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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue X, 6 January 1875, Page 4

I^^ ADVANCE NELSON. H THE Undersigned having PURCIiASED from Meisrfl. 'liiiiidpOßU ' Bbothkbs, the , ...-/•;.,,, WAIMEA-STREET • ■ ;• is wow; BEApy to . , „... •,• , - . .» SUPPLIf SOAP IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES, ; t At Price and Qdalitt that will compare ' with the Imported Article. ) ' jW. P. begs toimpresi on Coniumers the desirability of i Supporting Local Illditetry ' ; by Purchasing Nklson Soap in preference to the Imported, whejreby they effect .a mutual advantage of keeping the Money in the ! place ; - ; " Waste not Want not V^l ' ; '< f < w Be sure and SAVE -jatit FAT, and send '-. | tp J the Soap Woks, or to ;»• |W. P.'b STOBE,in:BRIDGE-STBEET, , Where you can get Cash, Soap, or Groceries, i for any Quantity." * I W. P. thanks the Public for '^ast 1 favors/ and begs to inform thtm that, having a large Stock of ....'■' '■'■'■ " • ' ■'■ '■ i/Vl '''"s GROCERIES, ;un; •! ; OILMEN^ STQRES, atid ' ••••■■ IBRitJsfWiAtlE, 1 purchased at the late Bankrupt Stocks at considerably under the Wholesale Prices, he t ik able to offer the same for Cash at- greatly reduced Prices, until the iwhple is cleared out. . ; Inspection invited. Also, on Sale, Cheap,, a variety of White and Gold and Blue Figured GHINI AND EARTHENW&REi A Also, a variety of Silk and Wax Flowers & Fruita under Glass Shades, Vases, &Co * All suitable for Presents. : ' The following can be had Market Prices : — Superfine FLOUR in 100, 50, and 251 b. Bags. OATMEAL, BACON, HAMS, & CHEESE, POTATOES, Sharps,- Branj and Pollard', ; Wheat, Barley and Maize. A Constant Supply of ,-~ Prime FRESH BUTTER, LARD, & EGGS 1 ,! All Seasonable FRUITS, VEGETABLES, and POULTRY. Per every Steamer — Orangeß, Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoanuts, Bananas, and Mandarins. ; : W. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL GENERAL DEALER, Bbidge-stbeet, Nblsow. Goods delivered to any part, of the Town. W. P. is a Purchaser of all kinds of Colonial , Produce. , . 2^jßS, Public Notices. MAIL COACH FROk NEIiSON TO MOTUEKA. : WE, the undersigned, beg 1 to inform the Public that after the Ist of October, 1874, the above Conveyance will leave the COACH AND HOHSKS, kelson, as follows: — Every Monday, Wednesday, and Fbeday, at 9 o'clock a.m. MOTUEKA. "V^ill leave the MOIUEKA HOTEL every : Tuesday, Thtjbsday, and ' Satdbday, at 8 o'clock a.m. : : Parcels and Passengers booked at either place. All Parcels must be Prepaid. ■• H. HAYQOCK, s S. POWELL, 5522 Nelson. DAILY COACH FROM NELSON TO FOXHILL. fTIHE undersigned respectfully informs the, X inhabitants of Nelson and the Waimeas that he runs a COACH DAILY between Foxhill and Nelson; leaving Foxhill, at half past 7 o'clock a.m., and Nelson at 8 p,m. Booking Officeß at the Wakatu and Com- ( merci&l Hotels, Trafalgar-street; *7 FRANCIS HOIJDBB. TT is universally admitted that no SEWING '■ A MACHINE has approached the silent working WHEELER and WILSON in rapidity ot action, firmneßß, elasticity oi „' stitch, perfect . adaptation to every kind of \ work, easiness .of comprehension to, the learner, simplicity of construction, and amazing durablity. 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 aro- genuine without the American Medallion Trade Mark) LONG & Co., 64 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. \ Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand. / W. C. WILEINS, Bridge-street; „ : 1993 Agent for Nelson. I SUBSCRIPTIONS will be thankfull^recetved by Messrs. Bethwaite & Robbbton, or by W. C. Wilkins. Ironmonger, Nelßon, in aid of the WIDOW & ORPHANS of the late MATTHEW LOt*GBOT!TbM (better known as M. Long), • who in ooneetquence of his protracted illness are left unprovided for. The children's ages at the time of his death ' were respectively about six years, three years, fifteen months, and too days. „ . „ 2774 i '. ! 'J. 1 FIRE AT EIGHTY-EIGHT VALLEY. SCBSCRIPTIbNS will' be receivW by! tb^ undermentioned gentlemen in aid of the great > LOSS sustained by FIRE byyMr. PARKES,of Eight-eight Valley, vii v :--Mr. v Roßr, Eighty-eightiValley ; Mr. MiuMs/^lr. Pawton, and Mr. E. Hoopbb, Wakefleld J ■■'■• the Rev. C. Moon, Spring Grove ; RevHw. Keall, Richmond:; Key. John /Sf bar, Nelson; and at the office^f, the Evening Mail '