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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIX, Issue XLIX, 3 January 1916, Page 4

SHIPMNG'NEWS. Mbadapyi; j; -Jan. 5V Tyesday> Jan. .4 :W&3hesday, Jan. 5 Thursday, Jan. 6 JViday, Jan. 7. Saturday, ■'■, Jan. 8 Suridayj Jan. 9 Monday, Jan. 10 • . '.. a.m. p.m. Jan. s*.- 7:20 7.51 Jan. .4 8.5 8.54 Jan. 5 8.58 9-33 Jan. 6 10.4 10.32 Jan. 7 10.57 11.21 Jan. 8 11.42 Jan. 9 12.6 12.30 Jan. 10 12:51 . . 1.14 ARRIVED : Jan. I—steamer PATEENA, 1212, It win, from Picton and Wellington. —steamer REGULtTS, 582, Wildman, , from. Wellington. —steamer 'KAITOA, 303, Stevens, from Wellington. SAILED: .Jan. I—steamer PATEENA, 1212, Irwin, for Picton and Wellington. 3—steamer KENNEDY, 226, Stuart, for Westport. The Arahura leaves Wellington this afternoon for Picton and jSTe-lson. She ■will arrive- here early to-morrow morning, and sail at 6 a.m. for the West Coast. The. Pateena leaves Wellington at 9 to : night for Nelson direct. She will arrive here to-morrow morning, and sail ait .10 a.am. for Picton and Wellington. . The Nikan .sailed for Wellington via , itootueka-at 3.30 p.m. to-day. ■The Kaitoa sails for Wellington via JMotaeka to-morrow at 4 p.m. LThe Hegulus sailed for West Coast ports at 4 -p.m. to-day. 'The Waimea leaves Wellington for Nelson to-morrow, and -will proceed from here to West Coast- ports on Wednesday at 2 - ■ - The Alexander' leaves Wellington this evening for, Picton and Wanganui. .-The Kennedy sailed at noon "to-day for Westport and Foxton. -The Wa-'veriey. leaves Wellington to-morrow'for-Tarakohe and Foxton. tYpE' Jtesjtibule T : " FOR THE LATEST Iff Jiirt -■'::' Portraiture ty rrsr: -l - TRAFALGAR STREET.' ' 'PHONE 462. ! irisupahcs »» ■., i . " THE. "SUN" is the Oldest Purely FIRE OFETOI* in thq World. '-Claims arranged by the Local Agent and. paid with'\promtitude and Liberality. ' ;.- - _ Ratejf of' Premium, and other information may be obtained from the under ngued. " ' GEORGE M. ROUT, Chief Agent. SMTES YOUR MONEY- DOES YOO COOi XPERT WorSmnzhip. Best Leather and attention.to- busmass have made out's the ideal shop for Boot Repairs.—Sf SLESTN, Bridge atreei.. j. j wp _ SAKE* : : AND :: PASTRYCOOK. A, r(SScceSi6r to C. McLEAN.) ••BCBUPULOUB CLEANLINIgSH" ia v my Motto. iMpettion of the Bread F%c*w> ictiled during wo. king hnvrr. Small ttc"4s a Speciality Ring up 'Phone 19L - . Bread m»<? ehsoii Goods ■&oivr«rat, ajj ?*rif of ifc« O:** PLEASE NOTfe, J. WOOD AND SONS, LTD., for ~ CROCKERY—CHIN A—GLASSWARE. PAY -us a -visit and inspect our latest shipment of TEA, TOILET, and DINNER WARE j also our fine selection of — A Royal Doulton Ware and Fancy China." Great alterations and improvements ment .and a Jvisit .will certainly interest sets froinV; 12s 6d ; sets aucers 3s:6dper, half dozen • tumbIl|iite:|lS; :;^: ..:

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