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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 291, 2 November 1875, Page 1

EX "CHILE." ,; ' --■•'. i.' ■ - * ■ BEIDGE-STEEET. Sheep Shears : ; * : iSoythfes; Stone3i Hay Forks, and Hay Rakes . > • Lynoion's SpaS^a and Spade Handles ' \ jGfer.J.en. Fprks,an<i Trowels : . Socket Hedge Hooks jWard aod'Paybe'a Cbisels, Turnscrewg, j Spokeghaves, &c. j Carriage Bolts and Nuts, 1 x | to ;, ; Bxf -\ . :'■ ' ' House Bellows;. : , Cbifin Furniture )Gnclir'onsj Plain and Flafed \ Frying Pans, Round, OVai, and Haog- '■ ■ I V% "•:':;'.. i :•" Copper BoatNaila and Roves Fishing Lines, Hooks, and Floats Screw Table Expanders B|os ,;and typry Rules Garden: Syriages ; : . ; St ; ee!yara«' : •'.' .- ; ' : .;\- '■■; _ ,'" i: ' ' : Matchmakers' and Nippers Rim Locks, Dead Locks, Cupboard ' ; Looks, Locks ; Basting. Spoons ;i :/ GorfcaoreWs^'- i- ! " ; ! "' ; " :; ' Upholsterers 9 , aad Shop fTwJn.a, > ' Griißin's; ; Best Fine Countersunk Horse; ; :-. : ,iSaria- -. ■ • :,_ t . : ..-.- ;,,. -, :: -. Taraer's Sihfths 1 Files; Horse "Rasps, i.-. Mill Saw Files, Reaper ' Files, Crosscut 'Saws, Hand Saws, Panel; Ripping, and Toriiibjg Saws, and Turning Webs '-'"'' ; Saw Handlqs and Screws Tayloi's Patent Sewing Machinea REA;i)Y-MONEY PRICES. \M- A :.Gf f iWiiKma 9 - ikpmvrm^ "BRiDGrE-sT. i "FE'NdiNa'WIR'R InD V STAN-' '• ;__ „ T DARpp. r : .r ; '; • '; ' I TOH^SON'S BLACK r ANNEALED kf, DRAWII W1R5,N«)8,6,7,. 8, 9. 10,. 12. -s • . . ; : tRpJi Standards, cut an^ Punched, ;inany : quactt6yi - ?; ; '- ! '-'"( :>■' •'"■■■ ■ J3022 N. EDWARDS & CO. j . '.! M&RBLE MANTLEPIECES. TOST [OPENED, a. spleddidTassdrtmtent of ,d: MARRLEandENAMELLKO SLATE iMANTLEPIECBS, in various deigns and iobibrs;'' "' '• r; ' •'■ ■'"" '•• '- ' '■"■ ' ■"- ''■ |302 l -.•••••."; :' N. EDWARDS & CO. j.- ; - !^IORHUGATED IRON.S, 6, 7, 8, and 9 i V/ : (eet lengthsj 26 and:2B guage . I 2793 :■>>. : ; N. EDWAUDS CO. : T l di: STAND THIS SEASON, the superior young thoroughbred horse : |'" < LILLI PEE, , : - ; j Fred by H, Redwood, E?q-, got I y Towton i (lmported) dam Shrovetide,: by Sfc Aubyn i (imported)— Pancake, by Sir Hercules— Pan;dora) by Operator (imported)~Primrqse, by ! Beverly— Obatnpibn. Towton brother; to' Marohfoness, wlnne'e of the Oaks, and E&tf j brother to Marquis, wioner of the Two Thou-, isjnd and Leger, and second in the. Derby) by ' Melbourne (siro of Blmk Bonny 1 , winner of the Derby and Oaks; West Aasiraliaa, winner of the Derby and LegfF; Gymba and jSummerside, both.wianers of the Otk'j Sir Tatton S?kes;,winner of the Leger, E^nd of numerous oth'.r first class horsei) but of Cinjzelii, by Touchstone ( w inner of the Leger). St. ! Aubyn, by Middleton (winner d£ the Derby). Operator, by Emilius (winner of the Derby) The excellence of the Sir Hercules [blood is well known, an I has proved superior ito all other* oa the colonial turf. ! lilllpea ia a beautiful brown horse, three jyeara old, standing about fifteen handa tljea ,inches high;' has gcoi bons, ; is remarkably deep in : tha girth, with splendid back and . <lojn*i and is all over & fine specimen of the tbproughbied hoeae. He is perfectly sound, h^a good tampar, e'xzeHent constitution, »nd his staying qualities ''are of the first order, janited with a good turn ot speed. Mr. Retiwpod, hiving a large number , of horses in training, has sent,.LtUipee to the .stud to get fetabling for some of his twd year- olds about to go Into work. . > I '-Terins^— Three" Guineis a : Mare/ ; m\j act '■ to ■ an advance of teni pet cent if nob paid by; i the isth; oE ,ranuacy ne&t ,to the underaignei. . 'Groom's fee, 6s, payable oii flrst'serVice. 1 The horse will vhit Waketteld, SprltigGjrove, Waimei West, Applet^^Richmond. SubuebKn . North, and Nelsjo, on days bsf kdyei'tised) and' mgatiUme he will he foand at tlieOowh and Horiaa SMbles, NekoP. , iMr "•■''>-■■■■: -■ ■■'■■■- Q^wmtt* ■■