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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 22, 29 March 1866, Page 1

EXCURSION TO WELLINGTON AND BACK. ■ .11 nPIHE N.Z.S.N. Co.'s splendid new X I Jik JL Steamer TARANAKI, Captain ■©*»&> fcp^, Seymour, will leave Nelson on or about NEXT, the 3rd April, for WELLING TON, via PICTON; and will leave WELLINGTON on MONDAY, the 9th, on her return, again calling at PICTON; thereby .affording an opportunity to Excursionists of spending Five Days iv Wellington. Fares for the Excursion, there and back. — Saloon, £3 ; Second Cabin, £2. CURTIS BROTHERS, 197 Agents. EXCURSION TRIP TO MOTUEKA. TO-MORROW, GOOD FRIDAY. \ . rpHE Steamer WALLABY will leave \ i Jik X the Albion Wharf, for MOTUEKA, liyi&v TO-MORROW (Good Friday), 30th '■^Ppi^P- instant, at half-past 8 in the morning, t^^^^E^ !> : sharp, returning to Nelson the same evening. Refreshments provided on board. FARES, there and back, FIVE SHILLINGS. NATH. EDWARDS '& CO. Nelson, March 29. 196 FOR BULLER GREY, AND HOKITIKA. «, : *k^k rpHE Steamer WALLABY will sail aSSPSB^TIr^. JL for the above ports, on *j|§jf|y|3lg^ SATURDAY, 31st instant, at 9 p.m. Cargo by the Wallaby for either port taken at the reduced rate of £4 per ton. Apply to Mr. J. LEVICK, Albion Wharf; Or to NATH. ED WARDS & 'CO. Nelson, March 29. 195 FOR SYDNEY, via HOKITIKA. Jl il nP HE P - N - Z - & A.R.M. Co.'s Steam - H-iii-JSt J_ ship TARARUA, will leave, for l|M|k SYDNEY, via HOKITIKA, on iSllfll^ SUNDAY, April I, at 8 a.m. For "freight or passage, apply at the Company's Office, Government Wharf. 194 FOR HOKITIKA AND MELBOURNE. S - nnHE splendid Steamship SOUTH ii pLMs JL AUSTRALIAN, will sail for the .^^^»v above P orts TO-MORKOW, (Eriday) For Passage, apply to BAIN, HOUGHTON, & CO., 198 • The Port. RUSH TO BRUCE BAY. I . mHE s.s. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN «iA X will call at BRUCE BAY, if sufficient inducement ofi'ers. ■ ; -^Sl^^^ > ' For passage apply to BAIN, HOUGHTON, & CO., 199 The Port. FOR COLLINGWOOD. M. mHE VENTURE, Wixdovkr, MasMw\ JL ter > sails ever y TUESDAY, from =^^^^f> LOCKIIART & CO., Nelson. Mr. MILES, Collingwood. Nelson, March 16, 1866. 137 The Public is informed that, DURING the WINTER SIX MONTHS, Commencing upon MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 2, the NELSON WINE AND SPIRIT STORE, Trafalgar-street, WILL BE CLOSED PUNCTUALLY at SEVEN O'CLOCK in the EVENING, Instead of Eight, as heretofore, EXCEPT ON SATURDAYS, and then at NINE, AS USUAL. HENRY BALY. March 27, 1866".. 191