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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 207, 2 November 1866, Page 1

MONEY to L E N,D , on good freehold security. * ADAMS AND KINGDON, Solicitors, 453 Nelson. F. MAIN, Member of the Royal Philanthropic Society of Hair dressers of all Nations. WHO broke up the monopoly? MAIN.' Who shall rise victorious? England! Am I right, or any other man? Who ought to be supported? Young John Bull, of course. Who's the cheapest man out? MAIN. Charges.-— Haircutting, 6d.; Shaving, 3d.; Shampooing, 6d. Cigars, Tobacco, Hair-oil, Matches, &c, &c. Terms, cash; 20s. paid in the £1. PROFESSIONAL.— C. FLOOD, Clothier, can be consulted daily at the Labor Mart, the only place you can get a good article cheap. 100 1 . T7IX KONIGEN AUGUSTA and late arrivals. Finest Teas Plantation Ceylon Coffee Price's Sperm Candles Carriage Lights Crushed Loaf Sugar No. 1 Company's Pieces Melbourne Soap Currants, Raisins, Figs Sardines, Salmon, Lobsters Crosse and Blackwell's Potted Meat 3 Pickles, Sauces, Mustard Spices, Confectionery Corn Flour, Sago, Rice Best Scotch Oatmeal . Split Pease, Patent Groats Calf-foot Jelly Cocoa and Chocolate Vinegar, Table Salt Oils, Brushware, &c., &c. KENTOUL BROTHERS, Trafalgar-street. Wholesale and Retail. 674 HOUSEHOLD COALS OF THE BEST QUALITY. Grey River, West Wanganui, Newcastle, and English Household, delivered to any part of the City, in bags if required, at the lowest market rates. R. G. GIBBONS, 1033 Government Wharf. COALS AND FIREWOOD. EVERY description of the above DELIVERED in quantities of 1 cwt. and upwards, to any part of the City, at Lowest Market Rates. W. J. SCOTT, 1171 Collingwood-street. ARRIVED IN THE COUNTESS OF KINTORE, for W. C. WILKIN S, IRONMONGER, Hardy-street :— 6 BUNDLES HAY FORKS AND RAKES 2 boxes Scythe-stones 1 case Reaping Hooks and Sickles 1 case Galvanised Washing Tubs, Chamber Pails. &c. 1 case Pressed Milk Dishes and assorted Tools 1 case Locks, Hinges, and Tower Bolts 1 Galvanised Iron Tank and Cover, 150 gallons. Also, Scythes, Garden Engines, &c, &c, _c. 1190 OPENING OF THE NEW GENERAL STORE, GROVE - STREET, THE WOOD. MRS. E. BARTLETT begs to inform the inhabitants of the Wood, and the public in general, that she OPENED her NEW STORE, in Grove-street, on SATURDAY, September 22, and trusts that by selling articles at LOW PRICES, with GOOD QUALITY, she will merit a share of public patronage. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SOAP, CANDLES,, BUTTER, EGGS, BACON, &c, &c., OF THE BEST QUALITY. Note the Address — • Mrs. E. BARTLETT, Grove-street, the Wood. 1015WASHING and MANGLING neatly done byMrs. MYERS, opposite the Fleece- Hotel. Waimea-streefc. 1253