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POTATOES. PRIME EATING" POTATOES, 7/J per saok. ' At LOCK'S. STEEL TRUNKS GO-OARTS, PRAM<», PORTMANIEiUX, HAT AND EONNET BOXES. SIT AND HP BATBS, Lowest Prio s at LOCK'S, tbo Cheapest Hocae Furnisher. j -■ NEW SHIPMENT. BLANKETS, OURTAINS, CARPETS, COUNTERPANES , AND DOWN QUILTS, AT LOC K'S, THE CHE AP ES ■ HOU -E ÜBNISHEB . GUNS!__GUNS! Just Received— Direot Phipment. 1 £» FIRST-OLASS DOUBLE BABBEL IO BBEEOH-LOADING GUNS, by Hollis, Saxbon, and Majne. These guns are of beßt quality, re-boo nding looks, extended rib pißtot grip, and all up-to-date Improvements Bargains,— Apply skarp. W. LOCK, Auotioneer. INVITATION, COUNTRY People and the General Publio ate invited tt visit LOWS FURNITURE WAREHOUSE AND ARCADE to inspect thi large and beantiful Btook of Furniture, Linoleum-, Garnets, Rug?, Yas-s, Toilet Set!, Glauep, D whens Oheste and Pairß, and other la.ge importations * from the English and Colonial markets. LOCK, OOMPLETE IMPORTEB AND HOUSE FURNISHER. c7rriage~& buggy RUGS, • ANOTHER Direct Shipment at pa-alysing prices at LOOK'B. " WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A PIANO." P I AJU O S IT is now generally known ihat LOCK can give better value in New and Sec 03-band Pianos than any firm in the oiiy, and tterefore has no necereity to rsiori ti oitah-pe nny FBEE GIFTS to entioa the publio to purohase instruments at a prioe muoh above their value, notwithstanding these ec-oilled inducements. Mr Look findß that the publio have oommon senso eeough to know tint by pnrobasing from him tbey can save from £6 to £16 on a Piane. ill in want of a goed Pi ino or Organ shoold call at LOOK'S, Bridge-Bt, "WANTED 6 GCOD Bcoond-hand PIANO3. Spot cash. LOOK, The Cheapest Honae Furnisher. fBOON TO TBE POOR, NO MORB BIG PRICEB. bE WING MACHINES. REVOLUTION IN THE BALE OF SEWING MAOHINES. DIREOT from the English Sanufaoturer, tbe world-famed ' ATLAB" SEWING MAOHINE. Eqnal in else (nd qnality to any maohine nudr. Works by hand or tread'e. Four yeais guarantee. Latest improv.meLts, Piioes from £2 10;. Thousands of English testimonitß Call and inspect, wm. l"o"o k, /.GENT FOB NEW ZEALAND.

UNION ' feSB! STEAMSHIP ■9E& COMP^NF M NBW ' ZEALAND HI LIMITED PBOBABLE SAILINGS. TABANAKI AND MANUKAU. Takapuna | Monday | April 26 | 9 p.m. *Cargo till 4 p.m. WELL'NGTON_DIREOT. ~ HALPiKifI Wedaesday | April 27 I Noen Mawhera} | Friday | April 29 | 2 p.m. tNo cargo, PICTON AND WEU]JNGTON"; Wainui* | Monday | April~2o PuT-JO a.m. Rotorua | Wednesday , Ap il 27 I i.oon Rotorua | Friday i Apiil 29 | 2 p.m. . "Cargo received till 9 30 a.m. WESTFOKT. Haupiri* | Sunday | April 24 | 9 a.m Mawhera | Tuesday | April 26 | 9 a.m Wainui | Tlmivday | April 28 |11 a.m. *No oargo taken. No cargo rei-uivcd nftiir 1 hum* belotc Bailing GREifiiOUTB AND iiOKITJKAT" Haupiri' | Sunday | April 24 I 9 a.m. Mawhera | Tuesday . Apiil 26 , 9 a.m. Wainui , Thursday | April 23 | .11 n-m 'No cargo tacen. No cargo received .after 1 hour botore sailing LYTTELTON FBOM WELLINGTON. Rotomahana | Monday | April 25 I Boiomaha^A , Wedms. | Apiil 27 | Rotomahana | Friday | April 2!) | Rotorua J Saturday | April 30 | DDNEDIN FROM WELLINGTON. Talune , Monday"! April 25 | AIARARO.V | Friday _J_Aprilj!oj NAPIER, GISBORNE, AND~AUCkT LANDjJi'ROM^VELLINGTON : Osiapkbe | Wednesday "fApril 27 | I Mararoa I Thursday | May 5 | MBLBOUBNB FBQM WELLINGTON Talunb | Monday | April~26 | WAKA-iro | Thursday | May 5 | Galls Hoban. SYDNEY FBOM WELLINGTON! MoNOWAit | Saturday | April 30 | Mararoa' | Thursday | May 5 | Waikarb ! Wcdnosday Muy 11 | Tarawera* | Thursday | May 19 | 'East Qoast. _ iDireol. TOBGA. 8/ MOi, A'FUI, FROM AUCKLAND. Ovalau | Wednesday | May 4 | BUVA AND LEVUKA FROM AUCKLAND ■_ FLORA I Wednesduy | May IS | RABATONGA, TAHITI, FROM - _ AUCKLAND. _ _J HAUROTO | Tnesday |May 10 | HONOLULD AND SAN FBANOISCO, FBOM AUCKLAND. * Moana | Saturday | May 14 | SOUTH~SEA~ ISLAND" EXCURSION. Waikare j from Welliugton | July 4. No cargo received after 1 p.m. on Saturday. Visitors areroquested to leave the steamer immediately after the seoond whistle ba been sounded. r ANCHOR ' 'T?'., . STEAM . .*• ; *-?"*»,. LJI>E OF j .-"-&$! lACEETS ARK APPOINTED TO LEAVE FOB WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA. THE CHARLES EDWARD, THURS DAY, 28th inst. FOR WANGANUI & WELLINGTON. rTHE CfIABLES EDWARD, MON- ± DAY, 25th inst., at 7 p.m FOR WELLINGTON DIBECT. HPHE KENNEDY, Early.. J. H COCK & OO POR SALE, Juvrnilfl Cantata "Parlia. ment in Sohool," both notations. Makes a oapi'Ul entertainment. Good mnsio and plenty of fnc. Apply Mail Offioe. —to TO LET, doomed HOU' E, Lower Shelbournc-atreet. FOR SALE— Housejand Shop ocoupied by B. Earl. Prioe fl oo. —to Apply B. FREEMAN.

