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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1895, Page 3

._ UNION Jtggf STEAMSHIP ■91 COMPANY I|lP^ ***•> or NE W ZBA LAM 1.1 l|jf LIMITED PROBABLE SAILINGS. TARANAKI AND MANUKAU. Mahimappa I Monday | Sept 30 | 5 p.m. WELLINGTON DIBEOT. Grjfton* Wednesday | Sep2s | 10.80 a.m Mawheiu* ! Friday | Sept 27 | 3 p.m. Waintji* I Sunday I | Sept 29 | 'Passengers only. PICTON AND WELLINGTON. _ Penguin | Thuisday | Sept 26 | 2 p.m. Wainui | Tuesday | Oot 1 | LYTTELTON. Penguin | Thursday | Sept 26 | 2 p.m. Wainui* | Tuesday | Oct 1 | 'Transhipping to Corinna at Wellington Thursday, Oct 3. ITuJSEDIN. Penguin* | Thursday | Sept 26 | 2 p.m. •Transhipping to Flora at Wellington Friday, Sept, 27. WESTPORT. Guafton* | Saturday | Sept 28 | 1 p.mi Mawdera | Tuesday | Oct 1 | ♦Lands cargo on return from Greymouth. GKE V. MOUTH! " ~ Waikui} I Thursday | Sept 26 |11 a.m". GHArioNf 1 Saturday | Sept 28 | 1 p.m. Mawheha j Tuesday | Oot 1 | {Taking cargo for Westport to be landed on return from Greymouth. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON. Haukoto* t | Thursday 1 Oot 3 I •Calls Hobart. BXDNEX FBOM WELLINGTON. Tabaweba* I Friday | Sept 27 | Waibobal | Saturday | Sept 28 | 'East Coast. fDireot. Passengers booked through to Western Australia TONGA AND SAMOA. Ovalau* | about Wednesday | Sept 26 | a 'From Auokland. SUVA AND LEVUKA; Ueolu* I about Thursday J Oct 10 | "From Auckland. HONOLULU AND BAN FRANCISCO^ Maiufosa' I Saturday j Oot 5 | 'From Auokland. No Cargo received after 4'30 p.m., and on Saturday after noon. Visitors are requested to leave the steomere immediately utter the eeoond whistle has bean sounded. Royal Mail Servico Overland routo to Great Britain through America. Passengers booked through to San Francisco and Liverpool. Passage Tickets issued, at Port Office only. For all information apply at the Company's Offloes, Goveenment Whabf and Tbafaloab Stbeet. A.INCI.OR , ..; .- ; .. % STEAM LINE OF |I-^^J ; PACKW]S ARK APPOINTED TO LEAVE I FOR WESTPOHT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. THE CHARLES EDWARD, SUNDAY, 29th inst., at Noon. FOR WANGANUI, r'pHEJCHARLES EDWARD, TO-MOR-X ROW, WEDNESDAY, 25th inst., at 11 a.m. FOR WELLINGTON rpHE fHARLES EDWARD, TO-MOR-L ROW, WEDNESDAY, 25tbfcinBt, at 11 a.m., via Wanganui. FOR PATEA. THE WAVERLEY, THURSDAY, 26th inst., at 10 p.m. J. ii COOK & 00. BKE OINT.VIENT. TRY IT. B'CEOINT.V.ENT. TRY IT.

E. B U X TO N & 0 0 TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON. I"M( on enle the following Seasonable Goods: PLANET JR ALL-STEEL EXPANDHORSE HOES, Planet Jr. SEED DRILLS, with Cultivator, Rake, and Plough combined. LE BUTT'S HA ND SEED DRILLS, BROADCAST SEED SOWERS, ONE HORSE PLOUGHS. AMERICAN AND RANSOME'S HILLSIDE PLOUGHS, GARDEN TOOLS A ND REQUISITES, Comprising Spades, Digging Forks, Hop and Manure Drags, Pruning Knives, Hop Fork's, Rakes and Hoes, Garden Sets, Dutch Hoes, Ladies' Spades and Forks, Garden Gloves, Weeding Forks and Trowels, &c. FERTILIZERS. We are AGENT3 for the Gfar Company's Fertiliser 1 , and are now booking ordciß for the pn sent season. These Fertiliseiß nre so well and favourably known for th<ir high standard of exoellcnoe that oommect is nnneotßsary. Prices, analysis, and testimonials upon opplioat : on« Customers will oblige by ordeiiag early. STOVES! STOVES? STOVES! Wo havo landed direct from the Manufacturers a largo asßortmment COOKING- STOVES, comprising — NEW PARAGON. GLEN, NEW RIVAL, DOYER, BON BON, COLON. Theso Stoves have become very popular being first-class cookers Bconomy in Fuel being a strong point. In Colonial Stoves and Ranges we stock the? VICTOR and ORION, trnd confidently recommend thora as being the most substantial in the market. No brickwork is requirnd for setting. If a chimney is not available they can bo worked with from 12 feet to 16 feet of pipe. Those desirous of purchasing a first class Range at a low price are invited to inspect the Victor and Oeion, which for workmanship, quality,] finish, and inpetior advantages are unsurpassed. PLETCHEE'S INDESTRUCTIBLE GAS COOKING BANGES are perfect for roasting, grilling, ioasting, pastry and all culinary purposes. So quick are these Ranges in heating that the lightest puff pastry if placed in the cold oven and the gas lighted will rise and bake as perfectlf as if placed in the hottest Ofen. A saving is Gas frojn g{i per cent ■v *>C F p cent is effected Iby using Fletcher's