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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 222, 19 September 1896, Page 3

TNION fag* STEAMSHIP ■Si COMPAQ ($ LIMIT TSD PBoiliJß jSAHiiNQa. TABANAKI AND MANUKAU. No steamer from Nelson Monday, Sept 21. Passengers only per Mawhera Sunday, Sept '20th, 7 p.m. Connecting with Mahlnapua, leaving Wellington Monday, Sept 21, __WELLINGTON. Mawhkiu* I Sunday | Sept 20 | 7 p.m. J Gbaiton* I Wednesday | Sept 23 | 'Passengers only. _ PIOTON AKD WELUNQTON. Penqcin fTnesday [Begi 22T9~aTmI Pengdih | Thursday | Sept 94 | 9-30 a.m. s "lyttbltM. 3 PENaora* | Tuesday I Sept 22 | 9 a.m. } Penguin | Thuraday | Sept 2i | 9-30 a.m. 1 'Transhipping to Takapuna at Wellington, ' Wednesday, Sept 23. DUNEDIN. 7 ZT | Penotoin # I Tuesday | Sept 22 | 9 a.m. ■ 'Transhipping to Mararoa at Wellington \ Wednesday, Sept 23. ' ~ZL Mawhera I Wednesday | Sept 23 I 7 a.m. 1 Grifton* I Saturday | Sept 26 | 9-30 a.m. | 'Lands oargo on return from Ureymouth. GBEYMODTH AND HOKITIKA. Mawhkba I Wednesday | Sept 23 I 7 a.m. GbafiohJ 1 Saturday | Sept 26 | 9-30 a.m. {Taking oargo for Westport to be landed on return from Greymoutb. MELBOPBSE FBOM WELLINGTON^ Talune* I Monday | Sept 28 | _ 'Calls Hobari. _ 'SYDNEY FBOM WBIiLINGTOMr Waiboba* I Friday | Sept 25 | TmtAPot | Monday | Sept 28 | 'East Coast. fDlreoi. Pftßßengera booked through to Western Australia _ TONQA7BTMOAT EMI, AKD BYDNBI Tationi I About Wednesday | Sep 28 | •From Auokland. SUVA AHDIivUKX UroLU* | about Thursday | Oot 8 | 'From Auokland. JKABATONGA AND TAHITI. Corinna* | about Monday | Oot 5 j 'From Auokland. HONOLULU AND BAN FBANOISOO, MoNowai' | Saturday | Oct 8 | •From Auokland. SOUTH SEA IBLANDB EXOUb'sIOnT Tavioni leavos Auckland about Sept 23. ] No Cargo reoeived after 4'Bo p.m., and on Saturday after noon. Visitors are requested to leave the steamers immediately after the second whistle has been sounded. Boyal Mall Servioe Overland route to Great Britain through Amerioa. Passengers booked through to Ban Franoisoo and Liverpool. For all Information apply at the Ccm, tmny'B Offices Govßßmatn Wbabv and Tbataloab Sibem. ANCHOR STEAM LINE OF f^SB PACKETS ABB APPOINTED TO LEAVE FOB WESTPOBT, GBEYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. THE WAVERLEY, WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst. FOB WANGANUI. THE KENNEDY, TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, 20th inst., at 5 p.m. FOR WELLINGTON. TPHE CHARLES EDWAED, Early. J. H COCK & CO. WADOO (trtMby's) positively cares piles, constipation, sluggish liver, puo and depression after meals. 8/8, at Chemieta and Grocers,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITUEE PIANO AND EFFECTS. TUESDAY, 22nd Sept., et Z'SOp.m. WM, LOCK fa»befn f*vo red witl instructions from v (ientltmi who is leaving Neleon to Bell by Poblii Auotion, at the Oential Anotion Rooms, ot the above date, Hiß HOUSEHOLD FURMTUAE, PIANO, AND EFFECTS. Iron-frame Piano (by F. Bauer), ohtffonier, bookoase, ohests drawer?, tmbleß, washstands and sets, bedsteads, mattresses, pioturee, "Jookey" stove, 100 tablf, dresser, binnooular glasses, olooks, bai.j •, etoreoßCope aud slidep, parlor games, portable boilir, basket grate, pram, colonial com n, oarpots, coffee mill, wheelbarrow, kitchen utenßils, eto. Aleo, 1 Bioyole "Wm. LOOK, Auctioneer. IjrassseedT FOR BALE.— A Conbigrmfi- 1 of 80 Haoka good KYE GRASS SEED (with valuable Oloverh running through ii)< Sjeoially low price Wm. LOCK, Auctioneer. CARPETS, HEARTH RUGS, ETC. JUST RECEIVED.