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WANTED 60! 0 i Beoond-ha-d PlA' 0 , Spot ciish. LOCK, The Cheapest lloui'O Fu-nisber, WANTED TO BUY, BeooDdhand FURNITURE in large or Bmall lots. LOCK, The Oheapcßt Honse Furnisher. G* TJ_N S. 6BREEOH-LOADING GONB (by W. Richards), £2 eaob. Apply, sharp, LOCK, Universal Provider, AUCTION BALE OP FREEHOLD LAND, fcHOP, AND DWELLING. SATURDAY, April 16 h, at Nocn. WM. LOOK hns received instructions f om MR GEO. MUNOASTEB to tell by Pnblifl Auction, on the above date, Bis Freehold Property situated in Bridgt*-3treet, boing part of Section 181 on the plan of the City of Nelson, baviog a frontage to Bridgi-.tieet of 23 feet, with a depth of tO feet, tjgetlur with the substantial 6-roomed Dwelling, Bhop, and Outbuildings theteon. Title under Land Transfer A;t. For farther pu ticulars apply to Wm. LOCK, Auctioneer.

UNION feSi! STEAMSHIP ESSi compan y 1 Uf NEW*tfKALA***' ' 111 LIMITED HIOBABLE BAILINGS TARANAKI AND MANUKAU. No sleanjer next Monday from Nelson. . Cargo and passengers per Rotorua Friday, April 15th, at 4 p m., transhipping to Tnkapuno at Wellington on Monday. April 18, for' Taranaki and Onehunga. WelTTngton direct; HA-orn-.lt | Thursday j April 14 I 1 a.m. Mawheba | Friday j Apr 15 | 3*30 p.m. tNo cargo. PICTONTrib WELLINGTON . Rotorua* ! Friday | Apiil 15T 4 p.m". Wainui | Monday | April 18 | ROTORUA | Wednesday I April 20 | "Cargo received till 3 pm. "WEBTPORT. Wainui | Thursday | April 14 | noon Haupiri* | Sunday | April 17 j 6 a.m. Mawhera | Tuesday | April 19 | •No cargo taken. No cargo received after 1 hour belore Balling GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. Wainui I Thursday | April 14 | noon HACi'ißi* I Sunday | Apri) 17 I 0 a.m. Mawhera | Tuesday | April Jl* , •No carfjo taken. No oargoreoelved afier 1 honr belore sailing LYTTELTON FROM WELLINGTON. Waikare | Thursday | April 14 | Waihora j Friday | April 15 | Rotor.UA i Saturday '| April 16 | Roiomauana | Monday | April 18 I MANAPOtmi i Tuesday | Apiil 19 | Rotomahana | Wednes. | April 20 | DUNEDIN FROM WELLINGTON. Waikare | Thursday | April 14 | Waihora | Friday | April 15 | "NAPIER, GISBORNE, AND AUCKLAND, FROM WELLINGTON. Te Anau | Monday | April 18 i Tarawera | Thursday j April 21 1 MELBOURNE FROM WELLINGTON Waikarb | Thursday • April 14 | Taluhe | Monday | April 25 | Oalls Hoban, BTDNEI FROM~ WELLINGTON. ' TauawkrA* | Thursday | April 21 1 WAKATIPUt i Baturday I April 23 I Monowai | Saturday | April 30y | Mararoa* | Thursday | May 5 | •East Ooaßt. fDlreot. TONGA, SAMOA, & FIJI, FROM AUCKLAND. Ovalau | Wednesday | May 4 | SUVA AND LEVUKA FROM AUCKLAND Flora I Wednesday I April 20 | RARATONGA, TAHITI, FROM AUCKLAND. Hauroto | Tuesday | May 10 | HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO, FBOM AUCKLAND. Mak'fosA I Saturday | April 16 | SOUTH* SEA ISLAND EXCORSION. Waikare j irom Wellington | July 4. No cargo received sfter I p.m. oil Saturday. Visitors arorecjui sted to leave the Bteamer immediately aftor tbe seoond whtslb ha been sounded. ANCHOR ' i ; Sl^^ STEAM LINE 0? ||!H8 PACKETS ARB APPOINTED TO MtAVB FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA. THE CHARLES EDWARD, TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, 13th inst., at 8-30 p m. FOR WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON rr-HE KENNEDY, FRIDAY, 15th inst., X at 1 p.m. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT. fTTHE CHARLES EDWARD, Early. J. H COCK & CO MR H. D. CRUMP PIANO TUNKR, Uddrcss-MR T. B. HCFFAM, or Cam bria-strest, Tho Wood, Nelßon. Testimonial from Herr Balling

