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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue XVI, 4 November 1881, Page 3

FOE WESTPORT AKD GMY- | .. „. ' - |-. M^ H> ANCiiOB |[W^- A STEAM |lak T HE feV ° rite "* LINE : 0F -|P|@|) PACKETS. will leave for the above Porta early. iaE ap?oote> to hsxn For freight or passage apply to ygs WESTPOfcT, HOKITIEA AND JAMBS S, CROSS, Jun., GBBIMODTH. Agent, c HARLEg tDWARD, on TtIESJL DAY, the Bth November, calling at KARAMftA. FOR WANGANUI, WELLING- np EE EfiN NEDy, to follow. TON, AND PATEA. JL ' ■ : jgyl^ 1 WAEATU rjIHE MURRAY, Early. will lmve for the above pottß Early. fOR WELLING TON I'IRECT. Eot Iteight or Poissge Apply to mHB AIjLACEj en MONDAY, IWv JAMES S, CROSS, Jun., -*- November. Agent. ... JOHN H. COCK &. CO, NELSON BOOT DEPOT, ESTABLISHED 1845. m Trucks BOOTS AND SHOES, now OPENING-, e± ship " Glenlbra " and steamer " Liguria," 60 days from London, a large and choice assortment of Seasonable Boots aiid Blioes from the Best English and Continental Manufacturers. These Hues ate 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 We do not quote prices to mislead the unwary, but Heads of Families would do well to loolj: after our Is., 25., 35., aild 4s. boxes, from which the family! can be shod cheaply. A competent staff of Workmen cm the premises. BOOTS AND SHOES MADE TO ORDER. REPAIRS EXECUTED ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. HSp° Please remembfjr No Rubbish keot. LIGHTS AND Sc 00., -to r ■ TRAFALGAR-STREET

WANTED itu mediately Apprentices for the DRESSMAKING. Apply MISS SHARP, Hardy-street. 4327— 2p WAIMTiO) a good Gem ral SERVANT. Apply Mrs. COOKE, 4384—3 Manuka- Street. ; WANTED a HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mrs. SHARP, 1 4296 Fellworth. WAITED immediately a good GEN". ' ERAL SERVANT for the Motueka Hotel. Apply Mrs W. W. COPPINs' MOTUEKA. 3952' Li | Wanted an " Express." WANTFD a Strong Second-hand "EXPRESS." 4233— 6p Apply Office of this Paper. I Trinity Presbyterian Church, ORGANIST WANTED for the above Church. Applications fo be tent to Mr. B. S. CHI^HOLM. Bridge-street, not later than the 15th instant. 4310— 6i ■ mENDERR WANTRD for J-EPATRS— ; JL CARPENTERING and PAPERHASfIING— togethrr or ceparately,to Building adjoining New Zealand Insurance Office, and Telegraph Office. Tenders close MONDAY NEXT, 4 p.m. 4331 Apply to A. D. BAYFEILD. PRIVATE BOAHD and RESIDENCE. Apply Mra. T. C. BATCBELOR. 4'3} Waimea-ftreet. FIRST-CLASS Kauri-built BOAT fo* SALK, with Gear complete. For psrticuiars spply to Mr. J. P. LOW, the Port. 4253— t c MRS. PRIMMER and MISS BURTON Milliners and Dressmakers. 3969—26 High-street, RICHMOND, PRIME SALT BUTTER 6d per lb, BACON 8d per lb, Carter's JAMS 8d per lb, Men's CLOTHING CHEAP at 2719- lm PICKARD'S STOBS. Takaka Tramway Company. rrtHE TIME for COMPLETING CONi TRACT -i Kca. 21 and S2 is *X TENDED ONE MONTH. A Single Tender, if lowest on the whole, will be considered, but .will be eur j.ect to since date* for completion. By order of the Directors. 4312 \ JOHN ROCBFORT,> TRANSFEE OF BUSINESS. "VTOTICE is hereby [given that I hav» _-^-J SOLD the whole of the Business lately cairiM on hz m* in the City cf Nelson and elsewhere, under the style of Edmbnd Btjxton and Company } to Me FRANCIS HAMILTON 9? this Ctty, who wiil henceforth carry on the said Business under the same style, but aloie, anl. for feia own 'benefit solely, my connection with, and interest in, tb/3 sams having row wholly Ceased. EDMO3D BSXTON Nelson, 14th Sept., 1881. 3023-tc

AUCTION KALE OF Jewellery and Crockeiyware left itoai last Saturday's Sale. A PALMER & CO. will SeU by PUBLIC • AUCTION, At thbir Mart, Bridge-st. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 11.30, »hatp, The balance of the Jewellery left from la&t Saturday's t'ale, consisting of Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Siher Watches Gold and Silver Suites Brooches, Earrinpa, Signet Rirga Keeper?, Silver Alberta, Clocks, e:c. Aho, 24 Toilet Seta 40 Nests Pies Dishes 24 large Water Jugs 6 doz;D Muga 2 drzen Plates 24 largo Engravings £ nrf, . 1 First class Fix-barelled Revolver 1 American Rifle 1 Fowling-piece And a quantity FURNITURE, comprising Sofa, Colonial Couch, Chest Drapers, Sideboard, Kitcheu Dresser, Mangle, Tables, Forms, &c , &cA PALM^E & CO. will Sell by PUBLIC • AUCTION, At their A uction Mart, Bbidge-st. .. 10-MORROW, SATURDAY, At 11.30 a.m. 24BcxesNew Seaion'i TEA. 1 Ca«k ( Brrtrts 8 Gross Wax Vrt^ai in 1000's 20 i aeks Pot.tosa 6 Cheese 40 Loxea Cigtti (2') ri^HE undersigned have been favored A. with instructions to offer FOR HALE— •■".-•■ 1 SIX-EOOMED HO U8 E and HALF-Alf-ACRE of LANp, the House almoat new, and within fire minutes' walk from the Po3t-ooice. Also, 1 FOUR-RCOMED COTTAGE and ONE ACRP: of LAND at the PorS. PA.LMER & CO., Auctioneers, &c 2715 Bridge-atreei. A PALMER & CO. have atwaye on Sale at thdr M*rt— FOWL FEED FEKD OATS HORSE BEANS PEAS and WHEAT.

BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! PtUSEDIN- BOOT EMPORIUM LOFT &CQ^rafalgar-st. LOFT & CO. will offer to the public of Nelson for a few clays, the whole of their iminense stock of BOOTS AND SHOES At prices which must assure a SPEEDY CLEARANCE, to make room for isriErw Groous now arriving. s. D.. s. d. Children's Shoes 1 6 Ladies' Kid Boots ... ... 5 9 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 Ladies' Cashmere Boots ... 4 3 Youths' Elastic Sides . ... 9 0 Ladies' Prunella Boots ... 6 0 Children's Shoes 1 6 COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS! Repairs neatly and quickly done. New Elastics put in. @- Note the Address— ; ; ! XjiOSF B^ && CQ* 9 ; :; ) 1 Boot Emporium, , London and Dunedin TRAFALGAR- ST., NELSON.