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Colonist, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5896, 1 September 1890, Page 3

>'_ : : - vNEW'ADVBBTISEMBKTSVj^J THE NELSON FAREIERS'^OeiiTiaH H. FIMSBTT, Prksident. MARE LAMAS, Vij3bPbb3ldbhx.; ORIOEB for HORSE, SHOEING X ' trom lfci SEPTEMBER, 1889 ;— Hack and Light Horses .. 5/Dtaaght Horaea .. „ 6/' Samovea v . .. .. 1/Stieling per Sboe .. , ; ..; 31 JAMEd GORRIE, 1830 Seoretary. THEATBEBOYAL. TO-MORROW (Taeeday), 7.80 p.m. HOLLAND'S GRAND Lime-light Exhibition Qf.aa of Scottish ur.ii TrUh So^nery— Di-ke ='s Sioiy oMSa^k-l Gru : > {iliustrated), , EH ct Stenr-iy, Ni^on, &: . A ata&vy, Over- ! i.ni Houto, aad (by requetti ihs Voyage of j s 3. Bikenhi-ad, aud & bsrec-t Fire in London. ! Adasiadon Js ; ; jiidit <» Od. j lc'29 P. NEVE, Secretary. ------ ' & . — — Brookdale Coal. | N ooneequecoa ox tha Weei Coast A. Goal Strikes, we are compelled to BESERYE OUR PRESENT STOCKS Of COAL lor our Steamers' use. ANOfiOR S.S. CO. Nelson, 30th August, 15 9 3. 1892 FUNERAL. TEE Friends "oT Mks. LIWIS GULLY are respeotfally informed that the FUNERAL of her late DAUGHTER, MABEL VINCENT, will leave her residence, Trafalgar street youth, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at Three o'clock, for the New Cemeteiy. A. AMOS, 1833 Undertaker. SHIPPING JSTiMLIGENOE, Hiaa Wateb it Kelson a.i p.m. Bit< Sept. 1 .. 11.11 11.36 ■I--. %y, Sept. 2 .. 0.1 W* f3aay, Sept. S .. 0.-25 051 Tbi day, Sept. 4 .. 1.16 1.41 F*:< v, Sept. 5 .. 2.6 231 Satu.;-*y, Sept. 6 .. 2.56 3.21 ouaay, Sept. 7 .. 3.46 4.?1 ENTERED IKWABDB. August 80— Graf ton, ss, 242, Nordstrum, from Westport. Passengers — ilisaes York, Stewart, Mrs Allan, Messrs York, Lang, Giave3, and 2 others. 30— Lady Baikly, es, 40, Waller, from Golden Bay. 31— Kennedy, ss, 136, Fumeaux, from Wellington. OLEAEKD OUTWABDS. August 30— Grafton, as, 242, Nordstrum : for Wellington. Passengers -Miss Stall ard, Mrs Buokland, and Mr Martin. The Grafton arrived from Westporfc and sailed for Wellington on Saturday morniDg. The barque Asterion was towed into harbor yesterday by the Kennedy, and berthed alongside the Railway wharf. The Lady Barkly leaves for Motueba at 5 p.m to day. The Aorere ia expected to leave Patea today for Nelson. The Kennedy grrived from Wellington yesterdßy irorniDg, and sails at 6 p.m to-day for West Coast ports. The Charles Edward leaves Hobitika today for Greymouth, Westport, and Nelson. Owiog to the miners' and railway servants' strikes it is not likely that she will ba abla to obtain coal. The Murray reached Wei yesterday morning from Foxton, and I or Nelson at 6 p.m to-day. She sails for West Coast ports at 6 p.m to-morrow. NOTICES OF MAILS West Coast (overland), to-day, a l . 9 a.m. To West Coast. -—Per Kenneay, to-Say at 5 p.m. To Motueka. — Per Lady Barkly, to-day, at 4 p.m. Blenheim, to-day, at 8 p.m* | English mails are being despatched at every opportunity. laportaat Nofioe ! SQ 1 TTQ (TO Ch± V C&g^ U A large portion of the Goods savo3 from the lata WELLINGTON I will bo off^r " to the public of Ndion. | in a few days — Men's Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Calicos, Cretonnes, Quilts Cashmeres, Dress Goods Galatea , Prinis, &c. Damaged by Water Only ! Will- B I MOST GJVEN AWAYI I&ctioulars in a few days. **& @ tot vs^ior *S« £$1?11 1 £1., 3 HE Wellington Cash Draper. vENTIST, baa arrived, and may ba consulted al his Rooms, next Bank N6w Z aland, Trafalgar street, until 19th September. Hoars : 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. £ W. O. GHJb B a?, DLNTAL HOWhiOIM, TBAFALGAit bTRKET, Consnltng hours - 9 to 4. \.| K. J. S. IEBN -N, V * Dentist Ha Removed to the Corner of Coil: ag wood Hardy s sets, JNeu-.0. f /"ILISHED 1858 ] fW. TATTON&SON, ■J • DEMAL SURGEONS, have em Dyed t New Premises, Tra!a g a otreet. ADAMS & EINGDON, Partner* I Pm3t BotWND Adamb BABEIBTEES ,N0 SOLIOITOK3, NOTAitlEa PUBLIO. fC iOjift Jffe KQ& npwarde in sums to suit borrowers, at lowest rates ••