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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue XXXVI, 1 October 1902, Page 3

•■■l STEAMSHI] W T Qp N.Z« LIMI^Ej PBOBABLEi JSAILWfiirr" Takinff Cargoior all Voufchern Porte ;%rito%nt -^in^hipmeni. VUpolu* 1 Satbrday ] Oe*^«l 3 p.nu »pargo till 1 g.m Sainrday. Rotolti* fMo^ia^l^f^ I^lUP.m. ■ Waiaui tWedM^ayj^^ ~ PICTON A^^WJa^lN(yPW> . Pen«uirif | Fnday|tOct-iß*«liaiun.-Mapouilkßt t Suniajr KOct« 1 1Q*»*» < Penguin I Wednes. \ (let 8 p*n r »Car«o tiU 880 a.». , , f fProoeeds through to Lytlelton. \ jCargo till I p.m. Saturday. (H.Z. gnp Fruit only). j: .' , JWiESTPORT. Mapourika* ! Tfa]D»adiay | Oet 2 | 8 sun. Wuiaoif | Sunday | Oct 5 I 9 a.m. •eaißotUl7».m. tCargo till I p.». Sfttawtey. (N.Z. grow . - fruit onlj. GREYMOUTH ANd^^ HOKITIKA. M- pourik** 1 ThuMda» I Oct 2 1 8 a.m. Wainuif I Bunday | OotLfi' I 9 a.m. •Cargo till 7 a.*; +Cargo till 1 p.m. Saturday. (N.Z. grow! trnitonly) lyttelto^Tfrom: Wellington Monowai | Thursday | Oot ? | " BotottiahMJa Fxiday> 10ct3 | Penguin I Saturday I Oot 4 I Taraweraj Monday |. P«o_ I TeAoau | Tuesday I Got 7^ ___ TTiiTrWEDlN^i^M^^ Mo^wai IThursdiv lOot^V TeAnau | Tuenday I Ojcto|>er 7 I Tftlnne | Thursday 2 Moura | Monday |O.t-6 Te Au»u | Monday I Oot-13 MELBOURNE PROM WELMNGTpN, Monowai | Thursday ] Qot. 2 [',_■■,: — fiVT>NEY"FROMJv*ELLINGTON. Talune»tTThorTday |,oct2 | Warrimooj | Saturday | Oot4 J tTran-bipoinir at Anoklnudlb Waikare.j , , ■•East Coast. t Direct t RARATONGA 1 TAHITI, PRQltt AUCKLAND. ; Ovalan I Inesiday \ Oct~7 } TONGA, SAMOA, ITJL AND SYDNEY. (ysoM APOKiAyp). .: . Maaapouri 4 Wednesday | v Oct 22 1 SUVA AND LEVUKA <Ein). Ta*viuliTWe*dTOcs*i I -■ HONOLULU AND VANOOUVEB, VIA FIJI (jbom otpnct.V Miowera | Monday |06t6 |: I |^^ THE I ANOHOB ! H^^ S H I P Fl tST GA N D 1 FOUNDRY CCKv * LIMITBD. sailing" list. FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, A.ND HOKITIKA. THB WAVERLEY, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. Oot 2nd, at 9.30 a.m. FOR WANGANUr. About 7th Ootober. FOR WELLINGTON, fT^HE CHaRLES EDWARD, early, FOR GR*iY MOUTH. THE KENNEDY, To-morrow, Thursday, at 8 a.m. STEAMBHIP COMPANY. A. and A. USB AUCKLAND TO LOKDOIT IB WtUAYS. THF splendid 6000 ton afoter aoips Bi«rr*. SjfflMM and Ventura, dassed 100 At «t Brtuh Llojd*a, <ria le»ye AaoUand aa under iL«%vb Arrive Mails Auckland San due 2 pm. Franoiseo London Sonoma— Oct. 10 0et.;;37 Not. 7 Vkntuka- Oot. 31 Nor. 17 Nov 28 SiKBBi- Nov;2l Deo. 8 Dec. 19 7 ? VABKS. Bin Franeißco and V.nennTer, £16 to £40. > LWerpool and London £si 7slld to £69 3s id. Bound the Wotia, £19 15s to £137,; For iurtherjparticnlars apply . LEVIN A CO., Ltd.. Agents. Helßon, WANTED, » j?ood Bteadv H*a_to Plough voA Drive WajJifmp^Xp. ply%»T S. KERR, Blae Glen Btatlon, Belgroye P.O. / HOUSE TO LET- 9 rooms, Fathroomi and all/ conveni-noes. /Apply F. TRASK, Culnngwood-streefc. / WANTED-GREBN FLAXj 30/---per t^nforbeeb. JOHN RCTHEEFORD. FO RSA. L E— lo.ooo Manuka Hop Poles, suitable for hops or firewood, at 12/6 psr 100, Apply F. Trask, Collingwood'Btreet. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, CORNER OF BRIDGE AND COLLING WOOD STREETS. WM.WILKENB .. PROPRIETOR. HAVING taken over the above well known and cj^trally situated premises, Vwltora can rely on every attention and cohifort). First claßi Ba'hrooin and every ponrenience, Meals at^ll hours.