E. BUXTON & CO. TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON, Have a most complete and well aßsorled stock of FURNISHING and BUILDEKS' IRONMONGERY, etc, Can supply all requirements of FARM and STATION, Hardware, Fencing Material, etc. All at lowest current prices. In FARMING IMPLEMENTS wo have reoently landed — Fonsomes Prizo Ploughs Kiinsonios Improved Colonial Plongha Rnnsotnes GDN Improved Digging Ploughs Bansomes and Howards One Horse Ploughs Ransomes and American Hillßide Ploughs Complete assortment of EXTRAS for the above. Corbetls Zig.Zig Harrows in three sizes Itantall'a ( halF Machines, for hand or power Benfcull'a Horee Ge-.r and Intermediates FOR THE SHOOTING SEASON We have replenisded our stock with HolHb' and James' 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, Nobel's Ballistite do, Schultze's Hard Grain Smokeless Powder, IMgou Wilksand Curtiss and Parvey's Sporting Powder, Gun Gasee, cartridge bags and belts, cleaning rods, recappera and loading machines, Marlin Rust Bepeller, -will keep gun and rifle barrels perfectly bright, clean, and absolutely free from rust, NOW OPENING UP, GAS HEATING STOVFg, Gas Bnrnots for ordira>y fire grater, Aebeeto3 Fuel, Heating Stoves for wood or coal, Giato Tiivete, Gas Boilii g Sfcvep, Plain and 'lil Register Grates and Hearths. NICKEL PLATED AND BRASS RAIL FENDEFSard Fire Ironß, Coal Vases, G»e Chandeiiere, Ball Lmps Rid Brackets, Ga» Olibee, Cartage Lnm pp. IN T BLE, BBAOKET, HANGING, AND HAND MJU'S wo Lave a large variety ot tbe newest and lairs'*, dengue. PRIMUS NOISELESS COOKING AND BOILING STOVES. Exoellent for Early Brenkfeste, Quiok Boiling and Prjii g j burns ordinary kerosene without emoke or sme'l. Will boll lalf ag lion of ocll w»t>'r In ten minute. Tho flams is petfeotly pnre, aup may be used for Grilling and TjREt-'ng. The NEW FBI MUS bas important improvements, STOVES AND MANGES. We are Ogf nts fot ShaoklookSi PATENT OBION EUrg* o. C .iking ic made easy by using one of Shsoklook'a Ranges. Tha "Oron" is tbe beit cooker, burns the least fuel, taeitst to work and olean, .nets the longest, requires no biiokwotk, satisfaction guarantied. Tbe Orion sells rn its medic. A cußtumeihatug once pircharcd an Orion Rargi invariably reoommends it to niighbonrs and frei ds,; and the largo and ever increasing tales prove bejond doubt tLat it is the B Bt Bangs iu thi matk t, Oor stook of Stoves and Ranges nl'o cempise -Lukt's Kiwi, Boott's V.ctor, Ban Ben, Part gen, and (be New Rival to arrive in a f i.v weeks. sewingTSachines. Intending purohtsers pletse aill ard icrpcot the Grilsrer Hand and The New Home Treadle Sewing Maoblnr, Wo bave recently taken i p iho Sole Agenby for the Gritaner Hand Sewing Maobines. Thia Mtcline is new to tlie mn kor, but we oan with oot fidenoe reoommend it. It h«s new ai,d important imp.-ovementF, TbeGritinet excels in many important points. Its sewing qualities, silent aLd eesf running. fcatnreß, make it the ideal of a Sewing Vaihinr. Vctquu'Ld in style and finish, The. New Home Treadle Sew{rg Maohine is now so wel and favourably k own' ae not to need comment, ' E. BUXTON & oOi TRAFALGAR STREET NBLSON

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXII, Issue 89, 23 April 1898, Page 3

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