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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 278, 21 December 1876, Page 3

CHRISTMAS. Just Received, paa " Arawata." ICASE SINCLAIR'S HAMS in . prime condition, a real treat, and can be had at W. PATTERSON'S, 3830 People's Mart. STANDARD INSURANCE J COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NELSON BRANCH. Notice to Policy Holders. j 11 HE Renewal Premiums on Policies expiring oo 2i h December mu»t be p<tid ' at' the Branch Office, or at the Sub- Agencies before 5 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, 23rd iostant. A. W, SCAIFE, 3794-6 Chief Agent. GOOD CHEER FOE CHRISTMAS. JUBT ARRIVED IN 3PLENDID } COHDITION— d. } Currants— flua new 6 Kataias „ 7| Sultana , ... 10 Muscatels, Figs, Almonds, and all kinds of Flavoring Essences, &c, &c Also, Peels, Lemon, Orange, and Citron, < @ 1/6s* lb. f@sT On hand ior next week— 200 GEESE well tea aud fat, © 4/- e«ch. FOWLS, DUCKS, TURK 6 YS, &oi « in any quantity. A prime lot of Bacon from 9d f* lb, • „ Hams from lid to 1/- do. Cheese, Cheese, Knight's Cheese I3lbs New Potatoes for !/- Green Peas 9J #' peck i Sugars, Teas, &c, selected especially for < Christmas week at our usual low I prices. JUST RECEIVED — A large quantity of EARTHENWARE, comprising— Jugs, Jam Jars, Plates, Dishes, Cups and Saucers, &c. , cheap ! - BtW Don't forget to give us a call, as everything will be sold Christmas Week at Less than our Usual Prices at W. PATTERSON'S 3778—7 People's Mart ,

FOR SALE CHEAP.— A FOUS-HORSB Power THRASHING MACHINE, by Rausome and Sims, nearly New, whh Extras. W. PAINTON, Loivsk Wakehsld Store, W»kefield.: 3819-26 COUNTY OF WAIMEA. Biding of Wangapeka. THE followiog CANDIDATES hive been nominated to serve as COUNCILLOR for the Biding of Wangapeka, County of Waimea .-— Gborge Gillow William Henkt Phillip3, jun. \ The POLL will take place on FRIDAY, December 220 d, 1876, at the Polling Place, Mr Gillow's Wool store, Wangapeka, commencing at 9 a.m., and closing at 6 p.m. JNO. PEKCY, Returning Officer. Wangapeka, Dec. 16, 1876. 8807 BEE HIVE STORE. CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! ! JUST RECEIVED — Prime New Currants Eleme, Vakntia, snd Sultana Raisins Muscatels, French Plums aud Figa Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peels Flaroiing Fsaences Walnuts, Barcelona, Jordan, and Bhell j Almonds I KAISOW CONGOU TEA— New Season's, 1876-7", from 2s, 2s. 4d., 2s Bd., 3s per lb. Qr.-boxes from 22s 6d. Also, C. L. Sugar, 6d per lb No 1 Best Moist, s|d per lb Prices Sperm Candles, 5s 9d per 61b Packet Oatmeal, 4s 6d per 251 b Bag A REAL TREAT. A few of .Sinclair's English Hams. 1 crate Jelly Cans, at H. V. PHILLIPS' BEEHIVE STORE, Corner of Bridge and Collingwood Streets 8764 ■ i. ij . m i i . ■ i I,

:o: J. P. COOKE HAVING purchased the entire stock of f APEKHAfcGINGS from Messrs FELL Bbos., a Merchant*, Blenheim, at a great reduction from cost price, begs to inform the public thac he will SELL the above at a VERY LOW PRICE, in order to make room for a direot shipment per •• Helen Denny," now daily expected. J. P. COOKE has also on hand a good stook of Varnishes (all kinds), French - Polish, Methylated Spirits, Oils, Colors, Genuine White Load, Morim, 1 Tacks, Bruahware;, Glass, &o. a — — — io— — ■■ ROYAL BLUE HOUSE, HARDY-STREET- sooo - TO THE PUBLIC OF NELSON, FOXHILL, and * WAIMEA DISTRICTS, -o: „ RAILWAY FAREB PAID, OR AN EQUIVALENT < ALLOWED, TO ALL PURCHASERS OF PARCELS * OE £2 AND UPWARDS \ AT T. R. Hodder & Co.'s .i NEW < Until DECEMBER 25ih, that an opportunity may be afforded of inspecting their NEW STOCK of DRAPERY, &c. -;o: - T. R. H. & Co. have Opened, ex Helen Denny, the Largest and best assorted Stock, also tiie Cheapest ever yet offered in the Waimeas. — — tot - Especial attention has been given in securing Goods from the Manufacturers \ and beet Houses, the greater bulk bought after the English Season as t JOB LOTS, I But in consequence of arriving later than expected, ani the shipment just to i hand, 229 packages per Locknagar, ( T. R, H. & Co. have marked the NEW GOODS at a much smaller prottt than * usual. As particular lines, we mention { Eighty-oue pieces of New Fancy Dress Materials Twenty-nine „ „ Black „ ' Twenty-eight dozen pairs of Corsets Sixty-three dozen and two Girls' and Ladies' Straw Hats ( Four hundred and eight half pieces Plain and Fanoy Ribbons Thirty-five doz-o Silk and Lace Scarves * Fifty-nine pieces Prints and Cambrics ( Fifteen dozen Parasols and Sun Shades ( Forty-five dozen Boys' and Men's Colored Shirts ( Eighteen dozen „ „ Leghorn Hats j Flowers, Feathers, Ecru, Net, and Lace Fischus, Costumes, Under- { clothing, Hat Ornaments, New Hat Trimmings, Cuffs, Collars, < MILLINERY IN^l¥s BRANCHES. T. R. HODDER & CO.