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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 169, 19 July 1877, Page 3

I I . • , ISHIP' CHANDLERY ASJD i .GENERAL STORE, THE PORT, NELSON. ;Is now offering his ( well-assorted Stock of i Shipclia!ille%, Oroceriesf , ; : . Brapery, Earthenware, , Bruskware, &c, &Q<, at the lowest remunerative prices. GEOOEKIES. A well-assorted stock of the very best brands ■ ; i.; aQ <i afr 'the-lowes'i; p'rieea. ' : Pboduob Taken in Exchange or ; foe Cash. Ships and I Bonded Stores soppEtei t at the ahorteat notice. ••«-•- J JUST ikE'dEfvED— jPes Salisbury, Edinburgh rOastie, and Ben Venue, via Atjcklakd, . T : ' A Splendid Assortment of u i WINTIEB ; t}'E"'0 J t H : l°#Q i'\ ■■•, i.. ■■Compri^ng^" '■■ >v . Black Cloth Smts r ,,€?<sas9j; fl?^row«era^ sad ! ißeai T&rt of fegfend^weyidtt's •: 'J^ 7- 1 ■ Tweed Trowsers . _ „ .- ! Coats , Tand UYests-i-tSiSglcP^na- -Doable Breasted | Best Pilofe' Cloth «ad^ i ßeaTep'OV r ercQatß,- : : and Monkey Jackets "•- --; Blue Clpth Suite-^Cpat, ,^E<jw|ers, antii I . .. vest';,.'. i ,'.. y .'.'. ,• . "' „.", : White and Colqrad J^o%kiaTtowse^ 1 Paget Coats and 4>pabie-|»rQast6/i | .3 bales S^nke^^whita^iblaej' aad-gsey, ; from 9to 12 gaarters ' , '., _ ; . :3 a . c i 3: bales Mexican (jaiicoes "ij ; -j^ ; r •:■' ■ .' iK i Elan'nels— a well-a?s6rted stock ' „'■-. Serge, ( plae and wjute t single aac& doubb width— best quality {, ■ Whiceys x ... . "/, .'.'," lT „','!- '._. ".■ ,= | French Merinoes „ . . About ' 50 'dbJSen Men's and Boy's Hata— i latest fashion* ... |J ' U S T O P B N BD — i I A"a"ssroftnieat"of "CoioniaCmade" Clothing • Suits — coat trowsers, and vest 1 caae Trowsers— specially adapted for the : \ working man ... I case Trowiers aad Yesta» ftpat J2/6 s ; Shirts, Collars, lies.'Scarfii^Slbi v''. Blue Serg^'Goaes/tTrpWiters, 'anCFests . ; Leather and "Ejtak|iaj:Betfe ; Men's Hosiery^ Haberdi'shery, &c, &c. ! ' Oilskins; Sbuwesteis, Horse Cloths, aad ' , Rick Cloths made- to : order .and ia : t ': stock ';. .;.";.•■.■.■.'.,"■/-..-;' : ' t 7- '.,!/:■ I Tents .and. i Canyasß : i i (CJ;i7erV,QH 'Hpjß.'imada', i " ; t§ 'Order, and.m^tQck' ';. V ,:*' 0 . , ;.. ■ i Sluicing and othe'rHbsea 1 made to Qrderx' ' Heaviest and best. Caayags 105.. BSiggflrs-. Hoses' " J ■''.." '''■.■."''.„. • ' picks.;"' 'v.. : ; . :> : j : iI ;:': < v 1 ;;-. -;. - : Long and Short-hf«idled;6adTel9i , ■ Locks, Catches, ania Bolts : "'" - ,-.■.■ BOOTS, ATO;SEQES.- ' " .' ENGLISH J A^ii) > Q.b.'i.bNlA&, i > : Ladies' and Childreas' Boots and Shoes 1 ; Watertights, Blachera, Elastio - Sides, BsU . moiala, W.eUiagtoasi Gum Boots (loar ' 1 and ehcfrt), aad Real Rea Boots SHIPCEANDLEEY.: \/ European Rope, ftom! to 7 inch ; Coir and Bolt Rope, do do - ; Flax and Manilla Rope, all sizes • :•" : ' i Blpcks-r-GQoamon- anij Patent, Single and 31 Double, from 2to 14 inch ■■■'■ - h " i - --■ Canvas (No. I to 7), Linen aad Cofctoa ..: DaCICS ■ - •-. : ,' '• ..I. .