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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 176, 7 August 1874, Page 3

BANKRUPT STOOK ! ! DRAPEBY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, PERFUMERY, SELLING OFF AT T. R. HODDER & CO.'S, I C H M O N D . STOCK purchased in the Estate of T. R. FISHER, Merchant, as previously advertised, commenced THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1874. Also, the Large and Well-assorted re^itef^TOCK will be considerably Reduced in Prkjer y to^ effect a Clearance previous to Stfock-Taking. T. R. H. & Coytfould call particular attention to Calicos, M^nnels, Blankets, French Merinos, Melbourne-made Clothing 1 , Wool Plaids, Tweeds, Cloth Jackets, Black Silks, Stays, and Hosiery, T. B. HODDER & CO., nse RICHMOND.

W- C- Wilkins' AdvertisementEOft SALE,/CHEAP. ONE COLEMAIS'S PATENT CULTIVATOR. SELLAR^^ General /Purpose PLJAJGHS. CART AXLES, Hy Hy 3 Inches. SECOND-HAND SEWING MACHINES. — :o: — TO ARRIVE, PER "LA PAIX," OVERDUE FROM LONDON, A SHIPMENT OF BIRMINGHAM GOODS, INCLUDING Lamps I Spades and Digging Forks Screws Galvanized Netting Cart Traces Milk Pans, Batter Scales Bolts and Nuts Locks and Sundries. W. 0. WILKINS, IMPORTING IRONMONGER, Bridge-street, Nelson. J01t, 1874, l 1782

Pnblic Notices. SCLANDERS & CO. ARE NOW LANDING, Ex " Eureka," from New York, 8 Via WELLINGTON. AME^NO. 3 LONG-HANDLED SHOVELS, in cases, each 10 doz Ames* No. 2 Long-handled Shovels, in caies, y each 10 doz Ames' No. 2 D handled Shovels, in cases, each 10 doz * Collins No. 2 Long-handled Shovels, ia cases, each 10 doz Sharpß Axes, 3to 4lbs., in cases, each 1 doz .1 „ 3J to 4jlbs, in cases „ 1 doz „ j, 4i to 6lbs, in cases „ 1 doz Collins Ax(s, 3i to 4 Jibs, in eases „ 1 doz „ „ 4to slbs, in cases „ 1 doz „ „ 4J to 54105, in cases „ 1 doz Collins Half Axes, in cases „ 1 doz „ Curved Pick", 3J to4>.tt „ 2 doz „ „ 4to 51bs „ 2 doz 11 „ *>t| to s|lbs „ 2 doz » ,i 4J to 6lbs „ 2 doz j> „ sto 71bs „ 2jtoz Collins No. 1 Shingling Hammersy*sf2 d-z Simmons' No. 1 Claw Hatchets y „ 4 doz „ No. 2 „ „ / „ 4dcz „ No. 3 „ „/ „ 4 doz Ladies New York Oak /Dining Chairs, in cases, each 1 doz / -^ Washington WoSSkfip-ft Dining Chairs, No. 10, in cases, eaih 1 doz Parlour Chairs, in cases, each 1 doz Opal ttack Sewing Chair.), in cases, each _. dozen Nurse Rocking Chsirs, Cane Back and Seat, No. 31, ia cases, each \ doz Plsin Rocking Chairs, Cave Back and Seat, No. 44, in cases, each \ doz Child's High Table Chairs, Wood Seat, No 51, in cases, each 1 doz Child's High Table Chairs, Oak Wood Seat, No. 26d, in cases, each I doz Douglas Offlce Chairs, Oak Cane Seat, No. 14/ in cases, each 1 doz ' Boston Rocking Chairs, Wood Seat, No. 76, in cases, each } dozen Common Windsor Chairs, Extra, Wood Seat, No. 61, in cases, esch 1 doz Baltimore Wood Seat, No. 8, in cases, each 1 doz Hay Forks, 4}, 5, 5J, 6 feet Potato Forks Thermometer Churns, Nos. 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 Store Trucks, Nos. !, 2, 3 Hay Bakes, Nos. 2 and 3, Bow Tuttle's Sluice Forks, 8 Tine American Cut Nails, 2 inch, 2$ inch, 3 inch Axe Handles extra, and No. 1 Pick '■ No. I Hammers, Cheny's, Nos. 5 and 7 Pale Amber Rosin Dried Apples in qr-barrels Lobsters in 2 and 4 doz. cases. Oysters in 2 doz. cases Kerosene in 2 and 4 gal. tins Sarsaparilla Townsend's in 1 doz. cases Perry Davis' Pain Killer Eagle Brand Preserved Milk in 4 doz. cases Black Swan Tobacco in qr-tierces Stoughton's Bitters in i doz. cases Painted Tubs in sets of 8 „ Fails 2 and 3 Hoops in dozens Wash Boards Zinc and Wool in dozens Clothes Pegs in 5 gross boxes , SCLANDERS & CO. Nelson, July 23, 1874. 1853