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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 285, 29 November 1872, Page 4

STRAYED into ray Paddock, an aged BLACK GELDING-, with whjfce' spots under saddle. No brand. Owner caniiave him on paying expenses. THOMAS NEWTON, 2538 Bardy-street. HT> R .0 W N , ♦ X5 WHITESMITH.. Workshop Eear of Wakatu Hotel. Keys Cdt, Locks Repaired* Every Description of Jobbing Done. HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. . 2544 NEW WOOLLEN GOODS. Now Oven from London via Melbourne— A great variety of the best fi O 0 D S. , v7T suitable for the present Season. JOHN~~CANN, TAILOR, COMJNUWOOH-STREET. 2219 STAMP DUTIES. IT is notified for general information, that, by " The Stamp Dutie9 Act Amendment Act, 1872," the Stamp Duty payable on Cheques, Drafts, and Receipts is reduced from Twopence to One Penny, on and from the Ist December, 1872. 1. Persons holding Adhesive Stamps of the value of Twopence may, by requisition on the Stamp Office of the Province, or on any Depository of Stamps, exchange the same for an equivalent value of Adhesive Stamps at One Penny, or any other denomination. 2. Persons holding Stamps at Twopence, Impressed on blank forms of Cheques, Drafts, or Receipts, may exchange the same in like manner for Adhesive Stamps of other denominations. But no exchanges of Stamps at Twopence, Impressed on blank forms of Cheques or X)rafts, will be made after the 30th November proximo, except at the reduced value of One Penny. j C. T. BATKIN, Secretary for Stamp Duties. Office of the Commissioner of Stamp Duties, Wellington, 22nd October, 1872. 2472 JUST RECEIVED Ex Alhambra^ from Melbourne, and ON SALE at T. E. Hodder&Co/'s RICHMOND. OQ BOXES Superior New Season's Rich, sUtJ Full-flavored Eyshow, Congou TEA. -| f\ HALF-CHESTS do., do., do. Per Phcebe, via Dunedin— IMORE CASE of Straw, Rice, and Fancy HATS, the DOLLY VARDEN shape. Also, just added to Stock Per LATEST ARRIVALS— A very large assortment of Children's and Ladies', Boys' and Men's Straw Tuscan and Leghorn Hats — Alpaccas — Plain, Fancy, and Silk Stripes — Melanges— Silk Warps — De Lames — Llamas — BrocadesMohairs — Lustres — Grenadines — Silks — Prints — Muslins-Fancy Checks-Brilliants, &c, &c.,— English, Scotch, and Webley's Superior . Tweeds — Boys' . Youths' and Men's Clothing — Laces — Lace Ties — Muslin Sets — Collarettes — Chemisettes — An immense assortment of Flowers and RibboDS — Trimmings — Gloves — Hosiery — Cotton, Silk, Satin, and Alpaca Pakasoi ,s — Sunshades and Umbrellas — Jackets, Shawls — Dimities — Cambrics — Cur tain • Damasks-Carpets and CarpetinsHDrijggett ~ Floor Cloth — Oil Baize — Ar jierican Leather— Table Cloths— Brown Hollands — Calicos — Flannels — Blank©' fcs — Long Cloths— Sheetings — Cotton, XJnen, and Woollen Shirts and Shirtings — Child's and Ladies' Underclothing — Stays — Papering Canvas — Books — Stationery — Paperhangings— Groceries and Oilman's Stores — Chbistmas Fbuits of excellent quality — Crockery— China— Glassware — Brushware — Corn Sacks— Wool Bales— Rick - Cloths— Tinware — Patent Medicines and Drugs — Ironmongery — Perfumery — American Goods — Churns — Chairs — Hay Rakes— Hay Forks — Scythe Handles — Axes — Brooms— Buckets — Tiibs-Kerosine — Clothes Pegs — Lobsters — Window Glass — Paint^Oils— White Lead and Colors. BOOTS AND SHOES of every saleable description, direct from the best manufacturers. And, to arrive per Chandiere— 4 Superior AMERICAN OjELGA? tfs. T. R H. & Co. beg to sta* c that their large and well-assorted Stock having been bou# hton the very best terma, they are enabled ta i 3ell, Wholesale or Retail, at. the Lowest Ni ilson Prices. Indents for Machinery, Books, o .rany class of Goods carefully attended to at the Lowest Rath of Cojoossionv - TtoOL BOUGHT FOR CASH AT &HE : HIGHEST RATES. , . : ?. . DAIRY, PRODUCE TAKEN' AS. UStfA-t,. I