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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 261, 2 November 1881, Page 3

FOE WESTPOKT AND GREY- fe^ MOUTH. . ANCHOB jlUfe:- STEAM • TL^ rpHE favorite «. B . LINE OF jl^gHJ PACKETS. GRAFTON' I "^^ ASS APPOnHTIB TO LBATg wiU leave for the above Forts early. ft WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND For freight or passage apply to QRBI MOUTH. JAMES S, CROSS, Jan., fTIHE WALLACE, TQ-D AY (Wednesday) Agent, X 2nd November, at 5 p.m. , mHB KENNEDY, about FRIDAY, 4th i November. vnn WAKPANim ■wttttkp TH e charles edward, on tues.FOR WAMSAMJI, , WELLING- £ DAy> the Bth November , CRllmg at lOJM, AMD tALEA. SARAMEA. «t"ksk f F HE •* FOR WANQANUI. w A K A T U rnHE WALLACB, Early. will have for the above porta Early. FO r WELLINGTON EIRECT. For Freight or Passage Apply to rpHE CHARLES EDWARD oa FRIJAMES S, CROSS, Jun., i- DAY, i± November A B ent - JOBS H. COCK & CO. NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845, m Trunks BOOTS AND SHOES, now OPENING, tx ship " Glenlora " and steamer « Liguria," 60 days from London, a large and choice assortment of Seasonable Boots and Shoes from the Best English and Continental Manufacturers. 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 very 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 We do not quote prices to mislead the unwary, but Heads of Families would do well to look after our Is., 2s. 5 35., and 4s.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 ORDER. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Ijgl 0 Please remember No Rubbish keot. LIGHTBAND & CGfegi — t o TRAFALGAR-STREET

WANTED a HOPSEMA'D. -T j Apply to Mm. SH 4,RP^ i 4296 Peli>Srjh. WAN TED a good Ge~erai SERVA^MT. Apply Mrs. Rodkric k McR-AEj < 4232-3 -Biohm^nd WANTED immediately a gootlGEN". ERAL SERVANT for the Motueka Hotel. Apply Mrs W. W. : COPPINS" MOTUEKA. : . V 3^ 52 , ■ — — ;— '•"' ' , Wanted an " Express." WANTFD a Strong Second-band "EXPRESS." " - •! 420S— 6p Apply Office of this Paper. LOST a Yellow PUP about six naon'ths old. Finder will be rewardei ;by bringing it to H. CLOUSTON, M*itai Valley. - 4234-^t c FIRST-CLAfS Kaun-built BOAT 4os SALV, -with Gear complete. For particulars ppply to Mr. J. P. LOW, the Port. 4253— :t c MRS PRIMMER and MISS BURTON Milliners and Dkesssiakehs. 39G9-26 High-street, RICHMOND. LANGDON'S EXTENDED QUARTZ-MINING COMPANY, Limited. AT a Meeting of Directors held on the 3i«t of October, a CALL (the sth) of ONE PENNY rer b hare was made payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, Tainui street, Gr&tmouth, on WKDNESUAY, the Ninth day of Novcmbe-, 1881. "••' G..W. MOSS, I egel Manager. : s. Greymooth, October 31, 1881. 4218—2' Nelson College. •T^HE Governors invite APPLICATIONS I from TEACHERS of MUSIC, for a regular Coarse of Instruction to be gfren in the College to such pupils as may desire to receive it; tie engagement to begin after the Christinas holidays. Further particulars can bo obtainei from the Stcretary. ; Application, statirg terms, will be received umil the 9th November. OSWALD CURTIS Secretary, College Office, 26th October, 1831. 4*23— a TRANSFER OF BUSINESS. "VTOTICE is hereby ggiven .that I hay* •~_! SOLD the whole of the Business lately carried on \>v ma in the City of Nthon and elsewhere, under the style of Esmond Buxton and Company, to Mb FRANCIB HAMILTON of this City, who will henceforth carry on tie said Business n»der ths fame style, bat alose, anl for bis owe benefit solely, my eonaectiea vltfa, and interest in, the same hating row wkally Ceased. EDMUND BBXTON Nelson, 14th Sept., 1881. MSS-ta

A. Palmer &Co. ? Auctioneers AND Commission Agents, Opposite Mr. Moss Dayis's Store. VALUATIONS MADE, SALES UNDERTAKEN AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. HOUSES AND LAND SOLD ON COMMISSION. nrtHE undersigned btve been favored X with instructions to offer FOR SALE— 1 SIX-EOOMED HOUSE and HALF-AN-ACRE of LAND, the House almoßt new, and within fere minuteß' walk from the Post-office. Also, I FOUR-RCOMED COTTAGE and ONE ACRE of LAND at the Port. PALMER & CO., Auctioneers, &c 2715 Bridge-street. A PALMER & CO. hare always on Sale at their Mert— FOWL FEED FEED OATS HORSE BEANS PEAS and WHEAT. ... ' ■■• ;

BOOTS! BOOTS! jK)OTS! DUHEDIN BOOT EMPORIUM LOFT & CO., Trafalgar-st. LOFT & CO. will offer to the public of Nelson for a few days, the whole of their immense stock of BOOTS AND SHOES • At prices which must ensure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE, to make room for IWE'W GOOBS • now arriving^ S. D. s « Di Children's Shoes 1 6 Ladies' Kid Boots ... .... 5 ' \$ . Children's Kid Boots ... 2 6 Gents' Calf Balmorals ... 12 0 Ladies' Slippers 2 6 Gents' Lace-ups ... ... 10 6 ■ Ladies' Evening Shoes ... 4 6 Gents' Elastic sides... ... 10 6 1 Ladies' Cashmere Boots ... 4 3 Youths' Elastic Sides .... 9 0 , Ladies' Prunella Boots ... 6 0 Children's Shoeß 1 6 ; COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS! ' Repairs neatly and quickly done. New Elastics put in. Note the Address— , "" T iiffl Q*F3P Stt CO«j. / ; Duaeiilia Boot Emporium, *'"]' 'Urn® Am Etodi^ TRAFALOAMT,. UILSO^»