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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 245, 14 October 1881, Page 3

FOE WESTPORT AND GREY- .«L M0 ___ H> ANCEOB |jfjj^_ STEAM _*k=?L nPHE favorite v. TTW _ -_. g|i^^^l |J^Kl L INE OF |[^^g PACKETS. will have for the aboye ports Early. abb appqjhtsd to ?~i_\a For freight or passage apply to FQH WESTPORT> HOKITIKA AND JAMES S, CROSS, Jun., QBBYMODTH. f^__ npHE CHARLES EDWARD, about SUN" JL DAY, 16th it etatit. FOR WANGANUI, WELLING- mHE MURRAY, to follow ION, _»D PATE/ X d«L* npKE 6.8, FOR WANGANUL A|gy|^. wak at v X BE MDKRiiY ' Early - will sail for the above Porte on FRIDAY, j<qr WBLLT^GTCN DIRECT, at 8 p.m. For Freight or Passage Apply to T SE WALLACE, Early. JAMES S. CROSS, Jim., j O _N H. COCK & CO. —gent. NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845. m Trunks BOOTS AND SHOES, now OPENING-, ex ship " Glenlora " and steamer " Liguria," 60 days from London, a large and choice assortment of Seasonable Boots and from the Best English and Continental Manufactueers. These lines are too numerous to particularise in an advertisement. Also on hand, a large stock of Boots and Shoes our own manufacture, of the V3ry best 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 We do not quote prices to mislead the unwary, but Heads of Families would do well to look after our Is., 2s. 9 3s. 5 and 4s. boxes, from which the family can be shod cheaply. A competent staff of Workmen on the premises. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OEDER. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Please remembcir No Rubbish kept. LIGHTBAND & CO., _-to TR AF A LG AR-ST REET \T7_NrflD Eferyone to Know— That W VV E. BR(-WN is taking his Superior Style of CARTE DE VISITS PORIRa ITS Continuation of Sale. at 12/6 pec dozen. ,40*1 Of the FURNITURE of Mr T. MENASY, — — " of the Exchange Hotel. ITT ANTED APPRENTICES and IM- __ VV PROVERS to the DRESS and TIHE Balance of FURNITURE ana M_NTLEM_KING.-Mrß KING, Waimea--1 EFECTS removed for the canyenience >treat - _____ of Sale to our Roams will be sold .^^ -,— - , , - „ TO-MOBBOW, SATURDAY, W A tt^Vr'o___'_t At 11.80. VANT must he a good Cook and Laundress. A; PALMER & CO., Wages 20a per week and passage paid. Auctioneer. Apply at the Office of A. D. BAYFIELD, E«q., Hardy street. 4060— 4p Balance of Coneignmenta. ttt a N TE D tn experienced HAND. T^ATMire fc crTZiw s*ii hv PTTRTir VV Also APPRENTICES in DBESSpALMER & j^TK)N PUBLI^ MAKISG. Apply to Mr». DENNE, ColAt their A uctioh Ma_t, Beidge-BT. "°gwood-,tteet. 3976 ~ U TOMORROW SATURDAY TTT ANTED immediately a good GEN _t VI 30 H_,_ VV ERAL SERVANT for the Motueka -.-.,. at 11.30, bhap, Hte , AyplyMra w". W. COP PINS, Qi) bxfg New season's Tea, 1881-1882 MO TUEKA 5952 O&l 120 Backs Potatoes ' 10 Bage O_t« ' ~~ 9 „ Oatmeal OOARD and RESIDENCE offered in 8 1 rask Currants O Private Family at WAKiPCAKA.---9 Chef see 3843— 1 m p Apply '• Mail " Office 5 cases TeDnent's Ale — 8 „ Vinegar T)R!ME SALT BUTTER 6d per lb, 72 American Brooms X BACON 8d per lb, Carter's JAMS 80 PALMER & CO., per lb, Men's CLOTHING CHEAP at Auctioreors, Bridge-street. 