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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 2, 3 January 1881, Page 3

ANCHOR ; Itg&k-- STEAM. IINE OF -^^3fJ BACKETS ! ABB APPOINTED XO ÜBAVJ3 ?OR WESTPORT. HOKITIKA, AND .. ; ■.. ; jGKEYMOUTH.. _ : .. .... T^Hfi CHAHLES EDWAtID,: TOrMOR I! ROW (TUESDAY), 4th January, al i plm.: , ...,.'. "nHE H ORRAY, about FRIDAY, 7th inst. FOR. WFLLINGTQN Via WAIRAU I :' ■ ■■'i'iSßß!.' ■ |Ihf; -WALLACE, oq : WEDtSESD AY, a.; sth instant at 6 p.m. ! FOR WANQANUL CUE MURRAY, on WEDNESDAY, the sth January, at 7 p.m. CoAstax E xcußSiotfs r— Frpm 1 5th Decemerj, 1880, to 31st January, 1881, Return 'icjltels will be ipcued betwf ea ports within few Zealand at whrch 'Cdmpany's Bteamers »l), at a reduction of 30 per cent on the two ngle farea, available for Return until 28th fckuaiy, 1681. I . JOHN H. COCK & CO. ijtrANTKiT), Two or Three GENTLErV ;MB-N BOARDER?, in a healthy calit^. aerms, lMftder&te „ iipply at the fflce of the Evjjnijjo Mail.. , 2816— -t 0 iXTANTED TSND^Rg for CUTTING. ' ! 1^ • TYINQ,and STROKING 20 Acres ATS at Hope.—T . H. 10 V, Uardy-et. , ' '■■■.■•.- ■ ■ 3910 rkT ANTED, f TENDERS for -nuking comr; T. plete. a bout - Two Acres ,of Oaten ay, inducing Thatching. &c. Work to be >ne in a satisfactory manner. Apply before it Jatr> jjjry. ■ 391 HEERY CLOUSTON. Golden ridge quartz I MIXING COMPANY (Limitbd). rHE ordinary half-yearly Meeting of SHAREHOLDERS will be he d in the ysTiiuTß, Oollikgwood, en FRIDAY, the tth day of January, 1881, at 2 p m. : , JOHN ROSS, —2: Legal Manager. •he JBxidge-street Produce Store, : Opposite West's. 7*GGS, BUTTER, Bacon, Cheese, PotaJJ toes, Poultry, and all kinds of Farm id Dairy Produce. Also, a larpe quantity 1 fiipe Plums, Gooseberries, B ack Curract9, id Apple*, at the lowest poseibls prices. 4080 aswell Sound Marble, Portland Cement, and Mining Company (Limited). PEE undersigned has been appointed BROKER for. Nelson. - Prospectuses id, fofmi of application ran be obtajntd ther from him or the Bsnk of New Z^alßni. n early application for eharea ia requested 1 tbo time haa only! been extended to Slet ipuary next. t7sr-3 H.'.E. HALL, Brightwater. B£t Post Free In an Envelope for 4d. ; Stamps to defray Postage nHE BOTANIC TREATMENT for all L. Neryous Die orders which unfit Bufferere r marriage, &c, &c.; also Conpomption, ironic Disease of the Chest, Stomach, iver, and Epilepsy. Address R. T. SELBY, Medical Herbalist, 68— 6mp John-ft, Waterloo, Sydney.

