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Marlborough Press, Volume I, Issue 10, 9 March 1860, Page 2

JOHN M. HUTCHESON, *J COMMISSION MERCHANT, STEAM-BOAT WHARF, MARLBOROUGH. Agent in the Wairan for the steamer Tasmanian Maid. 137 JOHN M. HUTCHESON, *j STOREKEEPER, MARLBOROUGH, has in Stock:— Groceries, a large and select stock Draperies, hosiery, smallware, &c., &c. Hats, straw and felt Tweeds, Scotch tweeds, and ready-made clothing Earthenware, tinware and kitchen utensils Bedsteads, tables, and chairs Stationery and books Saddlery —ladies’ and gentlemen’s saddles, bridles, whips, &c., &e. Cart harness, shaft and leading harness Boots and Shoes—men’s, women’s, and children’s ; also Nelson-made watertights Powder and shot, Hall’s sporting powder Wines, in wood and cases Spirits, do. do. Scotch whiskey, superior old Islay Porter and ale, best English Cordials, “ Bentleys ’’—milk punch, raspberry balm, cloves, peppermint, and ginger wine, at Nelson prices Raspberryade, lemonade, and soda water, at Nelson prices Implements—carts, drays, Scotch iron ploughs and harrows Ironmongery and edge tools, including mall rings, pit saws, and files Timber —seasoned boards and scantling, posts, rails, and shingles Coals, best Newcastle (N.S.W.) Steam-boat Wharf, March, 1860. 138 £7 REWARD. T OST, a chestnut MARE, branded M on the neck ; indistinct brand on the off shoulder; white face; supposed to have a foal by her side. A bay FILLY, with black points; rising four; branded J C on off shoulder; supposed to have a fcal by her side A black yearling FILLY, white star on its forehead; unbranded. The three were last seen in the Waihopai. The above Reward will be paid to any person delivering the Horses to Mr. H. Lakeman, Woolpack Inn; or Mr. John Cate, Waihopai. 141 REGISTRATION OF VOTES. FORMS of APPLICATION to be obtained from — Mr. James M'Beth, Picton ; Mr. Collie, High-street, Beaverton; Mr. J. Godfrey, Renwicktowm. Mr. W. A. D. Sutherland, Big Bush. Beaverton, March 1, 1860. 143 PORTRAITURE. WLANE, PHOTOGRAPHER, © will remain at Beaverton till the end of March, at which time his Gallery will positively close. PORTRAITS, VIEWS OF RESIDENCES, &c., TAKEN; PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURES, &c., COPIED; with the greatest accuracy, and on the shortest notice. Likenesses taken by the new Leather Process, being superior to any other kind for transmission by post. Specimens in great variety. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, BEAVER. 156 STATIONERY AND BOOKS. WCOLLIE, BOOKSELLER ® BLENHEIM, Has just received a fresh supply of COMMON AND OFFICIAL STATIONERY, including Plain and ruled papers Glass and pewter inkstands Envelope cases, taper stands India wax, colour boxes Imperial drawing paper Mordan’s best drawing pencils, in bronze cases. Account books and papers Cheap late published novels Song books, school atlases Advance and discount tables Music books for piano, flute, concertina and flutina A Chinese draught board A fine set of Chinese ivory chessmen &c., &c., &c. 153 TOWNSHIP OF REN WICK. SOME ELIGIBLE ALLOTMENTS, remain on SALE in this centrallysituated township, which aro worthy the attention of those who desire to possess Land that must speedily advance in value. .Terms: —For One Allotment, £5 ss. cash ; Two or more, half cash, remainder at twelve months, with 10 per cent, per annum added. H. Lakeman, Renwick, Agent for the sale of the Land. 152