K _ UNION ' ISBI BTEAMSHII " IE9M COMPANY npjto-SS^ QF NBW ZEALANI! Uf LIMITED n) PBOBABLE 'BAILINGS. ?j TARANAKI AND MANUKAU. U M_nimpoA | Monday | Mar 2 | 8 p.m. *• WELLINGTON. Mawhera* | Friday | Feb 28 | B*3o p.m. . Wainui* I Sunday | Mar 1 | T Gbafton* | Wednesday | Mar 4 | , 'Passengers oniy. PICTON AND WELLINGTON. - Penguin | Thursday I Feb 27 | 8 p.m. Wainui | Tuesday | Mar 3 | JTYfTELTON. Pknouin | Thursday | Feb 27 i 8 p.m, W.inui' | Tuesdoy 1 Mar 3 | "Transhipping to Takapuna at Wellington, on Wed nesday, Mar 4. DUNEDINT , Pknouin* | Thursday | Feb 27 | Bp.m. , 'Transhipping to Talune at' Wellington on 1 Monday, Mar 2. WESTPOBT. Chaf-ON* I Saturday | Feb'29 | 0 a.m. ' Mawheiia | Tuesday | Mar 3 j "Lands oargo on return from Greymouth. GRE gMOUTH. WainuiJ | Thursday ] Fob 27 | G p.m. GiiAi'ioNt | Saturday | Feb 29 | 0 am. Mawheiia Tuesday | Mar 3 j {Taking oargo for Westport to be landed on return from Greymouth. MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGfTONT ■ Mararoa* | Thursday | Mar 5 | 'Calls Hobart. BYDNEY FBOM WELLINGTON. Haurotot | Friday | Feb 28 | g ; .'.j;'» Manapoubi' I Saturday | Feb 29 | gg,"^ •East Coasi. fDireot. ;*'"■ *i_^j I'BBsengers booked through to Western Australia_ TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, AND SYDNEY' Ovaiau* I about Wednesday | Mar 11 | 'From Auckland. SUVA AND LEYUKA. Übolu* j about Thursday | Feb2B j 'From Auckland; i.ONOLULU AND BAN , FKANCISCO7 MAmrosA* | Saturday | Mor 21 | ' 'From Auokland. BOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSION." Ovalau leaves Auckland about Maroh 11, No Cargo reoeived after 4*30 p.m., and on Saturday aflor noon. Visitors are requested toloovethe steamers immediately alter the seoond whistle bas been sounded. Royol Mail Sorvioe Overland rente to ' Greatßritain through Amorioa. Patssngeiß booked through to San Franoiio* and Liverpool. For all information apply at lie CornJ • pany's Officeß, GOVEBNMENT WhAR. Bl d | THAPAIOAB Stß-KI. ....... >^- v^ ffiiif.'ANOHOfi; Igjv^ HTEAMjE .LINE OF j^ia PAOKETS , ABB APPOINTED TO LEAVE FOR WESTPORT. nTHE KENNEDY, TO-DAY. THURSJL DAY, 27th inst., at C p.m. FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUIH, AND HOKITIKA. THE CHABLES EDWARD, TO-MOR-KOW, FRIDAY, SJSth inst, at 3 p.m, FOX FOXTON VIA WEST COAST. npHE CHARLES EDWARD, TO--1 MORROW, FRIDAY, 28th inst, at 3 p.m. FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON. riMIE KENNEDY, SUNDAY, lst March, A. at 7 p.m. FOlt WESTPORT AND PATEA. MM HE AORERE, SUNDAY, lst X' MARCH, at 8 a.m. j. n oook. & 00. SJTRAYED, an liiah Sitter Pop about kJ four months chl. Finder rewarded on bringing it to IIENKY C LOUSTON, Junk., Maitai. 296 —
AUCTION SALE OF _, FURNITURE & EFFECTS ) MOULDINGS, &C. TUESDAY, March 3rd. WM, LOOK bas reoeived instrnotioni to sell by Publio Auotion, - A quantity of FURNITDRE& EFFECTS, oomprising — Brass rail bed_tead, single iron do, 2 spring mattresses, oboffODier, mahogany 100 table, kauri oval table (oarved pillars), book case, ohests drawers, washßtandj dresser, oolonial conob, toilet sets, oarpets, floor oloth, obaira, door steps, lamps, olooks, wheelbarrow, wringer, oolonial oven, American cooking stove, eto, ' ' Alsr, A quantity of Mouldings, suitable for Pioture FrameF. Wm. LOCK, Auctioneer. 