UNION BIiAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZBAIAJb, LTD. Passengers t must bbtaia Tickets at the Offioe--bef6re^tiiey-. € abar.t. .' Steamora., -will 3 ibS^ despatched at under, weather aad other circumstance? germitting:-^^;^--. orfBICTOJk ana.^ELLtNGTON. ?P«nguin, Moildtty; February 1, 1 p.m. Pat«ena, Thttfs^tt^-F«b: 4, 9.30 afm. Penguin, Friday;-: February 5, 9.30 a.m. •Cargo B ; iife.-.to 9 a.m. WfiaiHfef Otf DIBECT. Pateena, TuefidavjjFiib. 2. 7 p.m. •MapourikaJfS*tu|HiwViFeb. 6, 7 a.m. JPat«ena,\ Saiurd^ Fob. 6, 7 p.m. - .X.*Nd^'Barg6.: 3'Cffi? WESTPO)BT C OfifeWODTH axd "•.: .0 •Arahnra, .Sittday> JTanuifry 31, 7 n.m: Hapourika, We^if Feb. -3, 8 a.m. •Cargo 7p«SßhAbte*dnly) untU noon ■> >:> ißttnj?aay:y -: NEW P>YMpXr*HxMd-ONEHUNGA. •Rotoita, FridayV February 5, 5 p.m. - -*P^g6 ; nntU;4-p.m. SYDNfeT; Vi^GOOK STRAIT ' UToot WaHincton \ Moerajq, ■■;ftiiJa>>Jefcri2, 4 p.m. MELBOtmNE>-Via BLUFF . - (from Wellington;) Warrimog.-^hijr^ay/ .geb. 4, 5 p.m. SANAD'LAN ? Ag'SS-SALIAN LlNfc. (The AUrfied Houte.) CANADA,;, UMTEpiiSTATES and > ' • EUfiOPB. „ ■ B.MiS. ,-MA&URj\ From Syiflh^Kebsiiaiy is FroA Sft\!a^Fiferuary 23. Passengeifc j^dMtf-throiigh to London JP$ AKCHOR SHIPPING: A3ND FOUNDRY The ALESANDEB,Thuri<|ay,;4th Feb., at 11 a.m. Th^^AlAt^^ bTUEKA - Monday, February i,, at 2 p.m. (Cargo teemed until -10. a.m. only.) (Leaving , Motueka for Wellington as, o p.m.) The IfMT, T ° N - To-day, ■ .. . Saturday, 30th inst., at 6 p.m. TheWAHtlf^ 1 " 11^" Wednesday, Febr.'3, it 3 p.m. MOTUEKA to" WELLINGTON. The WAIBAU, , ■■■.'•_ Wednesday, Feb. -3>" at 8 a.m. (Via Ne150n). ..:,;,- TENDERS FOB THE- ERECTION OF A RESIDENCE rpENDESSare inrtte'd for the ErectJL tion of a Residence at The Port Nelson. . •. \- ■ ' Plans and specifications may be obtained at the Office of the Architect, with whom tenders -must be deposited before 12 o'clock (noon), .-of WEDNESDAY, February 3rd, 19(D9. Wm. HOULKEB, A.R,I:P.H., A.I.S.E. •., ' Architect. National Bank Chambers, Nelson. .;'."•'■ • ■.. • BBTHEIM rABO.? 6SWINO The excellent qualities of thia MACHINE are costly to prodnee; but expense, time, and effort have not been spared to 5 make "a first-e'asa DOMESTIC SEWTKO JMACHINB. The PABTS of the . Machine are beautifully made, highly -finished, and well fitted. ' It does tho gieatea 1 ;, variety of Tork, and the stitch is. ir.ost perfect. The WEBTHEIM SEWTNG MACHINE is eonstrnatefl '• for HAND USE only, or witli the - HAND AND TBEADLB combined, making one of the most COMPACT and' CONVENIENT FAMILY SBWIHa MACHINES yet placed, on the market. The wEBTHEIM 82WIN(J MACHINE is also don« in* the popular DBOPHEAD style, making a really handsome piece of .ItJBNITUBE. Tho NEW PLANET WEETHEIM MACHINE in ' DROI'HEAD pattern. T.-ith Torpedo Shuttle, combines the latest features in Sewing Machine Manufacture, including' reversible feed and check stop for finishing off. An Important pointrfpr-'Dressmaker! 1 and others -wherb time is aa important factor. It in a light' running and rapid worker. . ,- ;. Local Agent— Mß3 FBANK MOOBE, BBIDtfE-BT.", KELSON H. OSCAB HEWETT & CO., LTD., ' Head Offi«e,. fifi Cuba-st. Extension, Wellington. TRENfIfAM New Ldn6-^really"D«lickraa. ... New Linfc— Teally Delicious. : .-■: ---.'■ :■ Try.rtheaLi-All ' Grocers, i Try them;— All Grocers. &3TSTK AND RONS., LIMITED. MANtrrAOTOBEES. BEEDBURYAND BABTTN, .are prepared "to condtict Fnr.prftls on the most Scientific £ Tiroiiomic lilnea. - '.' i • Worka :\ anguafd Street ; Private Addresses, 78 Tssman Strait and Washington Valley. - ; Chemilt^ . "\ FOE Twelve Ye«^|r"6Upenser- to the late Dr Mprice7;Greym6uth, and late of Ashurst. has Dpehed-ca.Chemist'e Shop in Hardy-street (between Snodgrass* and Fleming's)^ PBESCBIIiIbKa^GAiiEFULLY i.-; -jiiis?ENS|a);:: . ■ Horsejand Cattle \Medtcuik a specialty. SOW Sntton's^efreenjTop and Purple Top Afierdeen^Xprnips. UnrivaOeS croppera... •/;.•*»•;.: ■:.