MILLINERY rp-TO-DATE. , , e VI, r B hare jast opened TTT T> (Ereot Form; OUR New Milliner is VV U p a lovely 'ot of VV ,X>. COSSETS, giving unlvewal Imported MILLINERY at Yon know these ate the sati«f»otron,andwecanat- prices ibat will astonish latest in ibis department, sure yon that yon will bo you. Call and see tbe We have opened np a large well pleased if jot place Children's Millinery We parcel of them at lowest your Millinery orders with are showing a beautiful prices Novelties in ne. Our charges as neutfl range of Fan oy Silks Hatß Flo werp, Feathers, and are striotly moderate. and Bonnets, . Millinery Ornaments. Try the Cowes Kid Gloves at 3/6. Ernest Calvats at 6/6. MRS AN SyiCE, TBAFAXQAB-ST. LI 6HTBA ID & CO. EEBTaBLISHED 1842]. NOW is the time. to buy yourself a stock of Gents', Ladies', and Children's BOOTS & SHOES, of wliich we" have just opened our Summer Stock, by the latest steomers. Ex "Ha!ws"— * KippendorPa American Ladies' Oxford, 3-strap and Button Shoes, Ladies' Button and Lace Boots; grand wearing lines and splendid shapes. Ex "Goomc" — ; . . Ladlea" verv best quality Evening Shoes Gents' Patent Oxford Shoes, Ltdies'Glace Mar good Erering Bhoes, ChUdrens Black .Gl&ce.aid Tan Glace 2«bar.and Strap Shoes, light, and good summer (rear Ex "Kahamba'— , . o . A shipmenfome celebrated Swiss Mannfaotu e, in Ladies Glace 1- bar Bhjes, Ladies! Glaoe Oxford and Derby Patent Cap i? hoes, Ladles 1 Glece Kid Bals and Ladies' Glaoe Kid Court Shoea, silk lined; Infants' Black Canvas Shoes, 7 s to 1 0, and oenta' good Kid Leg Calf Gfokwbed Bals, splendid shape, light weiglit and real good wear. Ex "Papaboa"- --/\ Gents' Patent Con** Shoes, and «n assortment of Genre' Summer Slippers The«e lines have been specially picked for the Nelson trade, and they ate, without exception, the best goods in onr lite that have come into this city. Repairs a speoiatity, by a competent man. Polujhes and Pastes innumerable, Agents for the "Zealandia" Hoots and Shoes. Post Box 68. LIGHTBAND A CO.» Central Trafalgar-street. 3 T Sm m B i tt HOUSE TO LET. »' 1 £ JJ A JL • mHE House lately occupied by p. pl ,pp J- Mr Oswald Curtis, Trafalgar CARTER, Street, South. .VANGUARD STREET. ADAMS & KINGDON. PIANOS AM) ORGANS. THE fourth shipment of Pianos, and Organs from leading British ana Continental firms has. been received by T. BLAKE HUFFAM who will be pleased to give all the necessary information and the best of references to intending purchasers. T. B. H. imports the "■ following well-known and highly appreciated Standard makes of Pianofortes— \ ■-■'"'■. ; EAVESTAFF. . . WALDEMAR MONIttGTON AND WESTON FEURICH AiMD HILLIER ORGANS. TTI A T <> Arrive in a Few ImjAajKL ■ Da^s, anIBACH Piano. TKe best maK© in the World. Recoramen'ded " . T"D Af^ff by Liszt, Wagner 1.-MAVII. Brahms, Abt, and other great musicians . The Firm of Rudolph Ibach H Sohn, was established 1734 -^ T. B. HUFFAM. ANY INSTRUMENTS in StocK can be obtained on the Hire Pur* chase System, or with a liberal Discount for Cash. Correspondence and inspection cordially invited. Old Pianos taken as part payment. All kinds of Musical Instruments in Stock. T. BLAKE HUFFAM WILL be pleased to wait on intending Clients at their own homes should a personal inspection be inconvenient. THE CENTRAL PIANO AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, NELSON. TTwTDEE & SONS, "■ TAILORS, HATTERS, CLOTHIERS. AND GENTS' MERCERS. ESTABLISHED 1859. - NEW GOODS EX KARAMEI. