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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 132, 26 May 1876, Page 4

[SHIP CH^l^^R^i-ANDi ; GENEKtr ;n ; TfetE PORT, NELSTTNT7 ; Is now offering his welUassorted Ftock of j Shipchandlery. Groceries. , Draperjf/^grgie^rf^i^ r firushware,"&l-M ac., * j at the lowest remunerative flrteeiT — "Y- --| Gitßdilk'i-s.-^"^^ j A well-assorted stock of the very best brands! and at the lowest prices. PrODUOB TAKBIf IrfCE^O-tiNOl^iL ! for Cash. i HA^rUHXA YJJi.a ot, j Bhips Provisioned and Bonded Stores supplied .at the shortest rJbfice^. . | DRAPERY.^ ?XJLV JUST, , RECEIVED— *""~^" Pbr SalUburyyMinb&jhWMffifr Ben Venue, via Auckland,A Splendid gL 7 ,ortih"*it of. DBO. WIN T E R,-C LvO X.HIN.G, . Coraprising— r r Black aoth' Butts/ Coat*, TrowfsrslQiul I Te»ts ' r-MTA'-i v Best West ef Bugland Tweed Suits l * Tweed Trewsers ~« — Cests and Vests — Single and Doable Breasted 810^/; Best Pilot Cloth and Beaver Ovsreoats, and Menkty Jackets *Blts Cloth Sails- Goat^Trowserf, -andVest .. . j Whi^s and Olered -Moleskin Trowsers Paget CoatsandL X|obttt-br.eaßted Vests ,§' bales Blankets— white," blue and grey, I ;; - //IronVattfliqu-rtters''' -.'-i "sjTnp'i ' -** Vale* AfeiWd^'licoss''" 'i • J - K X I Flannels^a)well-*-Jo*teljitook':o;iiM.v I -•'• SSrire, blueTand,\white,^»ingle {and; double i width— best fuality ? -.- ■ n „., "••' Witoceys T *- .-,- : -i:--, -.- • -, 1 ;■: > » : ; r ,»a ! French Merinoes ' ; -■- i *•>&,>. • .':-. qV Ja ,7^fp .yYlAlsbj-"-- -■\ >: .<-.: > vii') j ■f About ifior down) Men's and Boy'j Hats— j ■-■ ■■'K : latest fashions -..-. ?-■; „- ■ ': a! ; :^ | J.''-iUi;'®4=-'^-'-fV:a :«:■.'». ;N BD w j An Assortment of Colonial-made Clothing; Suits— coat trowsers. and vest I '• I csjelTrbwsers-^specially >ad»ptei fpf, the! ■■'■'i*- Y worklnrmah! i-tti -.;.•■';■< »-»-f '"ff J I*l cHib Trowsers anH vt\&v •-■ : ) ! y -< Tieij' Sca^Si&cj ■:?.■* t\v-\ • Blue Serge Coats, Trowsers, and Vestsn ; YLiitKer and Elastic Belts Men's H6si«rys,i Haberdashery, &&;-&&: ' " . ~Oirß33ns,~SbuwlstersrHdr se'Clotlisr and l ? ■',:!. K Rick',' Clods' 5 maue'W brdeF<atfdlin i ,;;,'-' •'"- ''erbek'- - " .-::'•- AT r.r. [ , -.■jj.rjr i Jl j ' Tents and Canvass Covers bK^Hi^a; made jto .Order, jndjn stock ! Sluicing and other Holes' made tb'Order' Heaviest and belt Canvass lpr Diggers? Hoses -V Pickß,; „,„.„? ~;- ,\ r . -. T; y, - ,' iiLong^aaidß^erJrhandled fehbvclsY f ; / ;Lbckßj Catches, and Bolts ' ( '.; .',',',;, , r * ; ,"!",. ' YB^GJIJI^^'; A M D^^-O^L'Q'Nltoi Ladles' and Childrens*' Boots and Shoes j Watertights, Bluchers, Elastic Side*, 1 Bal- '. ; , :) mo«als,( Wellingtons, Gum Boots (long „ , and; short),: and Heal Sea Boots ' '^ J ' . ; ;Smtfcli , ANDLERY.,>> - s-JButopean^Rope;'-from:l-to-7"inch ■-:■- ■*■ --~ — r Coir and