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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 33, 7 February 1877, Page 4

SHIP ■C^^^l^^'AJSTllfv' ,th # c : tfiiftlfe^iisoif.-/ r I , -Bi-FJEBIWZEBSH I^--;-Is riow>woffedngr^ijwell-ftjsaorte(ij;Ss(icl^'(tf' SMpliaEdlei^r. Ckoceßies*!;'*' 11 I "at the iiWsV^Sy^?^ >^M (i::i "^; | ■■■ : "''" : -" if; GEo®lEESsf^^ a)- --| A vall-aßmrted stock of Ihe very oesfc brands . i- •.'':■ aad'at'tlalowesfc.ptieesionT (S) j 'for Cash.' '' j "•' „'.., i Ships Provisioned an^ Bonded sloies supplial i ' " at the ahdrtes't notice. • l: ~ h 7WB.Bi2EB.Ji i, IPee Salisburtf;Msnbkrjth Castfe, and \ Sep. Venw, ma r Auckland, ■■■ ;:;:<! - / AS ; pyMig^tn]!eni l of inT xA i . ,;;©Onipßißiog"-!i.!yf '■* ' . ' I Black Cloth 6uits r SoatJ, Trowsers, and : Veeta.; -. : ') . ; ■; { y /. .• t pt; f;j«'i v i Beat We?t of' England Tweed Stiltt > > 1 i Tweed Trowiec? .'.'.;;,;.;.■■' T " , Coats and „V ests — . Single and Doable Breasted-- "'■''" ■" T -'-" - ; "tfvT i Beitf Pllofi^Cfoth-and. Beaver Ovecsoats, j ■">"-■ and! Monkey Jackets ! Blae Glosh- Suits— Goaff, Trowsers, aaij White and 'Colore^Moieskin^Trowsers ° J " ; Paget Coats and Doabre-bfeasJed Vesta S bales Blafa'fceis'^whit^ Mii and grey. from 9 to 12 quarters ; 3 baleaT/Mexican Calicoes 1 ) r, ■ Flannels n -aw,ell-assQrteiVtQck f i,, ; v ■; SqW, bine atid' Whifb, aygfe'andi aoaold width—best quality A Winceys French Merutoes-' <.'•■■: ■-,'.' -\ [\ Also, About 50 dozen : . Men's and.Boy/s Hats— i . latest fashions "_' " [ ""\ ' " \■. . 'just ope n E r p-i.^ An 'As'jottmeptpf : oo!pniai-maa^Clo£Mng Suits— coat trowsers.'atidvesi'' l!ll " i> , 1 case Trowaers-^lpeelaUy "adapted foe the > working man' s -i '" ; *" ) <; | I case Trowgers-antf VestsV'feom 12/6 ! Shirts, Collfwa.i'Kes, Scarls* &c. 1 Blue Serge Coatsj-Troirs&fcand Vests i Leather and Elastic Belts v ' S- ; Men's Hosiery, HaberdasneW, &a, &c. I iOilskinsf, i Squweaters; ' Hotae. ' Cloths.'.' aid | „n. -. /Rickj .Cloths * made fto otdet'f andilnrt I BOCk ■ - {,;; A , ! Teats andi GaajvaaSiOif era oirjEmaj-inade ; to Order, and jajitock | Sluicing and other Hoses made to Order : Heaviest and beit Caiivass' toe Diggers Long and Short-handled Shovels Locks, Oatches. and Bolts ; ' ••'.' U ! T f: '}■ A ,i>: BOOTS^AN© SE<JESi--ENGLISH AHD 1 - GO LONE AL. ' Ladies' and Cbildreas' Boots apd Shoes Watert'ghts, r Blucneps,' Elastic' 1 S E clei, 'Balmorals, Wellingtons, Giiui Boots (''one ; and short); aid Eeal Sea Babifc- 1 . ;, : Europeaarßop'eiftoialJtd'f irch ' >-'• Coir and BohVßope.i do^ v.'do - iv Flax and ManilLvßo'^e allafses • •■■ > ■ Bldcks-MDommoQ and Shigle ani Doable-/ from 2:to"14!fo'oh 7 * v.i.