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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 281, 25 November 1881, Page 1

Soiio Foundry. MOUTRAY & CROSBIE, ekgineers, mil. weights, Boiler Makers, Brass and Iron Founders, General .miths, Iron Shipbuilders &c, &_. Flsns and Sperifbation. prepared fcr all kind, of Machiaery, and Estimates given. M. & C. have the following Machinery for Sale — One new Ten-howe-power (nominal) Hori-z-mtil Fngine and Mu'titubalsr Boiler One new 3-hoise-power Engine Multitubalar Boiler, Aleo, or.c New Horee Motive Power, with single lever, and intermediate gear. complete. For particu'ars apply SOHO FOUNDRY, Bridge-street, Nelsoa. 4425 H. Newman RUNS a comfortable CONVEYANCE between RICHMOND and MOTUEKA, 1 leavirsg the Railway Station, Richmond, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Ton am, and returning irom Motueka everj Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 30 a m All Barrels left at Brock's Whits Hart Hotel, Richmond, aud at Coppiiis' Moiueka Hotel, Motueka, will be attended to. 123§, MOTUEKA Family Boarding Housf, beautifully situated near the sea. Appy Mrs. BUTiT-JES., " The Gables," late Orphanoge. 4387— 3 m TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, between I NELSON, SUBURBAN NORTH, WAIMEA, and MOTUEKA, the Splendid Carriage Sire PATCH. Patch is of a rich brown color, standing 16£ hands, of great bone and substance, fine constitution, good temper, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter (especial attention is called to this fact), his stock for size, quality, and general soundness are his best advertisements. Por further particulars and pedigree see cards. Mondays— Leaves Haycock's, Richmond, at Noon, at Forest Inn, Wakefield, at 3 p.m. Toesday— Upper Moutefe. Wednesd ay— Motueka Hotel. Thursday — Returns to Moutere in the evening. Friday — Travellers' Re<_, 11 to 1, returning to Haycock's, Richmond. Saturdays— Black Horse Hotel, Suburban North till Noon ; Lucre's Stables, Nelson, at 2 p.m. Terms — £2 2s. Gtoomage, ss. Reduction in price for a number of mares. JAMES LUCRE, .113— te Crown Stables, Nelson. PRIME SALT BUTTER 6d per lb, BACON 8d per lb, Carter's JAMS 8. per lb, Men's CLOTHING CHEAP at 2719-lm PICKARD'S STOBE. JOiin "|3 OCHFOBT, Civil Engine. JLV and ._ uthorised .UE-fasroa MANUKA- STREET, isei.on. Instructions left at my House, or with Mr ROUT, Land Agent, wiil meet with attention. 837. -12 m TRANSFER OF BUSINESS. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that I have - 1 --. SOLD tha whole ofthe Business latel carried on by me in the City of Nelson and elsewhere, under the style of Edmund Buxton and Corr pany, to Ms FRANCIS HAMILTON ot this City, who will hence, forth carry on tbe ea'd Business under the same style, but alone, and for his own benefit solely, my connection with, and interest in, the same having row wholly Ceased. EDMUND BUXT N Neleon, 14th Sept., 1881. 302S— tc Cash Grocery. F. J. HINGSTON intends carrying on business as GENERAL GROCEB AND PJ-OVISION DEALER, on tbe CASH ST STEM 1 and haeing mads epec'al &rrangemerit9 with some of the principa! firms in the colony, he will ba able at fall tin.es to give to the cash going public the very best poesi.le value for their money. On SATURDAY flrat he will show one of the cheapest ard best af sorted Stocks ever brought i.to Nel.on, imported especially to his own order fcr doing a targe ( ash trade, consisting of everything thst is New and Good, alt to be sold Cheap tor Cash. .QO TO THE CHFAP GFOCERY STORE), AND BUY YOUR GOODS FROM F. J. EINQSTON, WAIMEA STREET. '■'.•■-■ • - j