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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 182, 4 August 1896, Page 3

TO LET, 6«rooi_ed House in Grove-at. Gas Btove and gaß in fire place. Well st oked fruit garden. Apply ALEX. BERNE, Brock-at. Valley. 1259-6p ;Y. FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of the late Mb. HENRY WARREN are respeotfnlly informed that his FUNERAL will leave his late residence, Weka-atreet (the Wood), on THUBSDAY Afternoon, at Half-past Two o'olock, for the New Cemetery. A. AMOS, 1253—2 Undertaker. THE LAYMAN PNEUMATIC BOAT ALL SPORTSMEN SHOULD HAVE ONE. EXHIBITION to be held at the PORT RAILWAY WHARF on WEDNESDAX MORNING, at 10 o'olook' ' ; DOME' AND SEE IT I Sole Agent for New .Zealand— Wm. WIGGINS, Lambton Qaay, Weiliugton. Representative— A. MOORE, Trafalgar Hotel, ' 1281— Ip DISTRICT ORDERS. By Lieut.- Colonel A. Pitt, commanding Militia aod Volunteer Diatriot. _„ Head Quarters, Nelson, August -th, 1896. COLONEL F. J. FOX, Inspector of the New Zealand Forces, will hold th, ANNUAL INSPEOTION PARADE of tht Corps at Head Quarters ' in the NeleoL Diatriot as nnder: — No. I.— All Corps, Cadets, and Band will parade m front of the Polioe Statior on SATUBD t7.|Btb August, at 2 -It - p.m, Drill order. Stoke and Waimea Rifles by Train; arriving at 9 a:m. No 2,-CuMPnNY INSPECTIONS in drill order. Fall in at the Drill Shed. Nelson Naval artillery, Friday, August 7th, at 7-80 p.m. H Battery N.Z. Kegiment Artillery, Thursday, August 6th, at 7-80 p.u . Stoke' Rifles, Saturday, August Bth, at at VI -30 a.m, Waimea Rifles. Saturday, August Bth. at 10-30 a.m. Nelson College' Cadets, Monday, August 10th, at Noon, at College. No. 3.— Fines bb provided in Seotion 62 ot the Defence Aot, 1886, will be er- . foroed— in the oase of an Officer £5 in the oase of a Volunteer £1. By Order. w. s. Littlejohn, captain, —2 Adjutant. Fdmilidr in their mouths as household words,— ghakeapere, ' Ye Olde Souse at Nomyche. 1 BKf-Aj NORWIOH B DNIO]S j FIRE OJ. FICE. Business exceeds £330,000,000, 4 aa_ta Losses Faid £11,0.0,000, UNDER ;.aathority, f rom X.Norwiob direot. Policies are 'promptly written and leaned (containing the mott favourable "Conditions"), and olaims are quiokly adjusted and paid in Nelson on i>roo- ot lose, avoiding the delay of reference elsewnere, Inauranoe on Buildings and Contents, StJck-in-Tsade, Household Goods, Factories, Stables, Workshops, .Uhnrohes, Sohoolß, and Publio Bnildingf. 'Agricultural Insurance, Barns, Staokt, Maohinery, Farming Implements, Oatth , Horses, and Vehioles, Lobbcb covered iriaing from Gaß, Lightning, or Bnah Fireß. WM. STANTON,)! Agent and Attorney for Nelson, Marlborough and Westland, with Sab-Agenoieß in ali Centres of Population. " STILL ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL." A WELL-KNOWN Wellington lady, whose judgmentjia regarded aa infallible among a wide oirole of friends, reoently viaited Australia, and soon realised the tact tbat -lelbonrne, with all its coasted wonders, could not provide hti with what iB looked upon in|Naw Zealand ■ta a matter of every -day necessity, .This, good ..lady coma' not get, a cup ol iaa to her taste. In vain her triends ranoaokod every giooery shop, and at laat, in desptitatioo, she oaoled to her husband as follows:— „.>t/i_.„.lS__ a" ] Vi" Tea here abominable j nerveßH^ utterly suattercd in oonsequenoe, ; ,' ,'^s_Send nor Soratura." £2 Of course the tea was sent, and this was tne first introduction of SUft&TUBATBA to Victoria, wnerean agenoy haa sinoi been eßtabluhed, and the brand registered in Victoria, New South Wales, jonth Australia, Qneenaland, Tasmania, and Westers duatralia. A written guarantee oan be obtained that " S-B_tcba Tea " ia not blended witn Indian or Cbina Tea, SURAI'URA TEA is sold at the following prioes :— , oe „ A quality .. la 10d|per lb -B quality .. 2- Id per lb ,D quality „ 2a Id.per lb 3SURITURA is packed in Jib and lib -i--.ight lea-i packets, also in 61b, 101 b, and 201 b boxes. 'CHISHOLM

T H E PORTIJI, MRS FR'ANZEf TXTISHi_S to thank her numerous customers for their support in the v * past, and to intimate that she has opened ud a !arc;e shipment of 'NEf GO.ODB. -•-' -- ex Lochnagar and Tainui, ' -t_^_ » V._ v^r=^ comprising White, Blue, and Grey Blankets, Woollen, Edinboro, and Carriage Rugs ; a splendid assortment of Fox's Serge and Tweed fro Boys' Suits, Ladies' Dress Serges, Tweeds, Cashmere, Homespun, and Fancy Dress Materials, Ladies' Corsets, Grey and White Calico (including heavy sheeting), Brown and White Turkish Towels, Flannelette (plain and striped), Men's Ootton, Union, and Crimean bhirts. To arrive in a few days, Men's Heavy, Tweed Working Trousers, Dungaree Overalls and Jacketbig assortment o* BOOIVS AND SHOEB. Special attention is drawn to the KANGARETTE SHOE. North British Long Gum Boots and Rubber-lined Knee Boots, a good strong paake of Watertight Bluchers, and a good assortment of Slippers. " [SHIP CHANDLERY?" ~ Rope, Blocks, Chains, Anchors, Kent's Coir Brooms, Deok and Paint Sorubbers, Oilmen's Stores, and every requisite required for shipping. • All kinds of Crockery and Toilet Bets, cheap and good patterns. Groceries of every description at reasonable prices, SHIPPING SUPPLIED AT SHORTEST NOTIOE. Note the address— B. FRANZEN, THE PORT.