-.'.1 .I'- ■ Moats; .Metsl (genuine), Compoaition Nails,' ; Sheathing Felt .i^I Coppsr Kails and Taoka, -Marling Spikes, • MaUets, Caulking Irq,^ &0. . ,5 ;■,. ' i Anchors, Chains, and Shackles— all sizes • Galvanised Ships' spikes, Boits, and Copper J^ods— all sizes «,.. . Varnish, Stockholm Tar, Coal Tar, Spirita of Tar, -Pitch, Oakum, Resin, &c . White Lead, Red Lead Black, Green, and otbeij <Jolqra-*>Paiat . :- ! Whifewash,:ind T^il Brashes" H '•' ," ? Paint k Scrubbers; Drawn Bass BrboaML Coir Oils— Boiled. Hawr^aatoE. Colza, Kerosene {Hidjpljulii Oils''' 1 H >? Q X. v • J " and on thefißhomst Notice " 3r^; QSißiaßiljißol(oc6||\ ) j« hwiai) ►^.Patent Lever OlcQpß^guit&ble for sbjpßr;*{^\ ft i |C!oiapaa§e3., Ms&im? Fie^,« afili%|es^ " '-• : Mflfej^Sfc"Barottietefsl ddka|esl :^g"Books Sestarita/FaiallelvSifleftf&c.", &c, &c. 1 ■' -lateEfiiaSpn.ia* Co<ie :j of.' i Sigaalß'ln¥ l S^ofc. .-/:.if : •^PPUea,:^-jSflp,-:-iuuvr!;". lii:!iiiv-'i1 ii:!iiiv-'i :r. !.: ; „. Hguse^^d^ther^lag^mafiEettpordleE ' ; - -i' ' , ' ; JSansiagrmß&4 .W?MtO|) Biii&.'tYellowi-ani; . : - ; ti! Gre9a i!; -" : " • •i" i f" 1 "' 1 1; '■■ '•■■'■"! !iiv ' ■■i'--"^' r .■•".:;:..' ;,, fir;-.-., .:.-..; vi «n!ji-ji:i:l Anlilon..- r .-i.-ii l!>:c;n .ii- : ;-!.'-il f '-£«•'■ •"■• p : ' : "'r;'-i»'< '•: <: ■ ' :■ •/ i; :\W.-r ,; ;.i; : ;i: • Ships .Fittjed Oiut wit?h Svekt -Tgß*-* H .i^-ni^^^iiMte'^^!;;^^ @n -Sale by : thefaaaersr^igd— '.~ r ';S A .E.; Jea^,^ C^fs ij^Bftf^p BAEsmi -GAS GQDKI^6-~S-TOV-ES. 0&.-:'L£f r J ;"• r - fi/Tf? . •. : :•! ••.■/• ill:?. ■•' -'if;.'!,!^ ' i.!.li-'. i- w ™SS...Stoves will IJoast, Bake,. B.qil.Toast, and Bcqil, ag, phown, equaL to tU.e open 'Bre^or^itchen, r>nge> ; api| . convenient "aad ecjdoihiM, lioth in flrst cost . and juag, . aiid> haying no gas inside the oven, meet with general approbation.;. These .Stoves • have been put to every possible, test, and have givea the greatest satisfaction . Tke oven above 1 th'e roasttr is constructed in such a liianner'thaV every particle ol Heat is used. The oven; is made with a : caae or jacket, and the' heat from the flame over, the roaster,, passes roiind the oven with a regular diffused • heat, and Irhe waste beat, after, passing round the oven is brought ia contact with the top hot plate* or uuder the saucepans on top so that all the heafc from the gas ,fa used. The ridgea on the i! hot : palate- arejfidiating from each burner on the top, which ca'Qges the flama to spread : dyer"the' : whole of ' the bottoms of saucepans 'pc^ket^ea/aad'^the ''burnefe are' So coastructetl' IJ tliat' no'. fat 'or' wetter : c»ri ? drop into theA-^sdi'lssbjlEctidriable' in moet ga'S'sCoresi "A!i ] Datner» ia 'ihlaStof e : • sreatmoapheric. "--. THEiPORT, NBLSOM^ . 11