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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST, in Hardy-street a BIU)WN SABLE B »A. Fiader will be rewarded on returning it to All SatLta' Parsonage. 2382 FIRE ! FIRE i ! FIRE ! f ! IF you want your CHIMNEY KEPT CLEAN, and Ment and Vegetables WELL CouKKD, you cmnot do better than Purchase one of Willis & turns' Prize Medal GAS COOKING STOVES, On Sale at T. HARRIS' (next door to Warren's, Brii^e-street). Ga 1 ? Warming and Table Stoves on handGas and Wat.-r bud on. Sho.ver Baths. Water Closets ani U -in -lis Acted up. All kinds of Hose and Tnp3 repaired. Gas and Water Fittings oa Sile. T. HARRIS, 2378 Bridge-street. LICSNSLSG ACT, 1873, AMENDMENT ACT, 1874. District of Takaka. IHE'IEttY give notice, th*t a QUARTERLY LIi^EMSING COURT for the purpo»eof t-.king into ousiieration Application-! for Licinsris for the Sale of Fermented an) Spirituous Liqu >rt, and for Transfers of Licences, wdt be hd l*n af. the Couar House, Takak4, on TUESDAY", the ath day of September, 1876, at Noon. F. Y. HICKS, 2376 Clerk to Licensing CourD, Takaka. FOR SALE, a HEAVY TRAP HORSE, good and quiet. WANTED, a LIGHT TRAP HORSE, Apply to 2370-3 F. J. HINGSTON. FOR SALE CHEAP. ACOMVIODIOUS Family RESIDENCE. Cantraliy Situated. Apply ta M. LIGHTS A .ND & CO, 368 Trafalgar-St. FUNERAL. THK Friends of the late WILLIAM B. CLUTTER BUCK are respectfully informed that his FUNERAL will leave his late residence, Waimea Riid, at Two o'clock on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, for the New Cemetery. 23"2— 2 IC\ f^ r IP — Members of all Lodges •V_/»vJT» I- • are reqaasted to attend the I* uneral of late Bro. Clutterbuck. Mua ter at 1.30 for 2 p.m., To-morrow (Sunday), at his late residence, Waimea Roid. Mourning badge— band of crapo on lefo arm 0000 TO BUILDERS. TFNDPRS will be receive! by S. Kingdon iEq, Government Buildings, Nelson, Until WEDNESDAY, the 16th instant, Lr ERECTING A MORTUARY CHAPEL in the Wakapuaka Cemetery. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Mr. J. Webb's, Trafalgar-street. 2349 THE FOOT r. THE EAND. SINCE the introduction of Hand Sewing Machines, attempts have constantly been made to prove that they are fit to supersede the original Treadle Machines, but intending purchasers are requested to examine the matter and decide for themselves whether their claims are well founded, and whether also the objections raised (frequently hy interested parties) to the use of the Treadle cau be sustained by facts. Tho advertiser submits that each kind of machine ia good ia its proper place, — the " Hand " for those young ladies who may have occasion frequently to change their pkee of abode, or for those who are unable to give the small amount of time and trouble necessary to learn thoroughly tbe art (once acquired, of life long value), of usiug a 6i Treadle"' Machine, and also for the very few who are physically unable to use the foot motion. But when the latiy of the house desires to do a large quantity of sewing in the best manner, ana in the least possible time, A good Treadle Machine is unequalled. That the use of the feet in sewing is injurious to health is a matter upon which the " Doctors differ," ami any lady anxious upon that point would do well to consult her own medic«l adviser, who, in giving his opinion, would perhaps mske some slight distinction between the probable effects ot usinti a Machine which requires much power to drive it, and one which runs lightly, bb does the " Wheeler and Wilson. The undersigned invites inspection of his stock of Machines suitable for all ordiuary work, and will be happy to procure to order from best makers Machines required for special purposes. A new lot of HAND MACHINES to arrive per ' Lutterworth,' direct from tho makers, comprising both " Taylor's Improved," and "Taylor's Friction Wheel" HAND MACHINES sold for Cash, and TREADLE MACHINES either for Cash or for " time payment," and Prices are now Reduced ! W. C. WILKINS, IRONMONGER, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. August, 1876. 2360