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. WE have just opened 15 cases of the choicest and newest. lot of Goods suitable for Spring and Summer Wear. This lot of Goods excel BklY our previous shipments of past soasons. The steady increase in this Department shows us that our past 40 years' energies in studying the art of dr ssing men in well-fitting and stylish garments has earned for us a reputation which now stands second to none. These new goods comprise a lot of new styles in Tweeds, Serges, Vicnnias, Bannockburns, Worsteds, Cheviotß, Coatings, etc., and we invite those who are thinking of Summer Woar to inspect our stock. Style, Fit, and Workmanship guaranteed. HAT AND CAP DEPA®iEfIT. 40 Dozen NEW HATS in Soft and Hard Felt, including a lot of new shapes. We can fit any head, large or small, add any shape, and can suit the most particular buyer. . - / ■ STRAW HATS.— We are opening 150 dozen^ which inrlude a fine \ob of Panama Straws in all shapes, Also a lot of Men's and Boys.' goaters. Our Straws this season will be the best we nave ever shown MERCEBY DEPARTMENT Now opening, 15 cases from J. and K. Morley, London, including ali the latest styles. 250 Dozen Fashionable TlES.— This lot of Neck Wear wilL prove to be an exceptional lot. Also, a new lot of COLLARS in new shapes--20 dozen Silk Handkerchiefs (initial), plain and brocaded. In these goods we have a special lot suitable for presentations, .75 dozen Cricket and Tennis Shirts— Silk Stripes, Qelluloir, and other makes — from 2s 6d. Sizes from 12^ to 19. Py jama Suits from 6s 3d, Walking Gloves 4s 6d, 16 dozen Charley's Aunt Shirts in new patterns, White Shirts (short and long fronts, open back and front), from 4s 6d. : UNDERCLOTHING.— We have a full stock. Several makes and prices. READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. This Department is now an extensive one with us, and has been replonished with a new* stock from the best woollen mills all over the colony. 150 Men's Tweed and Serge Suits from 18s 6d. A superior lot of Boys' and Youths' Norfolk Saits from 10s 6d. A nice lot of 3 garment Cambridge Knieker Suits, all prices. Boys' Sailor Snits from 3s 9d. Boys* Blouses for washing from 2s lid. Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers 12s 6d. A nice lot of Stripe Trousers for beat wear 12s 6d. We have numerous other lines which space will not allow to particularise. As a branch of this department we have now made arrangements whereas buyers who can't afford one of our, bean Tailor-made Suits, and who want something better than the ready-mado factory suit, to meet this we are showing a large range of Tweeds which we can supply Suits from, made to measure, and a fit. guaranteed, for the small eum of from £2 5s to £3 10s. This is a line quite separate from our Bespoke Tailoring, and enables us to meet the requirements of wearers of suits, etc.

■ Afternoon Tea KAINIT. /~\WIN(i to our shipment having arrived lather late in the- season, we are offering same at £± 5S PER TON. IN HALF TON LOTS. KAINIT IS THE BEST FERTILIZER FOR POTATOES. SULPHATE OF POTASH, SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. AND NITRATE OF SODA. ALL AT REDUCED RATES. c E. BUXTON AND CO., LIMITED TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON'. 3 | is 5 ■fcl ' & J9