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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 27, 31 January 1877, Page 4

I G£KEB4ITSTQgE, Jb now I ' offering nis : weif-aasiUi^Sfaofe-of i SMpokaEdlery, Grroceries,' I Brapecy, EartiienwarQ, I afi the lowest remunerative nrices. : - '•'-"• A well-assotted'stock of the> veily' ! tidst brand* ; and at the lowest prices. Takbk IH ESOHANSB -OEti 1 ■ „att hea hoijtest'notic^.!. '.'.' ''■'•'■ I '.: :Jt^^;;sEqj^|p^^;;:; ! :' ;: |Pbs Salisbury, Edinburgh Oastle, and i Ben Vjenw, via Auckland, j A Spfendid- Assottmeat of ii W-IN'.T f ® ; R- r . (jLffMN^ Comprising— ' Black, Cloth. Sttits,Cbafcg, Trowaers, aad Vesta '■ " " '' "'' "" " '"'■' ■■"■- --1 ■ Best West of Englaid"Tweed Suits i Tweed Trbwsers : ■ 0 : '!'<■? '■• , Coata, and; V^ata — Single,; and Boable • Breasted! „,.';,_ '"" J: . , Best Pilot Cloth' and Beaveir Ore^coatu, '• -"■'■ aad Monkey Jackets'' -■ '■ v "--: if r,l Blue Cloia Suite— Coa*, Trowiersi and : Vest ..•.: „:iv ; White and Colored Moleskin Trowsers ■■ Pagefc Coati and Boabie-breaaEed-.yeate ■ ; 3 bales Blankets— white^ blue and grey, , from9tol3ciaareer«, ,ri ■ ; 3 bales Mexican Calicoes : Flannelsr-a .well-assorted stock 1 Serge,- blue- and' -white, singles aad i" doable ■ width— best quality • j Wbaceys, , ; " ' ; French Merinoes I Also, About 50 dozen Men's , and Boy's Hats— ; ' . latest fashions . '- '- '• !-"'-'■ ;'• •■• -i. •, J U S T . 0 .'i "E ..N; E.D.— , An Assortment of Colonial-made Clothing Sdies-^coat trbwsers; and vesfi ■-■ ■: - ■:: 1 case' Trbwaers^-speoially adapted for the ; , working iiian ..•:!• ;: .-.•:": ; I case Trowseta anil Vests, from 12/6 ''. ' Shirts, GbUars, Ties, Scarfs* &c r : \ Blue Serge Coats, TrowgOTs, and Vesta • Leather aiid Etastic-BeUs ■ ■« ;{.:..■...■.. • Men's Hosiery, Haberdaahetyi &&» &«J. I Oilskint, Souwesters,' Hdree: Cloths, mi : Rick Cloths made to order aad ia 1 •' ■ stock : .■ " • ■-, = ■-• . ... ... i) Teats and Caovasa Covers oh Emm made ! ! to Order; andioi stock • • ':-;, :,-.;•.. .7 Slnfcing and other Hoaes made to Geder- :■'. : Heaviest. and best Caiifaaa lor Diggers: i ■' " Hoses. '-i ••: ■;-. I Picks- ■' ' -•.., ■ • . ... „: . /t; - --1 Long and Short-handled (Shovels :,-•/ Locks, Catches, and -Bolts : .. 1: ." ' ■■:■".. i: ■ ' ; ■ . ! ! BOOTS ANi^HOES. ,;. .. |E-N G LI S H - A'l^Di COL ONI A L, Ladies' and Childrens'. Boots and Shoes j^atertights. Bluchers, Elastic Sides,~Balii ' irioiala, Wellingtona, Gam Bodes (lone and abort), and Real Sea Boots >' -, . . r . — ' ' !-; f '<l? SHIP CTMBiE^lf.,,, j HuropeairEope, from I to 7 inch Coir and Bolt Bope, do do Flax and Manilla Bope, all sizes Blocbs— Commoa and Patent, Single and ; '-" ' : Double, 'fi^oni' 2 'to 14' ihcti 1 » -■ v? ■"\ Z >'' , Canvas (No: 1 to 7), Liaea «M CottoA - Backs ' ■-.'.. Muntz Metal (genume), Composition Nailo, Sheathing Felt J '. Copper Kails aad Tacks, BjEarlicg Spikes, Mallets, Caulking iron, '&cT' " * ; Anchors, Chains, and Shackles— all aizea Galvanised Ships' spikes^Boltt, :an«i Copper : ,'Rodsr-sdl sizes [ r , Varnish, Stockholm Tar, Coal Tar, SpitilW ; of Tar.Pitch, Oakum: EenmSse, White Lead, Red Lead , „,.. Black. Green,' and other Colors-MPaW, Whitewash, and Tar Brushes V. J Paint Scrubbers, Drawn Bsas Brooms, Coir /: Scrubbers, &c.T-all, sizes " " '" "" ' ' Oils— Boiled, Raw/Castor, Colza, Kerosene, ■ ':;aadlißh,Qils ;, ( ,A Sails made to order, of the Best Material and/oni the Shortest Notice -• - Oars and Bollocks^ 'v ' ' l Patent. Lever Clocks, saitable for ahipa Compasses, Maride, ! 'Field,' ! and Opera • ' .iGlassea . , •>. -."•:,•:"! /■. ,- -, -•. Aneroids, Barometers, Chaste, Log Bookf Sestehta, Parallels, Rulers,^&c.'j &c, *&6. -' International Code : . of Signals and Bookcomplete with Quarterly SapplemenEi supplied, £6 6s Ensigns, Union jacks, Exemption and Blua Jfeters in stock House and other Flags made to-order Banting— Bed White, Blae, Yellow, aid . -• Greea :/ , r .' ',' ,:;" "'.., : f;-;\. Ships Ffetei> Out with 1 EJvbex.l|k-, Quiaixß at liowEST Pbices. V.':; On Sale by the andersigned— S. E. Jeans & Co.'ajHPBOVBD Patent GAS COOKINGS-" STOYE^y These Stoves will Roast, Bake, Boil, Toast, and Broil, as shown, equal to the open are, or kitchen range, and axe' most conyeafeot and economical, both in firsc cost and use, and, having no gas inside Ike oven, meet' with general approbation. Tfiese - Stoves hare been put to every poasib test, and have given the greatest satisfaction.;, The overl above the roaater is constructed in such a manner that every phrt tele of heat is, tieed. Tfale 'oven' is made with a case or jacket, an ! d the heat from the' flame over the roaster passes round the oven, wkn a Eegalar diffusedheat, and the waste heat, after passiag round the oven is brought in contact with the top hot-plate, or . tinder the .saucepans on top, so that all the heat from the gas is used. The ridges on the hot-plate are radiating from each' bonier on the top, which : akaeea the flame to spread over the whole of the "bottoms of saucepans or kettles, asd the burners are so constructed that no fat or water cam drop into them— so objectionable itv most gas stoves. AH burners in this Stove are atmospheric. . .■ ..-;:•!:•"-; THE. POET NBLBON._ U