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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 247, 14 October 1873, Page 4

GOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES. Imported DIRECT from the Vineyards by the Undersigned, and on SALE eirher by the Gallon or Bottle. REYNELLA OR CARBINET, SHIRAZ, AND CONSTANTIA. The above Wines are much recommended by the Medical Faculty, having greater vinous qualities thau most of the European Wines, and being perfectly pure and unloaded. WILLIAM FLETCHER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, i Trafalgar- street, Nelson. 2479 VERY SUPERIOR INES > SPIRITS, and LIQUEURS. EX « ANNIE BRAGINTON." Being a direct Shipment to special order ofthe undersigned. SHERRY, Pale, Golden, and Brown, from good to very superior. PORT, of various ages, from Fine Old to very Choice Old. MADEIRA, Superior, Old, Matured; a very rare Choice Wine. J. Jamison and Sons' Old Dublin Whisky. Real Old Jamaica Rum. Curagao, Maraschino, Noyou, and Dutch Orange Bitters. Also, in Stock, Hennessy's 3-star Brandy. Hennessy's and Martell's Pale and Dark Brandy, case and bulk. Lome Highland Whisky. Twelve Years Old Highland Vatted Whisky. Islay ifhisky. Bun vine's Irish Whisky. Kinahan's Irish Whisky. Henck'a Prize Medal Geneva, in stone jars. Unsweetened London Gin, &c, &c. | WILLIAM FLETCHER.. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 2478 GHOBY will, for a short time, TAKE SIX • CAHD PICTURES, for 5a : and large PORTRAITS, 8§ by G_, for ss. &_^°Tkafalgar-stbeet, opposite Masonic Hall New Views of Nelson on Sale. 2301 IVT E W WOOLLENS -^-^ In great Variety : IMPORTED DIRECT FBOM LONDON. JOHN CANN, TAILOR, Collin g wood-street. 240 1 THK CENTRAL BOARD ov EDUCATION will receive TENDERS for a Fourteen Years* Lease of any of the undermentioned EDUCATION RESERVES until DECEMBER 33, 34, 35, 36, Waimea West, coutaioing 20 0 Acres Part 2, 165, Takaka .. .. 75 49 of Square 8, Upper Takaka . ". 55 jj B of Square 11, „ ..79 55 and 56, Clis.on . . 7 " 46 „ o . ;; 3 ;* 20, Milnthorpe Suburban jj 15 jj 2 fi „ .. 37 jj 89 3. .. 43 59, 6!, 63, Aorere Valley '.'. 63 jj 6, Tadmor 44 5, Thorpe Suburban . . j j 26 72, Matakitaki 45 " 17 aud 66, (Timbered) jj 54 jj Wairoa j Land j" ..136 j, 106 and 107, Motupiko, Upper Motueka .. .. t9 2-30 130, Tadmor g._ " 52, Dovedale .. .. jj 37 " Tendera must be addressed to W. C. HODGSON, Secretary of the Central Board 2 s l * of Educition. NELSON EXHIBITION, 1873, TNFORMATIONas to CONDITIONS attached i to SPECIAL PRIZES offered, can be obtamed from the undersigned. i 23tl Hon. Seo. ! I*ELSON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. RESIDENTS in the COUNTRY, who are desirous of becoming MEMBERS of this Society, can obtain Tickets in the District of— Wakapuaka f rom Mr Gilbert. ™.°l c '•• „ Mr A. Babnett. i 5 ,c l uuo »' 1 „ Mr Steer. Spring Grove „ Mr J. Rose. w a i im r,F Wt » MrW.LADi.ET. Waktfield .. » Mr R.M.Smith. Upper Moutere ... Mr Wm. Cook. Lower Moutere and rr ] 7 ( J ,K ' ka , Mr S Buchholz. S ak . aka - __ » Mr F. Hicks. Collingwood .. MrRiLET. Family Tickets, 10s. ; Member, ss. 22,9 Hon. Sec. TENDERS aie wanted for the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to VEND REFBESHM ENTS at the EXHIBITION. The Pale of Spirits, Wine, and Beer, with the exception of Colonial Wines Will FOT BE PERMITTED. ' Tenders to be sent in to the Hon. Secretary not later than Ist November. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. „. . W. ROUT, 14 Hon. Secretary. CRITERION COACH FACTORY, Bridge-Street. OTN^ntfe,S n ' that the ybaveCOMMfcISCED BUSINESS as COACHMAKERS as above, adjoining Moutrav's Iron Foundry and are prepared to execute orders for designing and building Carriages of every description whether on English or American principle - and iron te long experience in several of the argost coach lactones in Great Britain, are able to assure aU who may honor them with ther commands that they will execute every kind of Carriage work in a manner unsurpassed in the colonies, and on the most reasonable terms. Eepairs, and Painting in either English or American style promptly executed. Nelson, July 28. 1943

The other day there was a little parliamentary discussion in the Florida Senate m the course of which the President pro. tern was knocked down by an honorable member and scattered ever the floor, his W3g going one way, a glass eye in another, and his false teeth in several. He asked time to 'collect himself,' which was unanimously granted. By a recent copy 0 f the Hong Kong Times we learn that Mr C. R. Thatcher " the Inimitable," is in Hong Kon*, or at least was on the 24th June last. On that day he was bronght up ai the Summary Jurisdiction Court, before his Honor J H. Ball, and sued by Mr W. Curtis for 7d01., the price of printing « 150 copies of poetical productions." Mr Thatcher was described in the report of the Court as a collector of fossils, shells, and curios, a recent arrival in Hong Kong, but well known in Australia and tbe rolonies. The owner of a large peach orohard in Delaware has contracted with a canning company for the whole of his crop for 10 years, at 50 cents a backet. This is bringing the fruit business down to a commercial basis, and, inasmuch as the demand for canned peaches is unlimited, one may plant peach orchards on a large scale, with a certainty of making good sales, since 50 cents a basket is highly remunerativa. At tbe same time a small profit is made on each can, so that the business is sure. In a similar manner other fruits can be grown. Tbe great drawback to fruit culture everywhere is the uncertainty a 8 to whether sales can be made at a profit.

G. W E B B Thames his Eriendsandthe Pnblic for their natron- »« «inn«t *». • v " ENGLISH °» ™. THE LOWEST BEMUNEBATIVE PBIOES.