-v*-Canvas (Nja. -jl -to.-^V lL "»en and Cofitea , ;? Dncks/, Mnntz Metal (genuine), Composition Nails. Sheathing Felt - •CopEer(^ails and :.Taekßj t ,MarJing .Spifcesi' 'Mallets, Caolkiag Jioa,^ " , . Anchors, Chains, and Shacfeles— all sizes . Galvanised Ships!! spikes, Bolts, and Copper, Varnish^StackholniTar, CoaiTa?,' Spirito of Tar, 1 Pitch, Oakudi; Beam' &o. White Lead, %d Lead „ „ . Black. Green,' and^athW lJ CdioES— Paint," 71 Whitewash, sndTafißtfn;B'6es^. P f) Paint Scrubbers, s l3rawn Bass Bi'ooma/Colr Bcrobbers, &b^— all sizaa Sails -made jto;ofto ; o^the'.:Bßifi Miiteriil* and on the Shortest Notice ~ % f I ■. „ •> _ 5 - ? K. ; ffiimfijifeje 'b^ftsi soitable tbt ships Compasgea, Ma'f'inei"; FJ^ld, and' r Opera Glasses J - *■ <' r ;- t - Aneroids, Barometers, Charfa,' ;r Kog°Books Jestants^allels/Sl^t^ tqfi&gt*. • n -lQterWaiionai : 6ode/ i; of '{Signals and Boofe complete witk,(Mi?terly Supplements •applied, |isjef,6ii;" "■ ~* » ■ * , Epsfgnaj t^Qfod'cTacicß, Exek'ptWa and Blag ■•"'"' l FdteWia-B|ac^ !l :,.. n f f-> F •> - House l'and : dther'F|ags ; made to order Buuiing— Bed "White, Blue, Tel Tow, and Greea'.-i'i .5; KHM. Shbps Fitted Out with Every- RbsQUISIXB AT LOWBST.PrICES* ■ •"- - - ■'- ■ ' .'.'■- : ' i li ..- U JK'l I ;■; .' h ' On Sale by the andeif si gaed— . S. E. JaANd&CJo.'s lUßumE&lf&xEm -'- ■ -.'. ,■ - • it Rspr^ioxoa . „4,r GAS COOKIE G STOVEB, Theee Stoves, will Hoast, Bake,.B l o£Tqast l and Broil 1 , as ahow. equalito the 'open 'lre, op kitchen^ range, and we- moit convenfe'nt^aDd economical, bo.h. in,. first ...c^t and ,use,andj having no'gas ! hside' ;> tfig oveit, 'meW with general approbation; '^fcese Stoves have been, ; put; to evaj,y, o po9eib test, and h*™ given the greatest 'satisfaction. The ov'erii above the roaster is coastructed in sach a mauner that every partie'e of heat is used. The ; oven iajmasde with;a v cais>^{ jacket. >ixcl the heat j from. f Che Sape over^tUe raaltee passes round she bveu\Fita a legufer diffused : heat, and the r wa9te heat, after passing round , the . o'vea .is broaibt in cbhtact witb^ th¥fop hot-piate,'or Qhder r the ! ;saacep3iisdntbp,' : aS; tbae all the heat from thft gas. ig used. r ';Tha I ridgea on the : hot-plate are ; '"Aldiating'fifbni"" each burner on the 'top; whfchj 'catiael r ' r tp " flame to spread bver' the : whb'le of ttbefioti '. ; toms of saucepans or kettlesiaad the burners ! are. 60 constracted that no .fat op water can ; drop intii them^so..Qbjectiona)jfein* r mofl6 : gas stoves. AU/boraers -Wtisa 'Mve'Vate : atmospheric. ! ' '' ' "" '"-' " : ' : " '