HARLEY & SONS, " RAGLAN BREWERY, Nelson HAVE NOW ON HAND Jusilx Cilbbbaxid-i PRIZE ALE & STOUT* Ale and Stont, quarts rM m ?« Od, Ale and Stout, pinta „., ... Sg (H. Ale in Kegs, per gallon ... Bi 3d. J. R. DODSON AND SON, i BBEWEBS, BOTTLEBS, AND MAlr STEBS. ' Celebrated "~" A.K. TONIC ALE INVALID STOUT JAB ALE Telephone No. 18. AEBATED WATEB AND 00BDIA1 MANXJTACXDBEBS. Famous STONE GINGEB BEEB Non-intoxicating HOP ALE AEBATED WATEBB AND COBDIALa Telephone No. 14. * Offices: ; HABDY AND BBIDGE STBEETB NELSON. I NELSON • QCHOOL OF Tiyf USIC. t Ochool of Music. (Affiliated to the Associated Board Royal Academy of Music & Royal College of Music, London). Trnstees : Messrs Cock, Fell, Gibbs, King, Maginnity, and Rer. J. P. Kempthome. Principal, and Teacher of Theory, Violin, and 1 other Orchestral Instruments: Herb Julius Leiiueb. Teacher of Singing: Mas Houlesb. Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses E. Earl, A.X.C.M., and Kempthobne, L.A.8., L.N.S.M. FEES (Practical Subjects) : One half -hour lesson per week: 35a per term. Two half-hour lessons per week : £3 per term. Harmony and Counterpoint: On© halfhour per week — 30s per term. Railway Concessions : Same as to Technical School pupils. For further particulars apply to T. BLAKE HUFF AM, Secretary. SANTI ROSSI, practical well digger and general contractor for underground work. Care Antonio Wctt, Haven Bd. OOKBINDINO in all its bunches, At the "Evening Mail" Bookbinding Department, Bridge-street. SOW Satton's Imperial Globe Turnip. Finest strain in existence. TASKEB & LEVIEN. SOW Sntton's Green Top and Purple Top Aberdeen Turnips. Unrivalled :cToppersf— TASKER and LEVIEN.
ALLISON'S QUININE WIN«I CUBES NEURALGIA and LOSS of APPETITE. A splendid bracing Tonic after any illness. : -a; Large Bottles, 2s 6d. ALLISON'S PEPTOL FOR STOMACjH TROUBLE. Acts as a Sedativa Tonic and gives relief in INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN, NAUSEA, etc. Price 2s. Take a dose aftfrr meaU and feel well : all day. ALLISONS INSTANTO CORN CURE It fails about once in 100 timea, which' makes it quite certain that it won't fail iv your case. Price, Is. From WALTER ALLISON, Chemist and Druggiet, Trafalgar-st. SOW Button's Centenary Turnip. One of the best Yellows ever introduced. TASKER ft LEVIEN. A CUOUNT BOOKS Ruled to any XX Patterai and Strong!.; Bwud et Uw "IvMWig Mail" Oft*. . „ -a SOW Button's Centenary Turnip, one of the best Yellows introduced TASKEB 4. LEVIEN.
SALE! SAUE)!! SALE!!! - GREAT CiEARm^^pPi:/;-' Drapery, Clothing, aad^^^fe. j SENU3NE REDUCTIONS IN ALLri^n^^ I Commencing' on FRIDAY, 29t)i Jaii.uSi'iK' - | INSPECT WINDOWS; f at ifWILKIB'S ' I . • . . ■ ■•:.. :^?.- t --i-:' ■.-f.-\V -•;■. • I r-Jr.'i--rf i -.'■'.-•;_■■:■■.■.-
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, 30 January 1909, Page 3
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