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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 19, 22 January 1870, Page 2

NELSON RETAIL MARKET.— Jan. 22. Beef, 5d to Sd per lb Bread, 2lb loaf, 4|d Mutton, 3d to 5d Butter, fresh, 1 Od per lb Pork, 6d Cheese, col., 1 s 3d Bacon, Is Od . Ducks, 7s per pair Hani, Is 6d Fowls. 5s to 6s Lard, 1 s Od Turkeys, 7s to 8s each Egsrs, Is 6d per dozen I Flour.-— Rod and. Hbunsell quote fine silk dressed Sour at 14/. per ton. Redwood's, current rates. Wheat, 5s to ss 6d per bushel; barley, 5s 6d to 6s; oats, 5s Od to 5s 6d. Potatoes, 3/108 to 4/ 10s per ton. Hay, 5/. Beer, 6/ per hhd; 8s per dozen. Bricks, per 1,000 4/; Lime, per bushel, 3s Od. Boards and Scantling — White Pine, per 100 feet, 9s; Red Pine, 12s 66; Totsira. 18s. Shingles — Tasmanian, per 1000, 215.; Totara 17s. Palings— VD.L.. 6ft., 245. ; sft., 20s. Kauri— 9 by |, 15s, 9 by I, 15s } P. T. and G., 15s; wide timber, l?s Cd to 255. KOTICE.— ALL DEBTS OWING by Mrs. EDWAKD DAVID WOOTTON, and her daughter LAURA ANN WOOTON, will be PAID by Mrs. WOOTON, at her new residence, next Mr. Bislkt, Waimea-road, on SATURDAY NEXT, January 29th. 157 COMMENCING the WORLD AGAIN. MRS EDWARD DAVID WOOTTON, LAUNDRESS, respectfully informs the Families of Nelson and its vicinity that she is able to execute all Orders for MANGLING that may be entrusted to her, and hopes by charging a Moderate Price to gain a share of Nelson patronage. 1 '» ' Next Mr. BISLEY'S, 158 Waimea Road.