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A. Watchmaker, Jpweilbr, &c,y;#%^i^ , ;. N i;; _E,..',isi' .g| O [ isr/,- 7 - ''' ; ; 7 ■:; BEGS respectfully to direct the; attention of .the Public tb the LARGE , 7■' '"'..■■ 7 . '-. i .' r 7 f . 7-' 7. ''.' • 7\7 ."' , ADDITIONS iLATELY MADE -T<J> HIS EXTENSIVE STOCK , ']Sr-B ! W l -b.ST ; : aTY_LES v QF' " ■ 'FIRST-p^ASS' "' •T E; W; E\; : H7L;-E : ;i^,;:;Y. ■.- ■ ■ ; u; I ' •; ! \ ■';•' ;■■"•'■■': ' Ladies? and Gentlemen's Gold: Watches Wed ling Rings and Keepers^ of ; hest quality Lftdies' and ; Gentlemen's Silver -Hunting Silver Atberti, jn gre^t variety . I Levers, &c. Rihgs, great 'variety', with precious Stones' Gold and Silver Geneva Watches, of excel- Plated Goo is; iVlargs arid 1 wj-l'l -'selected Stock i lent^quality Ajvery la,rge Aisartmrnt of; Gdbi;Rrbochfes, Albere-Cbains,!. choice patferne, in Calonial j Rings,. Eartmgs.'.Scari Pins,, Studs, Sleeve i j-anid English ;Go'd - ; Links, rea , Gpld SUjitesi Qo.aslstiug.of Brace' ets,. Brooches, All "descriptions of Clocks,, jn Marble, • jEirlnngs.'and Apnendages ; < Ahbister,-a ! Qd : Ebbnf; 'A'me'rican flocks,' Diam : 9rid'-iira^elets,piiim>nd Brooches- ' i thirty-hour; •: eit?ht-day,' -<_hd ,; Mairme DjattioM Earrinars: and Locket i | Lexers: iraaging)from iTen.Shilliqga and Diamond/Scarf Pins ! upwards. i , , ■ i '''.'■'.-' - — ~o— r-*- _.■■■-. ALL KINDS QF JEWELLERY .CAREFULLY RE^AIREJD. . \.\,..'" .7 ' 2 ? 93 J

UNBIVALI.ED ! UNEQUALLED J SILENT, SWIFT, SURE, which sew from ordinary reels of thread or silk, without the trouble of re winding, N>-VER FAIL to GIVE SATISFACTION, being easy to learn, easy to work, snd impossible to " go wrong.'' For beauty of stitch, and strength of seam, they are unequalled, and the only machine which executes BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERY without any change of management. l THE NEW HAND MACHINE, making the' elastic stitch, is acknowledged to be the most perfect model invented. MANUFACTDRER^ and "FAMILY" MACHINES, making the "J-QCK-STITOH," as well as the " Elastic Stitch," ; may be had in various styles, from the plain table to the elegant cabinet, all at reduced prices. ACCESSORIES, Threads, Reeled Silk, Refined Oil, and all extra par is of Machines; also. Braiders, Binders, Corders, Tuckers, Qullters, and other extras always in stock, TERMS LIBERAL W. M. S "TAN TON, SOLE AGENT. 643 KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECTDESTROYING POWDER, : As .supplied to. her, Majesty's, Government. ; ;This Powder is quite harmless to animal life; but is unrivalled in destroy n j FLEAS, F_-IES,iBUGS, - BEETLES, MOSQUHOS, t-MOT.fIS in FUR*, and every, other, species of Insect. Sportsmen will find this an invaluable remedy for destroying .Fleas in their Dogs, as also Ladies 1 for their Pet Dogj. Being ; the Original Importer of this now iuvaluable article, wbici has found so. great a sale that ie has tempted o thero to vend a socalled article in imitation ; the Public are thjerefore cautioned to observe that the Packets of the Genuine Powder bear the autograph of Thomas Krating. Sold in, Packets, Tins, .and .Bottles oi various sizes. KEATING'S BON-BONS or WORM TABLETS, A PURELY VEGE'JL'AuLE SWEETMEAT, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD, WORMS. , It is a perfectly, safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for children. Sold in Tins of various sizes, by all Che-mists-and Druggists. 1 - CAUTION.-HflrSFThe public are requested to | observe: that all the; above preparations, 'bear the Trade Mark, as herein shown-— . " Keating, 97. St. Paulfs Churchyard.'' Trade Mark. THOMAS^ KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist. Indents for pure Drugs and Chemicals carefully executed. 8445 CARPETS ! CARPETS ! JUST OPENED. 6 BALES Bruisels, Tapestry^ and Kidderminster CARPETS 1 bale of Hearth RUGS, to match i 2 bales Felting, various j and Felt Squares, all sizes ' China, and Cocoa • Matting of every description. , . iH, HO U~N~S EL L'S, No. 1, Eridge-etreet, 3309

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 67, 8 March 1876, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 67, 8 March 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 67, 8 March 1876, Page 1

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