2719- lm PICKAIiD'S STOBB. ~~ RS. PRIMMER and MISS BURTON, MILLIKEKS AND DRESSMAKERS. Crockery, China, & Earthenware. 3969-26 mgh-atreet, richmonj. T) &LMER & CO. hare been favored vith NOTICE. JL instructions from tha shippers to — — — - by PUBLIC AUCTION, VTOTICE is hereby given thai all BOOK TO MORROW SATURDAY -^ HftBTS due to ROBEHT MARTIN iU-MUKKUW &AlUK___, B MITH, of the Forest Inn. Wftkefleld. PabliAt 11.80 sharp— CBDj hft _ c be£ _ AS yj GSED to ME, and At their Mart, Bridge-street, muat be f ort hwith paid to Messrs Adam* 5 Crates Crockery and Earthen- ?" d Jk-gdoh, ? oliest0 ™' ■* e l r ° ffie . e '- - n « n -*• / tfardy-striet, Nelson, and that their Receipt Ware, consisting of- will . fl lutu . e fee tfa6 onlj BU(Scieat DUcnarge 23 dozen sets Assorted JUGS therefor 35 Toilet Seis J. A. HARLEY. 33 dozen Assorted Baking Dhhefl Octobtr 8, 1881. 4016-6 5 dozen Ewers and Basins . 3 dozen Mugs %m T T P *S? 6 dozen Vegetable Dishes « U X A U s • 1 doz n Muffin do. """""" 6 drzan Assorted Podding Basics f\ WING to the wanton CHOPPING and 3 dozen Rica Dishes \J DESTRUCTION of Native TREE^ 1 dozea sets Whi;e-and-Gold Jugs >ni SHRUBS by p&rties of LADS and 2 dozen Chambers. CHILDREN (ehitfly from NehraO, all per--50 Nests Jam Jsrß, bods found THESPASSING on any pretence whatsoever upon my Bufh or Lsndia Poor Man's V«lky, *M be PROSECUXEIJ witb- — r— :tttt> j • i i 1 r i out further notice, f |IH_ undersigned have been favored j yp m MARSDEN. X with ineiructiona to offer FOE Stoke, October 6, 188 1. 3977 SALE— 1 SIX-BOOMED HOUSE and HALF-AN-ACRE of LAND, the mn » -itqt ? t't ? nw Tm3TWI?<W House almoet new, and wiihin five IRAHb-Jcal UJS JSUi3IIN._OQ. minutes' walk jrorn tbe Post office. — — i Also, TVTOTIGE i 9 hereby given that I hav--1 FOUR-RCOMED COTTAGE and -^ SOLD tha whole of the Business latel; ; ONE ACRE of LAND at the Port. 0Q by m , ia the City of Nelaor PALMER & CO., d elaewhtre, under ths style of Edmbnd Auctioneer?, &c 2715 Bridge-street. Bunou and Company, to Mr FRANCIfc . HAMILTON of fbis City, who will'liencrA,,.,.. forth carry on tbe eaid Business under ftf PALMER 8c CO. hare always on Sale , L . , , , .. at their Mert- came style, but oloaa, ao I for hi» own FOWL FEED benefit solely, my conned ioa with, and HOR?E°BB_NS intereßt io ' tbe ™* h& ™ 8 C ° W WhoU ' PEAS and WE 1 EAT. Ceas. 1. EDMO3D BUXION. j Nehon, 14th Sapt., 1881. 3023— t<t \ ToffXcoT Dunedin Boot Emporium, Trafalgar-street, Nelson, LONDON, AND DUNEDIN, Have Just Landed, ex Mail Steamer — OOf_ " Pa * r6 Ladies ' Lastin g Boots, Military Heels OyVJKJKJ p VAA Pairs Ladies' Prunella High-legged, 7/6 &}IJ\J\J q Pairs La d ies' Extra £j Q\J \J 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 Lave a splendid assortment of all sorts and sizes in BOOTS and SHOES please give us a trial. REPAIRS NEATLY DONE. NEW ELASTICjJTPUT IN. LOFT & 0 0.,.". Dunedin Boot Emporium, TRAFALGAit-STBEET, NELSON.