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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 241, 8 November 1876, Page 1

• i Sir Julius Vogel, After a brilliant political career, has somewhat ignoaiiniously deserted the highest post of '.honor the Oo'oiy could appoint him to, and as a result of the country's deaertioa by its'best man at its worst time, when lunds are low in every part of it, and when its credit at Home ii none of the highest, it b3hoves every right-thinking patriotic man to shake himself together and do something for his country's good This idea has prevailed with W. Patterson, STOREKEEPER Corner of Waimea-Road and Hardy- Streets, . ami lie, in the full belief that " a penny saved is a penny gained," has mads up his mind to sell to hia fellow-citizeos of ftelson at prices that cannot fail to prove the truth. of the above prorerb, and at the same time do somewhat towards counteracting tha Colony's financial dullness, and supplying the waafcs of hisi fell iW-couatryinen in a time of difficulty and depression, ' fib. SUGARS— Fine Whites, 2W. and I.C. sjd. „ White sd. „. Brown ... ... ... low. TEAS— New Season's, has been proved the v ■ best yet offered, 2/-, 2/6, & 3/SOAPS— Dunediu and Auckland (support native industry)^ 6d. to Bd. per 1 Bar Melbourne Soap also on Sale. RICE-2id., 3d, and 3Jd. per ib. STARCH— 6d. BLJTE— Light and Dark, J /2. The above are but samples of our prices, as they are but a fraction of our stock. ' The PRODUCE Season is now on, and in it our friends and customers will be satisfied, with a call, that we can meet the times, and their wishes ani wants. W. P. makes it n point to keep every article of the best, and believes that a large and varied stock gives a choice and a chaace that cannot, other wise be secured. Full value for the money is the motto 0* 3 254 W. PATTERSON. TRANSATLANTIC EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG. NELSON AGENCY. . The Undesigned having been APPOINTED AGENT for the above Company, is prepared to effect INSURANCES at Current Rates. ROBERT LBVIEN, 1159 The Port. TO THE PUBLIC OF NEL3ON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THOMAS MUNCASTER, for 13 years in the employ of A. Hunter, WATCHMAKER, BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Nelson that he has COMMSNOED BUSINESS, as WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, &0., on his own account, in the premises adjoining Sir. Jackson's, Saddler, Trafalgar • street, where he trusts to receive a fair share of public patronage, and all O liDERS entrusted to hiß care will be oarbfuli/e attended to. Note the Motto and Addresi— PUNCTUALITY AND DESPATCH. THOMAS MUNCASTER TaAFALaAR-SiaaaT. 2450