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Colonist, Volume XXXII, Issue 5522, 17 June 1889, Page 3

CHIPPING INTELLIGENCES. High WiTxn at Nuion. A.m. p.m. Monday Juno 17 .. 0.8 Tuesday, Jane 18 .. 0.30 0.58 Wednesday, Jane 19 .. 1.10 1.38 Thursday, -Tune 20 .. 2.6 2.34 Friday, Jane 21 .. 3.4 3.37 Saturday, Juno 22 .. 4.13 4.44 XNXKSKD INWARDS. Jane 15—Koranui, ss, 301, Hill, from Greymouth. 15-Lady Barkly, bb, 40, Walker, from Golden Bay. 16-Oharles Edward, is, 154, Whitwell, from West Coast 16—Kennedy, es, 138, Furneau, from West Coast. ;\ . , , - ( CMARED OOTWABDB. June 15—Koranui, ss, 301, Hill,, for Wellington. Passengers—Miss Beeves, Meisra Fitzherbert, Cooke, Patterson. Young, and Gardner. 16 Charles Edward, ss, 154, WhUwell, for Foxton. The Koranui arrived from Greymouth on Saturday evening, and Bailed same tide at 9 p.m for Wellington. The Botorua leaves Wellington at 1 p.m to-day, will arrive here to-morrow moraiag, and sail for Picton, Wellington, and South at noon. , The Lady Barkly arrived from Golden Bay on Saturday afternoon, and returns thereat 4 p.m to-morrow. The Grafton will arrive from Wellington on Wednesday morning, and sail at 10 a.m for Westport. The Kennedy arrived from West Coast ports yesterday afternoon. She proceeds to Foxton and Wellington at 10.30 this evening. The Charles Edward left for Foxton and Wellington at 10 o'clock laafc night. The Murray .arrived at Westport from Nelson on Saturday evening, and was due at Greymeuth yesterday. She will leave the latter port for Westport and Nelson this morning. i I The GtENtoßA,—The loading of tlio Glen- \ Icra is proceeding at a rapid rate, some 2000 sacks having been already stowed. Wo learn that tho Oamaru portion of her inward cargo will be transhipped to that port by the Union steamer Botorua to-morrow sft noon, Tho Glenlora is expected to sail foe England on the 26th inst at latest : " NOTICES OF M^ILS. To Piston, Wellington, and South.—-Per Botorua, to-morrow, Tuesday, at 11 a.m. The Bothwell Castle leaves LyMelton for Sydney direct on Wednesday next at 4.50 p.m, and the Lindus for Melbourne direct on Thursday ab 4.50 p.m. For Sydney — Leave Nelson, June 21. 27,28. For Melbourne.—Leave Nelson, June 20, 27. For London direct.—Per Tainui, Juna 25, due London, August 3. For London, Orient Line, via Suez (specially addressed) — June 20; due London August 12. For China, Singapore, and Europe (via Torres Straits (specially addressed), June 27, duo London, August 25, AT WAFNERI GO'S 72 Ladies' Jackets, Newest Shapes, in Black and Colors; assorted sizes, redaoed to Cost Price. Will be shown &% the door on Saturday, ' of Dresa Materials, suiable for Chi'dron's Dresses, fr«m 3d yd. Grand Bargains ; all arranged on large counter in the Corner Shop. See them t Fur Tippets 9 most Fashionable Goods, at Cost Price. Dress Go ds Seduced from 1/9 to IOJd Lower Lines from 6d per yard All G-ooela reduced for Bkady Monet. COME ON~SATUEDAY TT^iT J. K1 E bITa Si, iVI. Dbhtwt, Has Bsmovsd to the Comer of Collingwood and Hardy Btr«°ts Nelson. j ESTABUSHED 1858.] JW. ' ATTONftSON, • DENTAL SURGEONS, have moved to New Premises, Trafalgar street. B. J. F. WILSON, Dentist, hai left far Hokitika, returning to Nelion beginning of August. iT W. C. GI h B JtS El?, DENTIST, TBAFALGAB STBEET. ONEY TO LEND on Freehold Sec»rity, ia eami to suit borrowers. No Commission to pay. THOS. FIELD, Seven Oaks ffl m _^ Kawai street. ; ■ Adams & lEOngxlon, fartnws. j Chabies {John Hablet, BAERISTEBB AND SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. C)K HHA and »pwara« TO &O*\J\J\J LEND, ia sums to suit borrowers, a; .owes* rates