— A large Consignment of Carpets, Pile, Kidder, Wo 1, and Oriental Hearth Ruga. Dour Slips* Also, a direot Shipment ot Bfautiful (oarpot pattern) LINOLEUM B and TOILET SETS. Wm. LOOK, Auctioneer. AUCTION PALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND PROPERTY, MB LOOK has rcoelved instructions from MRS KOBEBT MACKAV to sell by Pablio Anotiou, At tbe Central Auotion Booms On B ATCRDAY, 26th SEPTEMBER, at noon, AU that Piece or Paroel of Lind Bituated in the Oity of Nelson, and being part of Seotlun 209 on the plan ot the said City, having a frontage of 36 feet 8 inohes lo Bridge Street, and extending the whole length of the said Beotioa with right of way. Together with tbe Commodious and Substantially Built Dwelling (comparatively new) containing 6 rooms, with ; Bathroom. Soullerj, Woßh-houße (set | copper), Outbuildings, and every convoni» enoe. Full particulars can be obtained from Wm. LOCK, Bridge-street. PIANO. IHAVE reoeived instructions from the Agent for the Publio Trustee to sell Privately, 1 nrstiolasß Piano (in walnut) by Rosener. Iron frame, obeok aotion, ivory ki>yf>, eto. A bargain. Wm. LOOK, Auctioneer. TO FURNITURE BUYERS NEW GOODS ! WM. LOCK has jußt, received a large shipment of NEW GOODS, which will be cleared at gient reductions off ordinary prices. The lint comprises Tapestry, Kiddcr, and Jnte Oarpet Squares ; Wool, Goatekin, Velvet Pile, and Tapestry Hearth Bags and Door Slipß ; Fenders and Iron?, Eettleß, Portable Boilers, 300 Bentwood, Grecian, and other Obkiro, Pictarep, (0 Toiltt Sets (beautiful patterns), Dinner and Tea Seta, Cruets, Olooks, Toilet Qlassep, eto. Also, A large stock of Doub'e, Single, and J Iron Bedsteads ; Kaprk, Hair, Flax, Spring, and Wire - wove Mattre bbes, Chests Drawers, Washsttndt, Oticffot.iers, Mangles. '"Vtiogets, Pianos, Cutlery, pirns, Eitohen Uteusiln, etc, Farther paitioulnrs on application to Wm. LOOK, Anctioneor.

ARTIFICIAL MANURES ARTIFICIAL MANURES E. BUXTON & CO 'IRAFALG/.K SI HEKT t.'KLBCN. Are the SOLE AGENTS for the Nelson Provincial District for the GEAR COMPANY'S • HIGH CLASS FERTILIZERS, which comprise HOP, TURNIP, WHEAT. BLOOD, AND ROOT MANURE, BONEDUST, SUPERPHOSPHATE, ETC. Samples and Analysis now to hand. Having arranged for a Large Parcel for the present end coming seasons, we are in a positton to supply at Reduced Rates, and the quality will be found to be a considerable improvement on previous years. Mr A. G. Hunter Kidson, the eminent analyst of Otago, in I concluding hiß report upon the GEAR COMPANY'S Manures, which he had analysed without their knowledge, writes : — "I have much pleasure in stating the result of the various analyses showß the GEAR COMPANY'S Manufactures ARE AHEAD of last year s productions IN EVERT WAY. One noteworty feature is THEIR MANURES all oontain much less moisture than in previous years, with the result that they will bo found to drill much more easily." , FARMEPS, HOP GROWERS. OARDE.NERS, AND OTHERS BUY THE GEAR COMPANY'S MANURES, And do not be MISLED in buying Manures of inferior quality - ON HAND, A SPLENDID SELECTION OF PLANET JR. SEED DRILLS, CULTIVATORS AND HORSE HOES. LEE BUTT'S SEED DRILLS. BROADCAST SEED SOWERS CORBETT'S HARROWS GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN SYLINGES, Etc. - To arrive in ft few weekB— STAHL'S SPRAYING OUTFITS. E. BUXTON & CO. TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON) : ■ •' t