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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 151, 28 June 1877, Page 4

imw'dwmbiMnj'z'Mß j i STORE; - | TEAK FOE T;¥IL^RO'N. I i Rl^amjen" J^\ Is now o^ering.his w^eU-aasor_ed*§tock of < Sli_pcflajiMe_.y, Grcocerieg, Drapery, Earthenware, j !.A t ■. Bxpshtiraxe, j&cvj&c^. L ' ; | at. fco ; loweat 'remunesatlvo } prices. i |, : GROCERIES. , X I A well-assorted stock of the very best brands i " and. at the loweat prices. . -.. .._ i. ._ ,J i-X JFaoDuos Taken in Exchange oe ! j -'Z FOa"GABH. Y: ' ' Y";" !. jShlps Provisioned and Bonded Stores suppliei j j ,, l at the' shortest notice. ' DRAPERY. j JUST RECEIVED— ! Per SalUbury_yEdifiburgk Oattle, and ; Ben Venud, t..*3 Auckland, ~ i . A Splendid Assortment of • W\IsN.T ___!_;" C'LOTH'ING- ] j ~\ ' ••■ . -•• Compriaing— ?• ■ | Black Cloth Suits, Coats, Trowiers, and ' j -Vests YY ■ ''■ ■ ■• I Best West of England Tweed Suits j Tweed Trowsers j Coats and Vests — Single arid Double j Breasted -yy '-_ ' j j Best Pilot Cloth and. Beaver Overcoats, j | and Monkey Jackets _„ . • ! .Blue Cloth Suits— Coat, Trowaers. arid i |• •■ Vesf ■ '- • . ~- : „, ; ! White and Colored Moleskin Trousers ; i Paget Goats and Dbubie^breasied Veste j t 3 hales* Blankets— white, blue and gre/,-' ! from 9 to 12 quarters 3 bales Mexican Calicoes ] Flannels— a well-assoijtcd stock - ■ j I Sergb^blue and white,' -ingla and^doublo i i . . . . width— best quality i .■Wln&ys ."•' „;'- 'y '_', Y.y ", '• 1 French Merinoes „ : ; - r'' ;', "■ " ; t .; -Also; y. '\y : ; ' ; :. ' j About 50 dozen Men's and' Boy's Hats— ! .„r latest fashions . , . ■'' ' "'y J' U ST. OPENED — An Asaortment of Colpnial-mada Clothing , Suits— coat trowser_|^mclfvest j 1 eaae Trowaers_4apecia_s adapted for the I ! working man-- .'.:'.•;.--'- ,'}•' i J,caße Trqws^rs and Vests; 'from 12/6 Shirts, CollarSj Ties, Scarfs/ &c.^ ! a [ '■ : Serge Coats; Trowsers} aridlVests i Leather and Elastio Belts ,-.- : „ . ! Men's Hosiery,, Haberdashery, .&c., &c '; Oilakins, Souwesters, Borse Cloths, and i Rick CloCha made Yto loader _;nd in ..:. _atock ■ . ; .... _ , ... j Tents and Canvass Givers on Hires,. made ! ' to Order, and in stock ' ,' | Sluicing and other Hoees made to Order.' j "Heaviest and best Canva'ss ior Diggers.. Hoses ■' -' : ' "• "■ ■ :: ■ \ : -: ; Picks' ■ • " --:::•• | Long and Short-handled Shovels ' ■ ' Locks, Catches, and Bolts BOOTS AND SHOES. ! EN G L I S fl AN D COL ONIAL. j _. . Ladies' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes , i ■ .<Wateßfightß,^lubhers, Elastic iSides, Bai- ! ■._,'•:*... L.m^s I jWM-^^najjGlqm.Boota(lonf. ] and short), and Real Sea Boots CHAII?LERY. 'European Rope, >frpm Ito 7 Inch YiCoiraridßo|t.RbpeYjclp. .. -.[d0... Flax and Manilla Rope, aii sfzes i Blocks^-Commbn and Patent,' Single and ... Doubly from 2.to ; l4^inoh Oanvats^<Noi Vto j 7); Lineri and Cotton .- Ducks--., . --j-.---; ...--_. „. .. .-' Muntz Metal Xgenuido), Composition Naila, ,■•'-. Sheathing Fel|t Y -Y* . ,*- "■'" Coppsr Naila and' -Tack- r -Marling Spikes, . . Mallets, Caulking Iron, &c. Anchor,, Chains, and Shackles— all sizes -Galvanised Ships' spikes, Bolts, and Copper --'—'— iW-ts-^a.- sizes „ - Varnish, __stoo__hqlm Tar, Cbal Tar, .Spirits Y of_Tar, Pitch, Oakum, Resin, v *o. ; - jWß^.'Esad, Red Lead - '._ _ .Blacks Green, and .other Colors— Faint, • J WiHtev/ash, and Tar Brushes ; ;;Palnt'S^%OTs,7D^awn' ; Bass Brooms, Coir * ' "..jScrnbhers"/^^.— all slzds- ' r rOii^Boiled^Raw, Castor, Colza, Kerosene analfi&hOilSalls -aadbj-o-ordei; ofthe Best Material and on the Shortest Notice Oara and Rollocks PatentLevet'OlockSi suitable for .ships ;' 'Compasses, ' Marine,- Field, and Opeta* , . . Glasses Aneroids, l-arometers, Charts, Log Books Sestanta, Parallels, Rulers, &c, dc, &c. intorhationa! Code of Signals and Book ;.' compl.tei.v. ith Quarterly Supplements .supplied, £6 6s Ensigns, Uniou Jacks, Exemption and Blue •;" "Petetsi'inistockl; , ; 'j : ". .]" ■" ' House and other Flags made to order " . r '. Buii tirig— Red White, Blue, Yellow, and , Green -,-..) -.iu-- ./.'.'. .-.: :. :, .SaißsiiFiiii'FEDYOiJa? with E^erTt -Re- ' 1 ; ■-. : > .'; ;> QDISITS AT Lo WIEST FfiICES. I ..On Sale by the undersigned — ' -.*.•: ;a: .:■'- -: ry. .. y } y, \. ,;.' •' f „.) SyJS. : 'Jea_l3'& Co.'s Impbovbd Patbht Rbflbotob OAS COOKtISG -These. Stoves will-Roast, Bake, Boil, ;Tbast, .and.. Broil, as ihowri, .equal to the open -.fire, or kitohen range r ! and are, inost convenient and .economical, both in first cost and use, and, having no gas inside tke oven, ! meet with general approbation. These 'Stoves * have open put : ~t> 'every "pbseiblb .'itedt; and •* haYggivenjth^ greatest satisfactioa. Ths ■ oven above the roister ia conatructe.l in such e a manner that every particle of heat is used. ' The oven 'ik' made with a case or jacket, and the he^t from the flame over the roaster passes rouhd the oven with a regular diffused heat, and the. waste heat, after passing round 1 the oven is , brought iu contact with the top hbt plate, or under the saucepans on top •so. that. all the heat from the gas is used, s The ridges on the: hot plate are radiating c from each -burner on the top, which causes a the. flame to spread over the whole of the 5 bottoms of saucepans or kettles, aad the £ burners ; are • so. construe'ed that, no fat or fc ; wafer can .drop into them— sb objectionable in most gas stoves. ' All burners in this Stove . are atmospheric. -"'■-B.: TrAHZEN, "" THE PORT, NBLSON. 11