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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 104, 4 May 1893, Page 3

UNION DflEft STEAM SHIP gip& COMPANY WKteY*.^ QF NBW ZEALAND Uf LIMITED. PROBABLE SAILINGS. TABANAKI AND MANUKAU. Mahikapda ( Monday | May 8 1 1 p.m. WELLINGTON DIREOT Mawheba* I Friday May 5| 11 an). Gbafton' | Wednesday ' May 10 | *Pagßengera oni;. ! PIOTON ANP WELLINGTON. Waindi* | Sunday | May 7 |11 a.m 1 Pesooin | Tuesday I Hay 9 I 2 p.m. EoronUA | Thursday j May 11 | 'Pdß'engers only. LYTTELTON ANO DUNEDIN. Fengdih 1 Tuesday | Miv 9 I 2 p.m. RoTOiiUAj | Thursday | May 11 | tL} ttelton onl;. " WESTPORT. GbaftonJ I Saturday | Maj 6 |10 a.m. Ma.whkra | Tucßday } May 9 | JLanda Westport oargo on reiuin from Groymouth^ GREYMOUTH. Waindi | Thursday | May 4(9 80 a.m. Gbafton | Saturday I May 5 |10 a.n\ Mawhkba I Tuesday | May 9 | MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. Manapopbi I Monday | May S ] SYDNEY FROM WELLIHOTON. HADROTof | Wednesday | Maj 10 | Taltjhe» I Fridny | Maj 12 j tDireot. »Via East Coast. TONGA AND SAMOA. Upold* I May 35 | 'From Anofclaod. ~ SUVA AND LEVUKi. TiVioNi* |Tueßday \ May 23 | *From Auokland. HONOLULU AND SAX FBANOIBCO~ Alameda* I Saturday | May 20 | •From Auokland. No oargo received after 4.80;p,m, Visitors are requested to leave tkej steamers immediately after the seoond whisfle^has been sounded. Boyai Mail Banrioo ovwland rottt to Great Britain through Amerioa. Passenger booked through 4o Rao FranaJ^ao and Hv» poo Passage Tioksla isauea at Fort Office only For all information apply at the Company's Offloea. Govkbnment Wbabf and TBAVMjOARStBEKT, TO LET at the Port, next Mr Low's, Eight-roomed HOUSE. 13a»h Room and every convenience. Gas and witer laid on. Apply EDWARD EVERETT, Stafford House. — tc CARRIAGES FOR SALE. MY present stook of CARRIAGES DOG CARTS, and SPRING TRAPS will be offered at Lowest Possible Prices for Cash, to clear. Inspection invited. SOHOLTZ, —to Bridge-street, MUSIC. MRR. S. AIREY(f/om Royal Aosdemy of Muiio, London) gives LESSONS on PIANOFORTE and ORGAN, and in HARMONY and SINGIN i. A HARMONY CLASS ia he'd every TUESDAY EVENING at 8 o'olook. For terms apply tot Mh HUFFAM.flardy-Bt. 1810-lm 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 cost. The remainder of our Ladies' and Gent's Pumps and Patent Shoes we shall clear at English prices. Country customers buying parcels will have special advantages. Remember you will never have another chance of buying Cheap Boots like these again, so take the opportunity while you have it, at PBARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, BRIDGE STREET (near 0. Smith) SPECIAL VALUE IN ULSTERS, JACKETS, & CAPES. C SMITH has just received a • large shipment of Ladies' and Children's Ulsters, Jackets, 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 Mcl- ; ton and Crepe Coth and Astra- | chan at 6/11, 10, 6, 15/-, and 20/Handsome Sealette Jackets from 27/6 to 65/Ladies' listers, newest shapes, witb large Capes, at 10/6, 13 6, 17,6. 20/-, and 22, 6 Ladies' Capes, latest styles, in £ variety of materials at 7/11, 9,6 15/6, 17/0, to 45/Girla' Reefer Jackets in navy ant black (handsome goods) at 5/11 6/11, 8/6, 11/6, and 13/6 Girls' Ulsters, veryjlarge assortment from 3/11 C. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER BRIDGE STREET.

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