FOE WESTPORT AND GREY- , MOUTH. A^f^J^> : GRAETON , will' Bail, for the above Ports on or abf mt FBIDAY, the 7lh of January. Por freight or passage apply to !■ ..». ! JAMES : B. CROSS, 1 Juti.," f iisU f ... AB.finfe- , I FOR WANGANUI AND | ■. ! „ , -WELLINQTON. :■: < : \ WAKATU ; f will leave for the above ports on MONDA?/, : -the;3rd January, at Six p.m. . For freight or passage apply lo « ; J. S. CROSS, juh., J 408? Agent . Just wliat's wanted. 5 . : } Stea>^:Yaclit 4< Talnui." "PICNIC PARTIES and others can; ~ XT r^SfßE; the above.fastnnd.com-, " foriabier Steam Tacect on reasonable' lo '<<%£"* " : ■ ■■•■ ; - ; 'L i ■ ARP^y 01 ? t» oar^* or tc» ■'! Ay ' JOHN "MAY, } .393b-Hm^ / - : ' The Port. o ' NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. • • Native Coal and Coke. •s l Railway Depsrtt aent,, ; " ■: ■ Wcllirgt'on, IStb Dectjmbcr, 1880. ; SEPARATE Written Tende ts -will beveceived un»il Nood, of S ATURI/AY, the 15th January, 1681, for tl ie SUPPLY T J and DELIVEEY of COAL and COKE, i 1 They-muflti be addreaaed to the General li Mnager of New Zealand Rt> iiwaye, Wei. lington, and marked outside ''^ Tender for ? Coal." Specifications can be seen, imd forms of w tender obtained at the Officfß;of ; the Railway * M*UBgers at Auckland, Whang ;arei, Napier i ; Wellington, Wanganui, New PI f mouth Nelaon, Picton, Greymoutb, Westport, Chriit- "1 church, and Dunedin. , |J Telegraphic . Tendert will b«. received if - ; a« presented at any Telegraph (Office by Noon °' of the tame date, provided that written &* tenders in due lorm are lodged i.t a Railway M^nager'a Office, by the game hour. * —, ■ The lowest or any tender win not necesi C •arily, be accepted. . ■ ! •= i :' '.' 'i ■'■' : ". :. '' j.:p. maxvi^ll;, ; 591t-a ' General Manager N. Z. Railways. ; In the Estate of T?. S. W YMONDTa H 1 , bankrupt. & [ :. j . ; , s, . . — , ■ fi . | AIL personi INDEBTED to the above a ?, Eet'ite ■ are requested to PAY their a^ Accounts. for thvritb to Messes. ADAMS and j ; KINGDOHi SoliCitora who are au- 4^ thpri<ed; v TO COLLECT AND fiUE FOR the aame^* " -- • "" ' g ( ; JOHN SOUTHERN, r Trußteeß 8824 " J. SM. THOMPSON, [ ArußteeB -* NOTICE. 1 foi AFTER lat Jauuabt, Db. MONCKTON S*. will remove to the well-known Keßi- Ll denoe and Burgery formerly occupied by Drs ; CoTTJaBBLL und Mack's, in Waimea-»treet. .-..;• 3091 39

Special Attraction to Country Buyers. LOYEBAY & HEYHOE ; Advertise the following PRICES as specimens of the CHEAP GOODS : they are selling : — Scoured Calico,. 4|d | : Trimmed Hats, Is lid Striped Ginghams, 4-|d '" . Ladies' Drawers, Is 9d Unbleached Sheeting, 9d . Ladies' Chemises, 2s 3d White Sheeting, Is - ' Ladies' Night Dresses, 3s Gd : White Flannel, Is 2d . Colored Skirts, 3s lid : Colored Quilts, 2s lid ■ . Costumes, from 6s lid Carpet,' B|d per yard . ' - Capes and Fischus, from Is 6d Toilet: Sets, 9d ' ' r Printed Muslin, 12 yards for 3s lid Heavy Navy Serge, Is Bd.< : Striped Grenadines, 12 yds for 2s lid ; White Blankets, 12s 9dper pair Black Lustre, 7^d ' Untrimmed Hats, 4^d ZINC-LINED CASES FOR SALE. ."■ ' • ' , ■■■ ■■'■, :Or— - ; LOYEDAY & HEYHOE Trafalgar-street, ■ I CIYIIiITY. j ATTENTION. | Enlargement of Premises. EGBERT SNODGEASS, i FAMILY GROOER ANDj PROVISION DEALER, !; :i; ; THE WOOD A^li WASHINGTON VALLEY, 0 C ■ Begs leave to inform c his ' ou^tomers and the public in general - ! "that the extensive alterations at ljis Store in the Wo«d are com- ■:"• pleted, and the premises are RE-OPENED with a LARGE AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK, Tyhich will be sold at the lowest prices possible. ... .„, . . ■, '~ I AGENT FOB THE NEI^ON "EVENING MAIL." | ' -•• '•'■• , ■.■■.■.■miiiiiMiioi ii iMiinin " n i m " LE ATHERj P A LA O E. That most people embrace something iat some period of their life is a fact that cannot be denied. :„,•■■,[ ... . ' ; ; For children embrace their toys, ; • ''Youth embraces jits leisure, v , Lovers embrace their joys, And Snobs embrace their Leather. But wise men and women embrace the Opportunity offered by HEALT & SON in supplying their families with . FIRST-CLASS rioOTS & SHOES AT OUR UN-HE ARD-OF PRICES, i : ! We know that the sacrifice is great, but the pleasure of supplying .our numerous patrons is immeasurably greater. The watchword is COME ! And in coming remember this, that you do not recmire to bring near so much money to supply yourself with a larger quantity of FIRST-CLASS GOODS at the LEATHER PALACE, as y^u do to obtain a: