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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 19, 24 January 1903, Page 1

Wo^} : , L^Dl BASEL I Will leave as under weather permitting : — - Nelson for Takaka, I hursday, 22ad icel., at 9 p m. Ta*a*a for Collingiocd, Friday, 23rd ics:-., at 3-30 a.m. • Collingwood for Takaka, FrirJay, 23rd insfc , at 330 p.m. Takvka for Nels n, Fr'd»y, 23rd inifc, p. t 6-30 pm. Nel»'-n for Takaka, Sunday,. Jan 26, at UOpm. .-:.,- Tikafea for Collingwood, Sunday, Jnn 25, at 6.30 p.m. •Collins wood for Talaka, Monday, J«2'j, 1 at 6.30 a. n». •. '■ *Takal-afcrNeleoD, Monday, Jm25 r at 830 'ft. in. N»:hrn i'f>r Takftl- a, Wednesday, 'Ju& 2S, „-.../ Takaka for Colling w^od, Tbnnday, J; : n „ i 9, at 6 am. : '* ; ; , Collingwood for Takaka. Friday. Jan SO, atß^a.ni. Takaka i v r Nelson, Friday, Taa 80, at 10.45 a, m. . ro^ j *Bxcurßion.— Epglitb Takaka retutn fate 716. CoUißgm>od returaf «re 10/6. t $Z No cargo received alter 4.36^>.m. J. C. BURFORD, •w . '• Qwnigr. REMOYAJj MXtJBB. SAILMAKER, ETCf, THE PORT, NELSON. BEGS to notify that he has RE, MOVED from Pranzcn's'stbre I to those more Convcnient"Prein3se3 directly oiiposite the — PORT POST OFFICE, j where every effort will be made to 1 carry on the Business in the Most ! Satisfactory Mariner. BEING a DIRECT CASH IMPORTER, and supervising the j work himself, he is able to supply a Good Article at a Moderate Priccj I The Best Class of SAILS. TENTS, HORSE COVERS, SLUICING HOSES OILSKINS, ETC. THE PORT, NELSON. • *r HB !jSS|tei» ks£s Iji.LjY *tB&B&B& "UArr&i* O, 800 l LI Will' leave as under : — Nthoa for Matnoka, Fiiday, Jan 28, at 1-30 p.m. Motreka. fo- Nels n, Fr-day, Jan 23/ a 1 ; 4-30 p.m. Nelson for Motucko, Sunday, Jan 25, Rt 4 - "0 p m. Motneka fcr Nehon Mindoy, an' 2o. al 730 a.m. Nel on fnv Motueka, M«»n4ay, Jan 26, et 5 p.m. Mo! n kafor N«-!son, Tv -day, Jau 27, al 8 a.m. *Motuekafor Nelson, Tuesday, Jan 27, at 7 a.m. *Nehon for Motneka, Tuesday, Jan ii|ftt 6 pm. ■ *Motneßa tor Nelson, Wednesday, Jan 28, [ at 7,30 a.m. *Ne)son for Motueka, Wednesday, Jan 28, at 6.30 p.m. Motneka for Nelson, Thursday, Jan 29, I at 8 a.m. tfelaon for Motueka, Thursday, Jan 29, at 6.15 p.m. Motaeka for Nelson, Friday, Jan 80, at 8.30 a.m. Nelson for Motueka, Saturday, Jan 31, at 7. a m. Motneka tor Nelson, Saturday, Jan 31, at 10 a.m. Excursion— Lord Bawke'BTe*m, No Cargo received after 4.49 p.m, BATCHELOR & CO. g&jsgfcK^- wairoa ?88s5S555ff|8te* (Capt. F. L.ickstts); WILL leave tue Bail ray Wharf follows:— Nelson for Takaka, Thursday, 22nd intt , at 6-30 piln. Takaka for Collingwood, Friday, 23rd ins*,, at 2 a,nj, Collingwood for Takaka, Friday, 23rd mat. at3pan. Takakifor Nelson, Friday, 23rd inst., at spjn. Nelson for Takaka, Sunday, Jan 26, at 9p.ni. . ' T&kaka for Collingwood, Monday, Jin ; 26,-6 a.m. ■ ' " ' . ■- '' *ColHngwood for Takaka, Monday, Jan 26, 6 p.m. "'■-''. * 1 akaka f>r Nelson, Mocday, Tan 28, at 8 p.m. N Ison for Takaka, Wednesday, Jan 28, atJLOp.ro. ; -.:• IVkaka for Collingwood, Thursday,' Jan 29,8 am. Colling irpod for Takake, Friday, Jan 30, at 8.30 a.m. Talaka tor Neleon, Friday, Jon 80, at 10.30 a.n>. FOR MOTUEKA. Nelson f«.r Motueka, Wednesday, 21st fnst.jPtlO a.v?. Mctatkk fur Stkor, Wednesday, 21it icBC, at 1 p.m. N r/gon fc Motneka, Tuesday, Jan 27, at 5 p w. M i tucka fvr Nils jr, Wednesday, Jan 28* ut 8 avo>. For Freight and passage apply on Board. RICKETTS BROS. i Owners. i-JOVERNMENT LIFE INBURANC£ PEPAKTWENT, Established 1870. SYBRY POLICY OUJUtAMTUUt BY THB STATE. Fob the following amongst many reasons New-Zealandersshould support tbeir national office:— • -. ' 1. Its Security is absolute. 2. Its Premiums i are low. 3. It 3 Bonuses are high. : 4. Its Funds are all invested in the colony. : > K:V T 5. Its business is restricted to New Zealand, the HDVtTHIESt COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. • : : fj' New-Zealindera who insure in pfljcesjjmich :■ obtain tbo bulk of their business from the Old World and' tU&, other colonies (inclnding 'Western Australifrand HH) have to pay for the LOSS ABIBINGFBOM THE HEAVIER MORT«iIS¥ --OF THOSE COtfNTKIEffcA The death-rate hi New Zealand W&/W»aer: ;: 10 pet .thouHand lUJIBOB, •while liJ "the* btber- -' colonies it ranged abni 12} per thousand in New South Walea to 10 per thousand in Western AagtraUa. r.:;^i;V. <As-/;Syw?Q : Ai; ■ Aoocxclated Fohds atirWnfcdai^MttdunV 10 over THBEB MniLipN: POXOtpS^ " : - ANNUAL INCOatB,; over Kll6^^]- ; — ;■■■■■:. I 11 . . •.■:'•■■.- ■: ■ j:. : v'-;Cwnißuatoa«ii; --v