'WANTEDT SMALL BHEEP FARM witbin about 30 mileß of Nehon. A partially im> proved plaoe prefencd, which will oarry 600 cheep at present, and capable ultimately of carrying 1000. Client would Purchase— ar Lease with the right of Pnroha.e. Fnll particulars and prioe on applioation to the undersigned. "Wm. LOOK, Auctioneer. VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, LOWER MOUTERE. . WM. LOOK bas received Inßtruotiona to sell by Privats Treaty a i'ioe oompaot FABM, comprising about 360 Aores, 100 Aoreß in Grass and under onltivation, SO Aoreß good heavy Bush, the balanoe being ■ wamp Land and LowHil'st There is on the property a new 6-roomed HOU E, with Daisy nad Etoreroom attaobed, AUo Stable and Cowshed, The stock of Ho. ate, Oattle, nnd Sbeep will be sold with tbe l'arm. The wbole lot will bs sold a Bargain and upon very easy terms, asthegreater portion of tht puroh«se money aaa remain on mortgage at 6 per oent. Full partionlars obtained from Wm. LOCI., Auctioneer. PIANO FOB SALE A GREAT~BARGAIN. JUST received, one splendid PIANO (in Walnit) by Bird, Larg.* ci.c, Inll tone, triobord, iron frame, &-. This fine instrument mry be inspeoted at the Central Auotion Boom-, and will be sold at less tban landed ccst. A splendid opportunity to obtiin a first- class Piano at a low ptice. __ Wm. LOOK, Auctioneer. WILLIAM LOOK AUCTIONEEB, COMMISSION, AND GENEBAL MERCHANT. Auction Sales oo 'ducted in Town or Conntry. Highest prioes realised. Lowest charges. Valuations made for Probate Duty and ether purpose?. Wm. LOCK, Bridge-street. " FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. AFIR-^T-OLAiS LIVEj LIGHT PLANT, iroludiog p-.wcrful Lan. *em, Gas Bi(.n, ft . l( - Mioroso 'pr, together with large qutintity of beautifnl Slides, Lecture S ;t», io, Complete pl n nt, Wm. LOCK, Auctioneer. BIOYOLE. FOR BALB Oheap, first-alasß BAFETY BICYCLE (almost new). Wm. LOCK, Bridgo-st, FARMS AND SMALL SHEEP BUNS. —I hays several -■£ the above |For Sale cheap and on easy term?. Wm. LOOK. CARPETS, OILCLOTH AND LINOLEUMS JUST reoeived, sbipmctts of Linoleums, Floorolcths, Carpets, ko Beautiful patterns, Low prices, LOCK'S, Bridge-street.
E. BUXTON & CO 'IRA.FAI/UR STREET NELSCN. HAVE ON SALE pOCUKTiV. OIL-MPIO.J DIGGING PLOUGHS ■DANSOMF.'S ' STEEL CHILL" DIGGING PLOUGHS -RAVSOME'S PRIZE PLOUGHS, RNDW, RNEW, R FW ■OANSOME'S N.S.W. 2* COLONIAL PLOUGHS HOWARD'S, HORNSBY, and RANSOME'S LIGII P O: E HORSE PLOUGHS a J AMEllia \N and ENGLISH HILLS! DM rLOIKT.S. j HOP"ffIBABON • \AJE liavo lauped HOP BALES, Fast and tooso Tops j Groymouth and Co\W linjirwnod COKE ; n spocial quality of KILN OLOIH, Prying Scrims end 8 Mn Clolb; Roll Sulphur, &c. &?. ' HOP PRESSES ! HOP PRESSES | t _____--____—— FULL-SIZEDCORN SACKS. SHEEP DIPPING SEASON AGENTS FOE CANNON'S NON-POISONOUS LIQUID SHEEP DIP. ,a This Dip still maintains its reputation as being 'absolutely safe and thoronghly effectivp. Mixes readily with oold water. Will rot stain the Wool. Improves the substance of tho Fleece, rendering it soft ard elastio, Cheapest and Best Liquid Dip in tl.efmatket. As a Drench for LUNG WORM it is absolutely 'cafe and n positive is remedy. Packed in I, 2, 5, and 10 Gallon Drums. AGENTS FOR " COOPKH'S WELL-KNOWN POISONOUS 18 DIPPING POWDER. id , n As a roisonous Dip Coopers is the BTANDAI.D DIP cf the WORLD. Kills Tioks, tiicp and all other Insect Pests of Sheep. It not only banishes these Peete, but c " remains in tho ileece for a long timo nit^r dipping, KILLING THE IKSBOTS HATCHING VUOMTHE bGGS, aud preventing tho Sheep pioking np freßh infeo" ,y tion. Kstwithptanding tho severe oompetion amongst Dips, suflloient Cooper wsb sold '_bt-(BSon in New Zealand nlone to dip between six and seven Jmilliona of bheep. 18 Beware of IMITATIONS, whioh are of very inforior quality. ltt AGENTB POR ns GRAHAM'S PERMANENT FOOT ROT CURE. in !a ~ Testimonials from Government Sheep Inspectors and Runholders upon applioation, llaving purchased a second shipment of thie Bpeoifio on very favourable terms, we art ra a position to offer fame ab a reduced price. N E. BUXTON & CO: lvD - TRAFALGAR BTREET HELSON]
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 49, 27 February 1896, Page 3
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