Bolt Rope, do do Flax and Maeillaißoperall^izes --, - Blocks — CominiDniJah.i'JPatent, Singlei'a.ndj Double, from 2 to 14 inch, Canvas (No. 1 to 7), Linen and Cotton V" ES#s A-t cr Ji fr fir' ilMnnti MetalfCgenuine) , Cbmpositibn Nails, Sheathing Felt "~ ~~ " Copper Nails and Tacks, Marling Spikes, Mallets, Caulking Iron, &t£ •"'" ] T ~ Anchors, Chains, and Shtckles— all sizes Galranlaed^^ipsVspikep,^ditß,«ndG!dpper Rode^lb si.es B Hi |r| Varnish. Stockholm Tar, Coal Tar, Spirits , . of Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Resin, &c. ' ' mttb!LeidVßeriEk*4 -ii Y; \-y-t ,--iAA'. ' Black. Green, and other Colors— Paint, Whit*W»fh,.and T/ar Brushes t,;Palq^ScrUbbtrs, Drawn BBssYßroQnw^Coir Scrubbers, &c. — all sizes Oils— Boiled, Raw, Castor, Colza, Kerosene, and Fish Oils A)iii <:i , pf the Beit> Material * "alidSßn^fie ShbttesvWb^e x ' r -'-*-' - Osrsand Bollocks . Patent Lever 01ocksmi^W%lh1psk ' Compasses, Marine,vwi«ld,Vlndllj|eraJ Glasses , OsVner9|ds> Bfrbmeters.ChartS.lLog^Books i, lextants, Parallels, RuUfc*/&c., iKfc.', *&c. International Code of Signals and Book complete with Quarterly fS^upplfimentsj supplied, £t 6s ' ''* V "Y'-'' l Ensigns, Union Jacks, Exemption and Blue Peters dn^ock- . , Houiirab'd other TlagS made 'border" n Bunting -Red: White, Blue,' Yellow, and Greea [" TO ARRIVE /SHORTLY— nYY { i An Assortment . of ? Trot man 's^.jPaten^ Anchors, from 3to 7 cwt ' V : Polished Brast Binnacles, w!ith ? Stand and , , Transparent Compasses complete Ships Fitted Out with EvfceT Rkquisitb at Lowest Prices, r : y s Qn.Saie by;.the r unde'rßignela-^ ',' J ' 8t Co.»s J l^ovab ,; piTni^ v BXFLBOXOa GAS GOOKING :/SSD9on.- r These Stoves will Roasts Bake/Bdil-T6«Ut; and Broil, as shown, equal to the,pp-n..flre,'or. kitchen range, and aie most convenient and" economical, both in first cost and use, and, having no eat inside the oven, meet. with general approbation. These Stoves : -harb' been put to every possible testyand— h*vegiven:, the greatest- B»tisfaptipn.T Ths^-oven abb re ' the roaster 'is- constructed in-'suoh a manner that every particle of heat is used. The oven is made with a case or jacket, and the heat fron the flame over the roaster , .passerrpund the ove^witn a, regular tdrjlused 'ieatj'an'd the^waste ,heat,;after.pAs.Mbg round the oven is brought in contact with the top hot-plate, or under the .saucepans on top, so that all the heat from the gas is ueed. The ridges -pn^t^ hot-plate -are\ radiatin^g./rpm . each burner on the top", which ' cauaes tnb flame to spread over the whole of the bottoms of saucepans or kettles, aad_.the.burnerfi. are bo constructed that no fat or water can drop into them— so objectionable in most gas stoves. -All burners in this Stove are; atmospheric.'^ ■' - ; '■■-.■ ■' / S Cr''"i..t i\.Y. THE PORT'*;NELBON. 112