A BOON TO THE POOR. NO MORE BIG PRIOES. bE WING MACHINES. REVOLUTION IN THE BALE OP SEWING MACHINES. DIRECT from tbe EDglieh mannfao. tnrer, the world-famed " ATLAS " SEWING MACHINE. Equal in size and qnality to any maohine mide. Works by hand or treadle. Fonr y-*ais gnsrantee. Latest improvements Prices from £2 10s. Thousands of English testimoniile. Cal and inspect, Wm. LOOK, AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND. POTATOES. PRIME EAIING POTATOES, 7/8 per eaok. At LOOK'S. STEEL TRUNKS. GO-CARTS, PRAMS, PORTMANTEAUX, HAT AND BONNET BOXES, SIT AND HP BATBS, Lowtst Prices at LOCK'S, tbe Cheapeat House Furnisher. " WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A'ZR PIANO." J^j~ P I A~h O S IT is now generally known that LOCK can give better valne in New and Seonod.hacd Pianoß than any firm in the city, ond tkorcferc baß no necei-flit-t to reFort to oatoh-ie-ny FBEE GIFTS to entioe the publio (o purohaee instruments at a price mi oh above tbeir valne, notwithstanding tbeee Fc-c»llecf inducements. Mr Look finds that the pnblio have common eenße enough to know tbat by purchasing from bim they can save frcm £5 to £16 on a Plane. All in want of a good Pi.mo or Organ shonld oall at LOCK'S, Bridge-st. NEW SHIPMENT. BLANKETS, OURTAINS, OARPETS, COUNTERPANES , AND DOWN QUILTS, . AT LOG K'S, THE CHE APES 1' HOUSE 1 URNISHfIR

B, BUXTON & CO. TEAFALGAE STREET, NELSON, Have a most oomplete and well assorted slock of FURNISHING and BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, etc, Oan supply all requirements of FARM and STATION, Hardware, Fencing Material, etc. All at lowest cnrrent prices. In FARMING IMPLEMENTS we have recently landed — Ransomes Prize Ploughs Ransomes Improved Colonial Ploughs Ransomes GDN Improved Digging Ploughs Ransomes and Howards One Horse Plonghs Ranßomes and American Hil'side Ploughs Complete assortment of J- XT K AS for the abovo. Corbetts Zig Zag Harrows in three sizes Bentall's Chaff Maohines, for hand or power Bentalljs Horse Ger.r and Intei mediates FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON "We have replenisned our stock with Hollis' nnd Jnmes' Single and Donble Barrel Breech and Muzzle loading Guns, in 12, 14, and 16 bore ; Club and Rival Cartridges, Eley's Black and Smokeless Cartridges, Nobe 's Ballistito do, Sohnltze's Ilard Grain Fmokeless Powder, Pigou Wilka and Curtiss and ' . arvey 's Sporting Powder, Gun Oases, cartridge bags and bolts, cleuning rods, recappers and loading maohines, Marliii Rust Eepeller, -will keep gun and rifle barrels perfectly bright, clean, and absolutely free from rust. NOW OPENING UP, GAS HEATING SfOVEg, Gaa Boroois for ordii »*y lire gr«tee, Asbestos Fust, Heating Stoves for wood or cos), Gi ate Trivets, Gas Boiling Btr.vep, Plain and 'J il ■ Register Grates and Hearth?. NICKEL PLATED AND BRASS R-VIL FENDEBS and Fire IroDS, Coal Vases, Gib Chandeliers, Ball Limps and Braokets, Gas Glibes, Ca-riogo lumps. IN T BLB, BBACKET, HANGING, AND BAM) LAMPS we have a large varieiy ot the newest and Jails'* designs. PRIMUS NOISELESS COOKING AND BOILING STOVES. Eioollent for Early Breakfasts, Quiok Boiling and Frying j bnrnß ordinary kerosene withont emoke or smell. Will boil half a g. Hon of oold water in ten minutes. The flnm<- Ib perfectly pnre, anp may be used for Griiiing and Toasting. The NEW PRIMUS has important Improvements. ! STOVES AND RANGES. Wo are agtnts for Shaoklook's PATENT ORION Ranges. Cooking ie made easy by nsing ono of Shiohlook's Ranges. The "Orion" is tbe beßt cooker, bnrnß tbe ltaet fuel issimt to work snd clean, laßts the lor.geai, requires no briokwoik, satisfaction eusr'anticd. The Orion soil*) en its merits. A onstomerhaving onoe parohased an Orion Rare* invariably recommends it to neighbours and friends, J and tho large and ever increasing falei prove bej ond donbt that it is the Best Range ia the mork t. I Onr stook of Stoveß and Rangeß also oompriso Luke's Kiwi, Bcott's V.ctor, B;n ' Bon Paragon, and tbe New Rival to arrive in af j v weeks. sewinglSachines. Intending purobasers please call and Inppeot the Gri'sner Hand and The Now Home Tre»dle Sewing Maohine, We have reoently taken np the Bole Agenoy fir tbe Gritzner Hand Sewing Maohines. This M»obine is new to tbis maiket, bnt w** oan with cot fidenoe recommend it. It hss new and important impiovements. TaoGritsnei cxoels in many important points. Its sewing qnalities, silent and easy rnnniog features, make it the ideal of a Sewing Kaohine. Unequalled in style and finish, Tbe New Home Treadle Sewing Maohine is now so well and favourably known sb not to need comment. E BUXTON & CO TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 86, 13 April 1898, Page 3

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