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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 231, 25 September 1873, Page 3

WILKINS, IRONMONGER, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. Lately Received from Sheffield. Table Cutlery Pocket Knives, Scissor*, Razora, &c. Plated Spoons aDd Forks. Plated Cruets From Birmingham. Ga.eliers and Gas Fittia Wire Nails Brassware and General Ironmongery Prices as low as consistent with the extremely high value of Goods in the English Markets, and the Increased Rate of Duty in New Zealand. Tebjis— •Payjient at the Time of Purchase. Now on Sale, DOWNER'S KEROSINE, The Finest in the Market. W . C . WILKINS SEWING MACHINE AGENT. The FAMrLT Fbiknd Lock-stitch Shuttle HAND MACHINE— Price with Full Set of Extras, £i 10s. The Wheeler and Wilson No. 3 TABLE MACHINE, £7 If, complete. The "Wheeler and Wilson No. 2, IMPROVED MACHINE, £S Bs. The Wheeler ano Wilson No. 1, BESTFINISHED MACHINE, £9 9s. No. 2 in Half Cabinet, £10 10s. No. 1 in Half Cabinet. £11 lis. By the Wheeler and Wilson System of Hibe any of their Treadle Machines may be secured by Monthly Payments, at a SmaU Advance on Cash Priee. Instruction Gbati3 Needles, Oil, and Duplicate Parts of Machines supplied. One FLORENCE MACHINE FOR SALE. Bbidge- street, September, 1873. 2244 NOTICE. THE Mem'-ers of the Iron Trade are requested to MEKT at M*Conk>.y's Hotel, on October Ist, at 7.60 p.m., concerning the Annual Pinner. 426 P. GORRIE, Hon. Sec. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). A BRANCH of this Bank will be Opened in Trapaloab-steeet, on or abont the Ist OCTOBER Next. JAS. BEATTIE, Manager. Nelson, Sth September, 1873. 2324 THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). Cipital— Two Millions Sterling. NOTICE is Hereby Given to Shareholders that the SECOND CALL of TEN SHILLINGS per Share, upon Shares on the ' Colonial Register, will be Due and Payable on the Fikst Proximo, at tbe Bank in Trafalgaretreet. By order of the Board of Directors, I ADAM BURNES, Inspector and General Manager. Nelson, 23rd September, 1873, 2418 TO STAND THIS SEASON the powerful Cart Colt, three years old, YOUNG CONQUEROR, one of the best Cart Hor6es ever foaled in New Zealand, as his pedigree will testify. You-»o Conqueror, by Boyal Conqueror (imported), is out of Mr. Henry Redwood's wellknown mare Jolly, by England'a Hope (imported); grand-dam by Old Captain (imported); great grand-dam, a Van Diemen's Land mare. Hoyal Cokquerob, a pure Clydesdale, took ' the first prize at Battersea as a two-year-old, at the United Exhibition of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, and the Roys! Higblnnd Society, and was therefore entitled to be regarded as the best colt in England asd *- cot land in his year He was selected and imported for Mr H. Kiidwood by the Hon. W. Robinson. England's Hope has left iu Nelaon some of the best cart stocfc ever bred h re, and his excellence as a sire is univerHally admitted. Captain, or " Old Taptain," the name he came to be known by, was a horse of rare excellence, and hih stock were always eagerly sought after. Jolly, dam of Young Conqueror, took the prize for cart fillies in Neleon two years in succession, and the colt himeelf took the first prize in Marlborough. Will travel the Waimeas, and visit Wakapuaka and Motueka if sufficient inducement ofier. Teems-.— £3 a mare and 5s groomage; allowance made for two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist of January, 1874. 2417 T. HARLEY. FIREWOOD. f\ N SALE MANUKA and RED PINE FIREWOOD— Delivered to any part of the town as under, » 35s per Cord for 4 Feet Lengths. 40s - » » 2 „ „ 46a. „ „ 18 inch „ 60a. „ „ 1 foot „ Any shorter lengths as per arrangement. NEWCASTLE, also WANGANUI and GltSl COALS delivered to any part of town at current rates. JAMES BURFORD, The Port Orders left at the Evening .Afatf.Offiee, Bridge street, will be attended to. 1797