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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 39, 14 February 1874, Page 1

F. J,,. H.ISGSTO N ? WHOLESALE AND KETAIL GENERAL STOBEKEEPEI^ WAIMEA-STBEET AND • HOPJE.:\ j^lllllilillllllill^ FJ. KINGSTON, while returning thanks to the public generally (or the kind patronage • accorded him during the Ten Years he has beeen established in Nelson, desires to remind them that he still continues to conduct his business on the beat principles, and is now offering his Large and Well-assorted Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE at Prices to ensure satisfaction. F. J. H., desirous of promoting the welfare of his fellow- colonists, would inform them that having in his services a traveller of thorough business experience, he has command of all the West Coast Markets, and is now more than ever prepared to purchase all kinds of Colonial Produce for Cash, or otherwise, as may be agreed upon. The Highest Prices given for Frdit, Veo'etables, Bacon, Bdxteb, Cheese, Egq.B, PontTBY, &C, &C, &C. ' . ' ! . N.B;— WANTED, SUPPLIES from Best Dairies. Prices Higher than Market Rates. 3333 H. D. JACKSON, Bookseller astd Stationer, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, TOTS, AND BERLIN WOOLS ALWAYS ON HAND. LICENSED TO SELL POSTAGE AND RECEIPT STAMPS, ACCEPTANCE KOHMS.. .fee. RrmSfiRTREPS WANTED FOR PERIODICALS. 1499

"DULBS! BULBS 1! BULBS!!! 200 Mixed Hyacinths 300 Mixed Tulips, double and single 25 Varieties of Ixias 12 „ Sparaxis 4 „ Babianas •fi „ Iris. 50 Bulbs Orntthogalum Pyramidale Alba 50 „ „ ■:. , „ Purple ICO „ Lencojum Vernum (Snowilake) 50 „ Feathered Hyacinth 50 „ Grape Hyacinth 12 Varieties Narcissi (choice) 50 Bulbs Amany His Bella Dona. Must be Planted in March. 100 Japanese Lilies (a choice collection) 50 Tiger Lilies and Orange Lilies 100 Lily of the Valley An unrivalled Collection of Gladiolus. Mutt be Planted end of June, or first week in July. An Excellent Collection of FEUIT TREES - Pear*, Plums, and Apricots, in a fruitbearing state. V- COLEMAN, Bbook-stbeet. 258 WAKATU HOTEL, NELSON. B§g" The oli>kßt Free House in Nelson, GEORGE IrHOMPSON, Begs to return his acknowledgments to his numerous Friend* in Town, Country, and on the West Coast, for their very liberal support for the last fire years, and informs them tliat he supplies the following GENUINE ARTICLES at the Priceß below t— BOTTLE DEPARTMENT. per Bottie. Brandy — , s. d. HennessyVßattleaxe ... ... 5 0 Martell's Pale 5 0 Whiskt— Dunville's 4 0 Stewart's S 9 Gbnkva— J.D.K.Z. 5 0 Medium 4 6 Om> Tom— Booth's and Boord's 4 0 Port— Superior 3 6 Sarsaparilla— Townsend's Genuine 5 0 English Bottled Ales and Potter The above are case articles, and are on Draught proportionately low. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. An ORDINARY every Day at ONE o'clock including a Glaßs of Sparkling Ale. BOARD oo the most reasonable terms. GEORGE THOMPSON, 2930 Wak'atu Hotel. NELSON CITY GASWORKS. COKE and TAR now for SALE at the Gas-wobks, Haven-road, W. C. MIRFIN, 3234 Manager. "VT EW WOOLLENS Xl In great Variety : IMPORTED DIRECT FROM LONDON. J j)HN CANN, TAILOE, OolUsgwood-stareet. U9\