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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 265, 16 November 1885, Page 4

TAYLOR BROTHERS' COCOAS, MARAVILLA COCOA ESSENCE AND SOLUBLE CHOCOLATE. XjO3STX>O3STMay be obtained in Labelled Tins or Packets throughout the Colony.

01/UUCIRCUL ATION O W v LUCAS' NELSON ALMANAC AND "\TEAR-BOOK 1 for 1886. X The above having a large and increasing circulation, forms a most desirable medium for advertising. Advertisers are requested to prepare ad vertisements as speedily as possible, in orde to publish early. R, LTJCAS & SON. JUST RECEIVED. /"^ f"\ Sacks Prime Oamaru OW POTATOES, for Eating or Seed. 60 sacks best whole FOWL WHEAT 60 sacks best White SHA RPs. ALSO, ON SALEGENERAL PRODUCE. GUANO AND BONEDUST at lowest rates. Hydraulic Pressing, Chaff Cutting and Corn Crushing to order. lockHSros., GKAIN PRODUCE AWD COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WAIMEA STREET. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. jVTELSON SECTION. TIME TABLE. d *a K w .O .r-HC^7 . ■*»< .MH .CO Ot "3 f- :o:o o: o : -; : -EjS *■■" "—I r-l i-J rH rirl r-1 Ci CC >*• -^ rr. d MeS£, 9 Ph" "<N *(N C<J " " *CO CO * co' % CS ° • ■ 10 O t- OS CO ION 2. 3 r "i: '■** t "i' r "i i l- ! I*" 1 *:""! ; *— t Cg" fL*-*-^*-*-**lO*lOlO -^S v 2 — l. jp S (f "! '. ""i *** '°i ; ""^ 'o ' '""i ~ *^ rH r-\ i— l r-1 r-1 0 ' p; «•■ W - *• ••: = •:« fi <i t-> ai CD t> £ ** ta 2-d £tgw?<ga*si?E^w 13 S<Miaoooco-*t-osi— (co !S"M rHr-lr-IrHrHNCvJ c§ . . -* IO CO (MO jg*"g"j-, "J? 0 •■"HO-1 •-* .OrH .CO . <5 3"a *°°:°° ** • 00 " • ■*** °* •°* " ■3°. P. i>> ■"3 d . o^Sh !a m : *ft *■* : c"i ; -* 10 • r-t * rS rt _g g c* 10* *>d to *cd * to" tx> * I^' * fi rt 5 • • -H 10 CO <M o <2> pL, ii*! 't ! H . H . ;*.**. fi * ' "iiii - 01.,»wm.. • h.i Xiii • "<D • IO Os Ol IO iO •* . «3 Js* oj ;co -*i ;id ;<n co ; ira >o 2 £s <i l -* 't* ' °°* ' °°" co " ' °°' °* — * ..«».. .Lawinnimm o S> rH > a> £~*&* =§ :3 ri : tfl rt oc-ico • r^j^ rHrHI-H CNCNCN • PLATFORM •> jNLjT.— -Trani do uot Stop at thess unlass rejuiroi. .;L*Jo.io; ahouid be given to t'n Quir^l ".t°th'j s pr jviom fitooping station. RETURN TICKETS ara lam-d on S»t irday'a only, and are available for the return journey up to thu following Monday night RETURN or PERIODICAL TJCKKTd will not bo availab'e for Special and i' xour .ion Trains, except when the Ordinir/ Time fable is BU.'pei'ie.l. Passengers can be booked at Stations only on condition that there is room In tho Train. Children under three years of age travel free; above three and under twelve years of age half fare. Parcels and Goods for Bishopdaie, Stoke Hope, Spring Grove, Wai-«ti, and Foxhil must be pre-paid, and will be put out on the platforms of those Statiora at the risk of the consignee. ALL TICKBTS used for return later thin Che day of issue must be presented at the Ticket Window, and re-dated before the Passengers enter the Train for the return Journey. Any Person neglecting to get hie Ticket re-dated will have to pay tae ordinary Fare LUGGAGE.— Each Passenger is allowod to take 112108. of PERSONAL Luggage frjc (not including merchandise of any kind), aui for every 56lbs. aboge thiß weight, for every 50 miles or fraction of 50 miles, the chir^ will be One {Shilling No luggage will b allowed to be taken into the Carriages, unless of such a size that it can be placed under the seat without inconvenience to other Passengers. Paßßeu.gt.rß are strongly recommended to have their Names and the Station to which they ar© proceeding distinctly marked on their Luggage, and to satisfy thdmsolves that it is placed on the Train, r.s the Railway Department will not be responsible unless it is booke i and paid for, J. P. MAXWELL, Qener-il Man* rer