by the elections, that 20 would be so much gain, and a stepping stone to a further victory. The publicans, though in a ( ' mortal funk," were very stong and very rich, and they could uot all at once prevail pguhFt tlieiß. . - . - - i