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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 302, 22 December 1874, Page 4

General NoticesBOXING DAY. A VOLUNTEER RIFLE MATCH will take placo on the above day, at the Maitn Rsnge, between the TOWN and COUNTRY Companies There will bo a Refreshment Booth on the Ground for Competitors and Visitors. 11. STRONG, Secretary to Committee. Nelson, 15ih Dec, 1874. 3197 A SUIT OF BE3T NELSON TWEED, MADE to MEA SURE, £4 10s. JAMES LUCAS, TAILOR, Bridge - btbbrt, Nelson, (Opposite Mr Stallabd'B). tf| SADDLERY, HABNESS, &c. "UJ F. J~~O NE S, -*-** while thanking his supporters for the patronage accorded to him for over 20 years, begs to inform them that he continues to SUPPLY every description of HARNESS, Ac., in his usual substantial manner. A few really good Colonial-made Gentleman's SADDLES in Stock. 0 E3ir Opposite the Trafalgar Hotel, iiBIDGE-STKEET, SeLBON. N.B.—HOESB HAIR BOUGHT in any quantity. 26?0 X OUISSON'S HEMATITE AJ PAINT. Highly recommended by ENGINEERS and Practical Men for either WOODEN or IRON BRIDGES and SHIPS, Railway Piant, Iron Tanks, &c, &c. It is an excellent Ncn-Conductor. Applied to Iron, alter being roughly scraped, it soaks into it and prevents further corrosion. Directions for Use. For immediate use, beat it up into a stiff paste with Turps (or if Turps is not available, mis with Boiled Linseed Oil a day or two before using), and reduce it with Boiled Oil, or ltsw Oil snd Dryers. 2777 IT is universally admitted that no SEWING MACHINE has approached the silent working WHEELER and WILSON in rapidity ot action, firmness, elasticity of stitch, perfect adaptation to every kind of ■work, easiness of corn prehension, to the learner, simplicity of construction, and amazing datablity. The numerous attempts to imitate it show the great popularity of the W. and W. machine, and experience proves the imitations in no way equal the genuine. Over 1.000,000 in use, And the sale is now nearly 200,000 a year. Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Beware of imitations. None ere genuine without the American Medallion Trade Mark, LONG & Co , 64 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand. W. C. WILKINS, Bridge-street, 1993 Agent for Nelson. W. Phillips's Advertisement. |^" ADVANCE NELSON. nnHE Undersigned having PUR- •*- CHASED from Messrs. Langford Brothers, the WAIMEA-STREET ' SOAP-WORKS, IS NOW BEADY TO SUPPLY SOAP IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, At Price and Quality that will compare with the Imported Article. W. P. begs to impress on Consumers the desirability of ' Supporting Local Industry by Purchasing Nelsok Soap in preference to the Imported, whereby they effect a mutual advantage of keeping the Money in the place " Waste not Want not !" Be sure and SAVE your FAT, and send to the Soap Woks, or to W. P.'s STORE, in BRIDGE-STREET, Where you can get Cash, Soap, or Groceries, for any Quantity. W. P. tbanka the Public for past favors, and begs to inform them that, having a large Stock of GROCERIES, OILMEN'S STORES, and BRUSHWARE, purchased at the late Bankrupt Stocks at considerably under the Wholesale Prices, he is able to offer the same for Cash at greatly reduced Prices, until the whole is cleared out. Inspection invited. Also, on Sale, Cheap, a variety of Whito nnd Gold and Blue FigureJ CHINA AND EARTHENWARE. Also, a variety of Silk nnd Wax Flowers & Fruits under Glass Shades, Vases, &c. All Builable for Presents. The following can be had Market Prices : — Superfine FLOUR in 100, 50, and 251 b. Bags. OATMEA.L, BACON, HAMS. & CHEBSi-;, POTATOES, Sharps, Bran, and Pollard Wheat, Barley and Maize. A Constant Supply ot Prime FfIESH BUTTKU, LARD, & EGGS, All Seasonable FRUITS, VEGETABLES, aud POULTRY. Per every Steamer — Oranges, Lercons, Pine Apples, Cocoanuts, Bananas, and Mandarins. W. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL GENERAL DEALER, Bbidgb-stbeet, Inelsoh. Goods delivered to any part of the Town. W. P. is a Purchaser of all kinds of Colonial Produce. 2633