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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 11 February 1908, Page 3

OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED. rA -, ' " ' ■ ■ - „ : Paxengers MUST procure tickets a* j9 the Office before they embark. >r Steamers will be despatched as under, weather and "other circumstances permitte - ting; - J' - a ZyZ - ; 7-7:--PIOTON AND WELLINGTON. Pateena, Thurs.' Feb.* 13; 3.30 p.m. Te Anau,- Friday, February 14, 3 p.m; Te Anau, Monday,- Feb., 17, 10 a-m. WELLINGTON DIREOT* Arahura, Wed.; Feb. 12;': 4 p.m. Mapourika," Sat.', Feb. .15, 6 a.mNo -cargo" Pateena, Sat., Feb. "ls, 3,30 p.m: , Cargo until noon.. Pateena, Tuesday, Feb. .18, 7.30 p.m. - . Cargo, until 4. : p.m.. A: WESTPOET, -GBEiCMbUTF,:; ANTHOKITIKA; _ Mapourika, 'Wed., Feb^ 12; 1 a.m. Arahura, Sunday,; Feh. 16, : 8 a.m. Cargo '(perishable 'onlyj. until noon a yßitooiyy y y ' NEW PLYMOUTH and /'ONEHUNQA, .• Penguin/Frfday, Feb. 14^-4.30.p.m. SYDNEY, Via CDOKv STEAIT. '• (From Wellingtoß.) Warrimoo, - Friday, Feb.. l 4, 4 p.m _ ■» i~ m .. i "';'.. .« * CANADiAN-AOSTBAIJAN LIN» (Thd "All-Bed I&ufa>> ' CATTAUA, UNITED STATES, "«•-» EIIBOPE.', ",-" V -B.M.S. MOANA, .. From Sydney February- 17th. . From Sura,' Febfuaiy.'SSUii Passengers booked Chroag:b. t» Lond* by Orient Eoyal Mail Line.- - ' . For further particulars apply at the - Offloe, Tha Pon. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND EOL'NDRY COMPANV^^ WESTPOBT, GBEYMOUSTB u3 HOKITIKA; The KENNEDY^ •' A a' To-morrowi ; ' .•-.'._,'... Wednesday^ 12th. inst., 11 a.m. The CHABLES EDWABD, - About Satiu^ay,:;lStthrini!t. ' WANGANDi. v ■ "''. The ALEXANDEB- / '' ■ ; • Thursday,.'l3th"' imtif at noon. (Via Picton.)^ ■■■pp.; ■. '>.--'. PICTON^ y. The ALEXANDEB, -A Thursday/ 33th -inst. j. at noon. WELLINGTON:' Via -MOTUEKA. The TASMAN, 77>f'--To-morrbw,. A - ■■.. . Wednesdayj 12th. insfc, at 1 p.m. (Leaving Motueka for -Wellington at 1 . .. • p.m.) - The TASMAN, . -".•..;■• - Eriday, 14thinst.,,a^ 3 p.m. (Leaving Motueki .' - foi^. Wellington V . ■■■. 8 6 p.m.) ' ../'. FOXTON Via GBEYMOUTH. ; The KENNEDY, -' Wednesday, 12th inst:, at 11 a.m. \ . .- - '-.' ABPETS, . 7.7 - "DED MATS, ■"■■■ .A Pp y\. . SWRXMNSy 7- .y T^BESS' MATERIALS,- - SILK . BLOUSES, . which have been exhibited' • yin : the Christchurch Exhibition. . '•*; TABLE COVEBS, SUks and Satiffs, V,Gents' Shirts; Blousings, Beadymade" Costumes, Tailor dodo., Irish Linen HindkeichioiEs Xix Ladies' '- aid Gents'), -.Children's'--. Silk Pinafores, Suitings -(Gents')!. :'•, ' All Goods Guaranteed Genuine. ;£ •--■ ,-.- .-...-^.J . . B. KOSENBERG, ' •Manager. : " Opposite Carpenter, Draper, 'Hardy-st. TTTAKATU MOUNTED 'RIFLES, IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL RIFLES must be; handed ii for inspection by 'the Government Armourer - before 'THURSDAY, 13th inst. ':'.- -.. . A. Fv TRASK, '■'-,' ' ■■ Captain. ; '•' • '" /" BIG BARGAIN in Sheetings.— Come . , and see-the .MARVELLOUS VALUES' we" are offerijSg. We're noteS for Sheetings, but. our "present prices^ . eclipse anything. we* have. ever offered. .- ' - ■ :>a '/ .- '"■•■'■- THE CASH DRAPERY-CO., Bridge-sti ,: YOUR MONEY will 1 go A LONG WAY at- the. eas^TJrapery Co. 's :'- Half-yearly .Sale.. ;Oar Store is ".•;■-; TEEMING WITH -BARGAINS. THE CASH DBA? ERY;-Cp7Bridge-st.' > A T ORDINARY Out ' Printß ar» not to be beaten Ii( the Dominion. At-saU prices they are » fine opportunity.; Ttwill be to yfluf advantage to inspvot .oTC stock of tuftj goods during the sale.~- Ask for pay- - terns and settle the \ washing qufesti .a for yourselves. • l : -.. - BERT TASKER & CO. mHE RED TICKETS tell their owv -P. j taleu .' '•". A; taleol loss to-ns ami .""*: of gain to ycx-y Now • is.-the' time 'O ; make a'Httle money trairel f:r. See lh« .-' dresses at Qd per yard "double width. BERT TASKEB & C 6 ': The Big Blaie in "Welllnctuß Three or four* pnge«i or-plctures al — the destruction jof^rarllameiitary buliainge eve _gtven--iu -tgc- •'Graphic" thla week.- It nlso contattm-tnc unique pbotoa. of the Illucinoa^eipedlrton.ainl wreck of the DundoJcjlil' survivors aud tbf'r huts aud boat. -.etc," '•' '.'yA ; ' -■' — - 1 i i .- New, and Pleaslpg Designs ' - -'.\. J ypJpiXi^'JP - '':■ „, .- ENQAdJpE^'RDIj&S. V : (Imported;* Locally mftde.) .'.- . "' yy \ i pi., . '.'-• Hlgh-clas^,; -JVefldlnif and 1 Keeper Rings, jy -„--• Grand tolub asntt vsrtety - In Ladles' andCientlemens' DBESS RINGS, y mmm^^mmmn^ . ■»■!■■■■ ■* _ , BROWN fit KERR, [ 9 'j«w*Uen*.'W r »tohmaker», i ''-•tiSrpto-pu>ss,''e v . \ 1 ."■sf*j^S«db^--"'

