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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 233, 2 October 1877, Page 3

BROWN RIVER POTATOES.— A FEW TONS FOR SALE. Apply to Wm. BIRD, Spring Grove. 3875—26 T)EA NDTS— AMERICAN PFAINUTS— CiLiPDRicALLy Roasted. If an explanation is required, Call and Bay some Mats. 3867 M. M. WEBSTER. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. WANTED, for DELIVERY in APRIL or MAY noxt, 20 Tons Good Sound CHICORY ROOT. AH OCTOBER is the TIME FOR SOWING, and for a well grown article £5 PER TON is offered, delivered at the Hydraulic Coffee and Chicobt MiUiS, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. 3866 M. M. WEBSTER. SOAP ! SOAP ! SOAP I HURRAH! GREAT SUCCESS OF Nelson Soap IN WELLINGTON, BLENHEIM, AND TABANAKI. To the Inhabitants of tub Province OF NELBON. Why do you buy imported soap, when you can get a cheapbr ani better soap manu factored here ? Which place do you support? Nelson, Melbourne, or Dunedin ? It 19 to your interest to support local industries. With support Nelson won before; and with your support Netsoa will wia agaia. When you order your Groceries be sure that you ordoc NWLSON SOAP, and see that you get it. Do no 5 be put off with any other bran!. Comparj NELSON SOAP— size of bar, price, ani qua'ity— with any imported. Remember that quality ia the test of cheapneiß. Don'c forget to ask for Nelson BoapH! m~ FAT WANTED in any quantity Abo, FOWLS, DUCKS, GEESE, TDRKEYS, GUINEA FOWLS, and TAME PIGEONS. Wm. Phillips, SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURER General Dealer, &c, WAIMEA-STREET, NELSON, 3669 J* P. COOKE, Has just received, ex Endymion, via Wellington, direct from tbe Manufacturers, A large B'ock of PAINTS All colors, both Dry and Ground in Oil. BOILED AND RkW OIL AND TUHPENTINE. Methylated Spirits. Three Tons Vert Best [ WHITE LEAD, For Painters and Coachbuilders. PUTTY In bulk and bladder. Gold Leaf and Bronze Powder. Sherret & Newth's DIAMONDS PUMICE-STONE, GLUE, GROUND ALUM, WHITING, &c , &c. AldO on hand, a Good Assortment of PAPERHANGINGS SCRIM, TACKS, GLASS, BRUSHWARE, &c , &c. J. P. GOOKE, IMPORTER. Royal Blue House, Hardy-at. 3774 mO STAND THIS SEASON, JL The following thoroughbred STALLIONS : TREASON, By Traducer, dam by Riddleswortb, grandam Medora, by the Arab Horse Glendower. Treason is five years old, stands nearly 16 hand? high; a beautiful golden chestnut, with superior hone and action. Treason won the Bailvray Stakes at Wanganui aa a three-yeir-old, carrying 9at lib. The same year he won the Consolation Stakes, at Nelson, Cirrying 2at. Blbs. over weight. As a lour-year-oid he woa the Pates (Jupi At Rangititcei hs won the Ladies' Purse of 2 miles, carrying lint. 2iba.; he also won the Goodwood Stakes, starting half-aa-hour after winning the Ladies' Purse. He ran third for iha Wellington Cup, beating the celebrate! horse Templeton and a host of others, at the time suffering aeveiely from fever in the feet. N.B.— At the last Canterbury sales, Traducer'a stock realised from three to eleven hundred guimaa each. His services were charged at the rate of 50 guineas a mare. Tkbms-£3 fs. Groomage, 55., to be paid onflrsts;rv;ce, LAIPLIGHTER, By Diomedea, dam by Riddlesworth, ber 3am by St. G-aorge, out of the well-nown trotting mire March onese, by fike'eton, her dam by Glcndon. Glendon by Cap-a-pie, sire of Sir Hercules. Lamplighter fs u beautiful bay, standing over id hands high, and of immense bone and muscular power. Terms- £2 2s- Groomaga fee, 55., to be paid on first service. The above horses will travel (weather permif.iog) as follows: — Mondays -Richmond and WakeSeld Forest inn. Tuesdays— Through Waimea West to Upper Mouteie Inn. Wednesdays —Parker's Motueka Hotel. Tuurbdais— Returning to Nelson through Applety and Ricnmond. All Fees to be paid on or before the 10th of January, 1878, alter which date 10 per cent, will be charged on all unpaid accounts. J. SMITH, k 3825 New-afefeefe,