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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 159, 3 July 1873, Page 4

•'"'•; >JS[HEELER & WILSON 7 ; 7 S ; EWI7.N~&-- ; qt/f A :07H7l Nr E ', Excellent in qualityilX Los** in Price, i May be hired with option of Purchase. W. C. WILKINSi7 • :■ 7y ' 1727 Agent for Nelsoh. NORWICH UNION ; TNSUR A N C E S O CIETY:. ORIGINALLY ESTABLISHED 1797. AMOUNT INSURED, X100,060,000 i! LARGE ACCUiitIULATED RESERVE FUND. UNQUESTIONABLE, SECURITY. AMOUNT PAID jjob 36,175 LOSSES bt FIRE £2,760,7791 INSUANCES on every description of property LOWEST RATES CHARGED. - POLICIES IMMEDIATELY ISSUED. LOSSES SETTLED WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. GAS AND LIGHTNING LOSSES COVERED NO CHARGE FOR SURVEYS. NEW ZEALAND INCOME ALL RETAINED! AND INVESTED IN THE COLONY. The attention of insurers is called to the peculiar advantages attendant upon insuring with this"* old and famous institution. Prospectuee; forwarded on application to the undersigned. Every information as to the Society's rates and principles, pr as to. special rates, may he obtained of 7 W. M. STANTON, AaBNX FOB THE PkOVINOB OV NELSON. The above office is distinct and separate from' the Norwich Union Life Insurance Society, which! is a purely mutual Institution. 1570, RE YNE.LL A WIN ES; SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WHITE & RED, j (or " Carbinet '?), of pure flavor', arid with strength greater than that of any European natural Wines,' though not " fortified " with alcoholic adultera-i tions. Sold, at the lowest price tn bond, or dutypaid, or ordered to be shipped direct from Adelaide (prices in Circular). = No Wine less than six, years old, , -„-tt-." 7 W. M. STANTON, Agent, 693 NELSON. 7 MASON & HAMLIN'S j CBLEBEATBD 'j ' CABINET" AND "METROPOLITAN'! O R G A N S, ; - which completely supersede the Harmonium, and 1 ;at a price scarcely higher. Sold on Monthly pay- "* ments if required. Illuatrated Circulars and Tes-1 timonials. trom the Mueipal Profeaeion sent, on | application. 7 \ W. M. STANTON, Agent, 703 NELSON. • NOTICE OF REMOVAL. THE undersigned respectfully thanks his friends . and the public generally, fdr the liberal' support accorded him during the time he has been - in business, and informs them that he has re- [ moved to to those Premises Next to Wtmond & Oo.'s where he has On Sa£e>, the following* GO O D S Fob CASH,,at Prices to Buit the t*vaieß : — , Groceries of all descriptions Earthenware and Brushware , Superfine Flour, in 100,60, and 251b. bags Otago Oatmeal .. Bacon, TCheese . Potatoes Kerosine Hay, Straw*, Chah* Oats (seed and feed} v . Wheat, Barley, Maize Sharps, Bran, Pollard. A Constant Supply of FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS in ahy quantity. I All Seasonable j FRUITS, VEGETABLES, AND POULTRY. ! W. PHU L I PS, Wholesale and Retail ;G ENE RA L DE A.L EB, Next to Wtmond & Co.'s, ■ - BRIDGE STREET. "; GOODS DELIVERED. W. P. is a Purchaser of all kinds of Colonial Produce. . 2048 OCH OO L "O OOKS I ON SALE BY , - T> T DOAS & QON. j BRIDG B STRE ET, j NELSON. ;, Bowden's Geography of N6w Ze». i ; : y -land,*.'* ' ' 7 .Willmer's Elementary Geography of New Zealand ' , ' Collier's THistbry, of England, with 1 sketch of Indian, iarid Colonia "j -Empire. ' :;' 7 The Students Hume '"- -. py , Little Arthur's English". History 7l)r. Siiaith'ij Smaller History - , ; ' „. :^^ Morell's Grammar 7 77 /^-V -•. Gary's Grammat^; (Mrs^Mareet) :*> _ Routledge's British Spelling Boobs Cjarpenteif'sSpelling / ... Major's Spelling . - .. 71? Phillips's School Atlas of Australia i '»» * "introductory Atlas7 |- Collins's Selected A^tlasv7 i'*'??' -' Step by Step „ 77 j Guy's Geography for Beginners y- ! Young Childß's Atlas „p -. I Cop_y andJExerciae Bdokfl 7'? i - Pi: ' ' &C. ftO«__ _'-. ..'Xy.: '= y-7/