DRAPERY CTELENIUS^ (of Spring -Jrove) . is opening a Branch Bu3i\:oss ii. Premises just erected, : NEW MAIN STREET, ; WAKEF*!"T.D. COMMENCING on February 3r<l, v ' a genuine 10 per cent discotfn" CASH SALE OF HIGH (TILASS TV.- -ERS IGH V^LASS JJr-Jt-ER* WILL COMMENT. ALSO will be offered a i<jß LOT 01 BOYS' SUITS, OVEKCOATS, HATS & CAPS, MENS STRAW S FELT HATS. LADIES' FUR NECKLETS, CASHMERE & FUR-LINED GLOVES And Many Other Lines at a REDUCTION OF SO o/o Off Regular Prices. NOTIOI. MR W. BBIDGEE has OPd«EL A HORSE SHOEING & GKN» RAL BLACKSMITH SHOP in Hardy - Street, next Mr Webb's, Bootmaker, when all orders entrusted to him will receive prompt and careful attention. .■■« fr

SALE! SALE! SALE! 7 7 BjgTkdJJ£ 7 QBKTOINK SEDUCTION SAUB. coinmeJUNifc: . FRIDAY next, Slttlait ' : V^J7 |7 • Gqod^ Qr»atlj^fted9ce4 *77 r 7'7-7i - 'viT.- inspection Invited. ■• fy , -- -|| - . 7^ -- 7 .-" '-•BD6QBwv7^H:::% ■-' A-