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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 100, 29 April 1893, Page 3

, „ UNION jf^f STEAM SHIP ff^fPt COMPANY j ;.^ ""^4 OF NEW ZEALAND, 111 LIMITED. PROBABLE SAILINGS. ~ TARANAKI AND MANUKAU. WELLINGTON DIRECT Grafton* I Wednesday | M*y 3 | Mawheba* | Friday ] Mey 5 [ •PasßGnp.-rR only^ PICTON AND WELLINGTON. Wainoi* I Sunday | April 30 | 8 p.m. Rotobua | Tuesday | May 2 |10 am. Pekgoin j Thursday | Way 4 |11 a.m. *Pasrer!gers only. LYTTELTON AND DUNE PIN. Rotobda ) Tuesday j May 2 |10 a.m. PENouiNf | Thursday | May 4 |11 a.m. tL)ttelton only. WESTPORT. GraftonJ I Sunday | Apr'l 30 | 7 a.m. Mawheka 1 Tuesday [| '. May 2 1 930 a.m. JLands Wcotpcrt o<>rgo on return from Greymontb. G BEYROUTH. Grafton | Sunday \ April 30 | 7 a.m Mawhfba | Tnesday J May 2 | 9 - 30 am. Wainoi I Thursday | Moy 4 j 9-30 am. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. Taraweba I Monday | May 1 | Calls at Hotart. SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. HAURoT.f | Wednesday | May 10 | Taluse* I Fridny j May 12 j tDireot, *Via Eaet Coast. __ TONGA AND SAMOA, Upolu* | in May | 'From Anokland. SUVA AND LEVCKA. Tavioni* j Tuesday j May 23 | 'From Auokland. "HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO Alameda* I Saturday | May 20 | •From Auokland. No cargo received after 4.80 p.m, Until last Steamer in APRIL EXCURSION TICKETS at REDUCED RATES will be issued over all the Company's linea available for 8 months from date of issue. ■ Visitors are requested to leave tbe Bteamera immediately after the second whistle has been sounded. Royal Mail Beivioe ovetland routs to Great Britain ibrorjgh America. F&Rsenger booked through to Pan F/aoaieoo and L : ve-r»rol PaßPige Tioketß issued at Port Offioe only, For all information apply at the Company's Offioes, Government Whabf and Tbap algar Street, TO COW KEEPEBS.-FOR SALE, about Qve tons bay, slightly damaged. G. E. FIELD. 1263—2 TO LET.— Newly built Groomed Resideuce with Sheds and Outbuildings, in Washington Valley. Gas and Water. Kent 10/- a week. Apply Mail Office. 508— SUPERIOR BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Aleo Private Rooms. Address MRS PHILLIPS, Clarcmont House, Hardy-street, Nelson. —3m TABLE POTATOES, SWEDE TURNIPS. and CARROTS, Best quality, at NEALE & HADDOWS. - 12 SPECIAL VALUE IN ULSTERS, JACKETS, & CAPES. C SMITH has just received a • large shipment of Ladies' and Children's Ulsters, Jacketfl, and Capes in the very latest shapes and materials, which has been bought at a Discount of 25 per cent, off wholesale prices. Ladies' Jackets in Black Serge Meltun and Crepe Coth and Astrachan at 6/11, 10, 6, 15/-, and 20/Handsorao Sealette Jackets from 27/6 to 65/Ladies' Ulsters, neAvest shapes, "with large Capes, at 10/6, 13/6, 17/6, 20/-, and 22 ; 6 Ladies' Capes, latest styles, in a variety of materials at 7/11, 9/6, 15,6, 17/ Mo 45/Girls' Reefer Jackets in navy and black (handsome goods) at 5/11, 6/11, 8/6, 11/6, and 13/6 Girls' Ulsters, veryjlarge assortment from 3/11 G SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER, BRIDGE STREET. LEAVING NELSON ! LEAVING NELSON ! BOOTS CHEAPER THAN EVER. IN consequence of the arrival of a fresh consignment of goods, we have determined to continue the business for a week or two longer. ] The prices will be further reduced in order to effect a speedy clearance. We have still a few lines in Ladies', Gent's, and Children's strong Boots and Shoes suitable for the Winter Season, which will go at less than i cost. The remainder of our Ladies' 1 and Gent's Pumps and Patent Shoes we shall clear at English prices. , Country customers buying parceh will have special advantages. Remember you will never have another chance of buying Cheaj [ Boots like these again, so take th( 3 opportunity while you have it, [ at ;|p E A RCE f g BOOT ARCADE, BRIDGE STREET (near C. Smith;