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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 97, 11 April 1876, Page 1

W. -C. WILKINBV SHIPMENT i>ei* " BOLDON " INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TJSEI^TJIL, GOODS. ■■ ■ ■ ■ it— — ■ .-•-.■■ ■ •. . Moseley s London Bench Planes American Oil Cans i 1 Breast. Drills, Glass Cutters Spring Balances, 200 lbs. .■',-'•■. ! American Wrenches •* Silber " Sponge Lampß (an excellent: Night Light) Oqe and two-blade " Pumpa" Kuives . . Sewing Machine Needles Tinned Iron Tea Spoonp, Dessert, Tob('e; nnd Basting Spoons Box ond Ivory Rules Drawer Knobs in Mahoganyj Walnut, Oak, Cocoa, Rosewood, and Zibra Drawer Locks in sets Boat Builders' Bavils Japanned Bird Cages and Wire Meat Covers Galvanised Coal Scoops Tinned and Enamelled Saucepans, Boilers, and Siewpans Patent Carriage Bolts, Gutter Bolts, &c. Tape Measures, Braces and Bits Tinned and Black Cut Tacks Sink Traps anl Djor Scrapers. 00 — • General Ironmongery Store, , BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. March, 1876. 956 A. HUNTER, Watchmaker, Jeweller, &c. ? Bridge-st, NELSO .NY T>EGS respectfully to direct the attention of the Public to the LARGE ADDITIONS LATELY MADE TO HIS EXTENSIVE ; STOCK OF THE IST EWIiIST STYLES OF JJ'A.SHIONABX.IU FIRST-CLASS ! '. . JEWELL E E T. _, — - tt _ Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Wat hes Wed ling Rings and Keepers, of best qu-tfity Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silver Hunting Silve- Albert-, in greit variety Levers, Ac. Rings, groat va iety, with precion S'o'ias Gold and Silver Geneva W*tchos, of excel- Plated Goo Is, a hrgi an 1 well-selected Stock lent quality Avery large A-sjrtm^nt of Gol I Brooches, Albert Chains, choice pitternß, in Cilonial Ring-), Karr n»s, Scar Pius, Studs, 81. ere and English Gold Links, So'iui es Gold Suites co is'sting of Brace'efj, Broccbes, All d script ions of Clocks, in Marble, EVrring-*, and Ap"eidage-» Ahbistsr, aud Ebon -; American Clocks, Diamond Bra-elets, Di'im mil Brooches thirty-hour, eight-day, and Mwine Diamond Barrinsra and Lockets J evers: ranging from Ten Shillings and Diamond Sc .rf Pins upwards; < 0 — ALL KINDS OF JEWELLERY CAREFULLY REPAIRED. •'",".' .2893

NOW READY FOR SALS. HALF-A-TON ol HQPS-this Year's Growth. Apply to the uhlersighed, DANIEL TALBOT, 549 Motueka. M. B, T A T T O N •". DENTIST, Resident nearly 18 years, may be consulted daily 5808 MR. KIERNAN, DENTIST, has retu-ned, and can be CONSULTED aa usual 'at' Trafalgar-street, nearly opposite the New Telegraph Office. 636 ON SALE AT THE -MAIL" OFFICE. THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR: a New Practical and Saient'fu Method of Calcu'atloni applicable to a'l Business Teansa •tion», and unequalled for simplicity, brevity, and accuracy. TVT 1 COOKSEY, General Carrier and Forwarding Agent, Begs to inf. rm the Public of Nelson and Country Distrcs tbit to obviate as much as possible the inconvenience which may be felt at those Stations where there aro n > S ation Misters, al parcels entru ted to him for the purpose of delivery will (in the event of those parties to whom they are addresfel not be ng iv attendance), on arrival of the train, be taken charge of by hi* Agent, lrom whom the same can ba obtaineJ at any time. He Bin ercly hopes that such an arrangement may be conducive to the interests of the public and mitigate to a grta' extent, if not wholly abolish, the inconvenience tint will for some fine b^ felt at Mr Holdeu's discoutfnu- ' ing running his coach. W. C. hop^s by cDmbining punctuality with moderate charges, lo deserve their coafiience. The Commercial Express will leave the Pedestal every day co'lecting parcels punctually at Half-past Two. in time for the 'J hree o'clock Train, calling at ' MeßErs Hounsell's and Stanton's. < Pending Permanent Arrangements, ] Mr Tovey, at Richmond ; Messrs Lang- ■ s-okd, at Spring Grove; aod Mr Jervis. at Eoxhill, will receive all parcels so entiuUed to til 111. Cjmmercial Expreis Agency, . iSe sod, 4th April, 1876. 1089

JUST OPENED. A LARGE STOCK of NEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, which will be SOLD UNDER COST PRICE, as the whole of the Stock must be disposed of. A. T. FRIEND'S ALPHABET. A—is an Article, made to fell, B— is the Bujer, who likes it well. C— is for Clothing, from Friend's own mart; D— is his Dress, extremely sma*t. E— is Economy, well carried out, F— is for Friend, who brnight it ab^ut. G — m for Garment, of Friend's own style; H— is his Hat, a superior " tile." I— is Improvement brought ti bear. J—- is a Jacket, for Juvenile wear; r " X— is for Knickerbocker, or sensation suit, L— for the Lads, who h >ld th?m in repute M— is fir M-»ny, who to Friend's daily go; N — is for Nov ties he always cm show. O— is an Outfit, from Friena'a noted store; P—is the Fraise, well earned as of yore; Q— is the Quality, first of the day; R— is tor Requisite, he what they may; S— i* for Semation or Ziuave suits; T — is ior Troupers, becoming the boots; U— -is for Use in the article sold; V — is Variety, not to be told; W-— is for Waist coat, new Btyles by each mail; X — for 'Xpenses which Frienl can curtail; V— is for You, who surport Friena'a trade; Z— is the Zeal you have ever displayed. A. T. FRIEND, CHEAP CLOTHING MART, TRAFALGAR- STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Open from 8 a.m. to 8p m., f r the conve nience of the Public. 3549 DENNE & ORR, CABINET MAKERS, CARPENTERS, UNDERTAKER?, &c„ Dealers in New and Second-hand Furniture. Furniture Repaired and French Polished. Matirasses, Sofas, anl Chairs, made and rettuffed. BRIDGB-f-TREET, NELSON, Next Mabin's Auction Room. 552—26