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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 81, 22 March 1876, Page 3

HAS MUCH PLEABURB IN INTITIBG ATTJBN^IQIi[I)Tq ; |^I-E ( Nq „/> new iipoi T;« : i i: (y:3f ,gG> COLONIAL OVENS, willft r Wte l 'fi!c/t^ To combine the respective advantages Jof,,.the i(^tpve^nd] i l^ ; Coionial .Ovqp^ AMEEICAN CLOT]IES' ; WEIM^RS, ? t^ ; ; fl Which prove themselves Housewives*.' tirte/anid^labo'iir-^a'yera', '.' BRUSHES— House, Painters', WhUewashi-sShoe, Bottle,' and Flue, AMERICAN OVENS ana GA.ME O.VENSJ •' ! ; ;: " | COAL VASES and COAL SCOOPS^ ,^ V ' •' ';[ *Z \ LADIES' GAR6ENi<SPADES;' \ '■■■■■' -'- ' •':.?■ ;•.- ■' !_,: v,- ; .. o >-.; „- . ■.;.;.,.•■: •, ■ „:,,;■, IRON WOVE WIRE for! MACHINE RIDDLES. ;? ' HORSE SHOEJrfAILS. ' ; n, V: ) ;^ CATTLE BELBSr- v-> .■". f u.,i!,-.:- ,-. 3 -' GILPIN'S AUGERS, AUGER BltS^&b;;,'^^ ■" ; ' w. c. w GENERAL IRONMONGER AND SEWINGS^MI^ftiB A&Efttf, , : . r BRID GE « |SiT REE T'w I' n«-' ' , : -> - '; i; > j FbBBRUABY, 1876, I .:•;.'.»■■.•:']'';. -JriC •■■.'■•■' ,-i •'!■■•■.••;<• SBs>

j f. .' V.i-«-!-i.jtJ. V* I „i...~v.,>. I, f t- -J FOR SALE. •i f\ FIRST-CLASS LIGHT HARNESS I\J HORSES, thoroughly broken, will arrive TO-MORROW (Tuesday), from Blenheim. For particulars, apply at the BJ9 HARDY-STREET STABLES. ; — I FOR SALE. j A NEW SCHOONER.— Her dimensions j xjL are : 62 feet on the keel, 72 fe3t over- | all, 18 feet 6 inches beam. 7 feet 3 inches depth ! of hold. £$£-tttw'tii9 '^«B|:|i?e3£fiiri pUnk- ! ing, bottom black birch"; trnnoeilea and well- | fattened. Coppered 5 feet 6 inches aft, and 5 feet forward. Patenfc wiod'a^s and wheel ; spars to be rigged as a forc-md-aft schooner. j Will carry 80 tons, at 6 feet 6 inches draught lof water. To be launched in three weeks. ! Apply to | FREEMAN BROTHERS, • Shipwrights, : 176—4 Ntlson. \ A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROj -tA- VIDENT SOCIETY ! FOR MUTUAL LIFJ.-ASSURANCE, &c NEW ZEALAND BRANCH, ; Head Office : Wellington. I Pbbsbnt Annual Revenue, t AOOUMULATED AND INVESTED FUND. : £1,380,000. I Persons Assuring with this Office share the whole Profits, and a Bonus is declared every fifth year. Agent : A. W. Soaifk 1 Medical Referee : W. B. Skalt, Esq., M.D. 952 ! NOTICE! NOTICES I Important Notice! TEAS ! TEAS ! really excellent, 2/, 2/6, and 3/ Sugar, best White, SJJ. ; „ second, 51. „ Brown, 4^d. : Soap, 2 Tone, 6d. per Bar, or 103. i per Box i Rice, 3di' ; per.'lb.-^!^<n^H I Kerosene, 2/6 per Gallon | Coffee, from 1/6 I Currants i Raisins, &c, &c. ■ Plour, only 13/ per lOOlbs : Oatmeal, 5/ for 251bs j Potatoes Eggs Butter -.Jpjieese^ j Poultry ! And all kinds of j FARM PRODUCE always on hand. i Lobsters ; Sardines | Salmon | Fresh Herrings 1 And all kinds of | PRESERVED MEATS, 1 Salad Oils, &o. : : Earthenware, i Holloware, . Brtißhware ■ Tinware. Market and Clothes Baskets. ! And a large assortment of Other Goods i too numerous to particularly. Also, : BOOTS and SHOES, i DRAPERY, &c. &c. j . gygr The above will be sold at ! greatly reduced prioes* A liberal allowance for Cash. WANTED— Fruit, Eggs, Butter, I; Poultry, Bacoa, Cheese, Potatoes, and ij all kinds of Farm Produce, for CASH I or otherwise. j Families waited upon for Orders. Goods Delivered to all parts of the | Town and Suburbs. JW. PATTERSON, FAMILY GROCER, Hardy-sieet. 686