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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 287, 4 December 1877, Page 4

HAVING determined to compete witb. imported work,- my Price List is— Boys' and Girls' lo'ato 13's Laceups 0/6 Women's do , do. ,„ io/6 Men's Watertights ... ... 16/- --„ Bluchers 13/I am responsible for all my work. HENRY JACKSON, Bootmaker, 191* Hardy-street. H. BtJDDEM, SEED MERCHANT, &c, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. H. Boddbn has much pleasure in informing the public of Nelson and its Vicinity, that he ;i« about opening in the above line, aod having a fine stock of New and Genuine Gar i en, Flower, and Fnrm Seed, will be happy to execute any orders that may be entrusted to bim. STORES DEALT WITH ON VERT LIBBBAL TBRMS. Catalogues of Seeds, and containing cultural directions for the year, to be bad on application at Mr Darby's or Mr Sudden's Temporary Premises — Next to Mr Darby's Music Warehouse, B&idgbbtkbet. 3889 HYDRAULIC COFFEE & CHIGOEY MILLS, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSOU. TO CONNOISSEURS IN COFFEE. MM. WEBSTER bas just imported a • small parcel of that FAMOUS CEYLON PLANTATION PEABERRY. which for purity and fulness of flavor almost equals the celebrated Mocha. Hyobadlio Coffee and Chicoby Mills, Trafalgar-street. The question is olten asked, Why is Webster's Cofße so much better than tha imported article? The answer is simple. M. M. Wbbsteb exercises the best judgment in selecting the green i berry, his twenty-five years' experience in Coffee Roasting guarantees proper manipulation in the cylinder, and he roasts and grinds DAILY; the consumer is therefore assured that in buying Coffee at Webster's, he gets it fresh from ths Mill, with all the flue aroma retained. Mrm,- w. siao grinds and* dresaea Ma own Spioes, White amd Blaok Peppers, PiKBMTO, Gihoer, &c, and rigidly abstains from adulteration of any kind, the public can therefore depend on obtaining the pure article, and wlien baying Peppbe, ask for "Webster's, and ace that you get it. PATENT MALT ROASTED FOR BREWERS. Sugar Ground for Confectioners. A Prime lot of Knight's far-famed Cheese, .HALF-A-TOK OF THAT RENOWNED PDRA3SSAHOI BACON. GROCERIES of every description and of the best quality. Families waited upon lor Orders, and Goods delivered to any part of the City free Xfe£. IVE, WEBSTER, FAMILY GROCER, TEA AND PROVISION DKALSR, &c, Trapaloar-st , Nelso s . 3790 1877.-B— NBW SEASON' 3 TEAS— 1877-8. MM. WEBSTEH has much pleasure in • announcing to his numerous Customers tbat he has completed his selection, of NEW SEASON'S TEAS, snd can now off* a very superior article at a much reduced price. Very fine Congou in half-chests, 2s. 4d. per lb., worth 2s. 9d ; boxes from 20a. Souchong— Orange Pekoe— Qunpowder— Scented Caper. M. M, WEBSTER, Family Grocer, &c.

L GALL L R v S Tf R I T M T EOF ▼ S » B V .IN V NI A YTHE TEST G L H. Baigent's TIMBER YARD SAWING, PLANING, AND MOULDING, MILLS, WAIMEA-STREET. miMBER of every description always on :J- hand, or' cut to order on the shortest notice. DRESSED TIMBER of any kind ot widtft to 2*-iaclics TOTARA and RED PINE DOORS, Sashes, Sash Frames, Mouldings, &c. in stock or made to order at theXowest Remunerative Prices; TOTARA SHINGLES (sawn) Box Timbers and a large supply of Fruit Cases (whole or half) for the coming season at Rednced Prices. H. Baig'e'ht, WAIMEA-ST,, NELSON. 4490 TO STAND THIS SEASON, At the SrABLES op ths. Globe Hotel. Waitapu, gv^g npHE Well Bred Carriage <sJQj^ PRINCE. Fee £i. Groomage, ss.;' to-be paid on first V£:t t Fees fcl be Paid, on or before the 12th January, 1878. Also, The well-known powerful Cart-horse JACK. Terms— £2. Groomage, ss„ to be TtT fi 1u Berv i. C9 - AU Feeß t0 °c P<*id on or before the !2th of January, 1878. 4m R R. FELLOWES.

CRICKETING GOODS I CEICKETING GOODS!! pr A p WAW JUBT^ RECEIVEDCLAPSHAN'S AND PAGE'S MEN'S CRICKET BATS-Match, DoveSingle, Double and All Cane, afc reduced prices. Also, Boy's and \Tt,}T Pol f e <* B^. tickets, Bails, Tubular and YulcanTte Guardf, etJ 0 ' 63 ' L ° ng St ° P GWes > GaUQfclefcs aQd Guards, Leg and Elbow ™2^ Shoe Sta^ Bafcs, and AR^Ta^l4^ Ladie3 ' - d d Bows, ,l ao FOOTBALLS, Croquet, Race Games, Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, etc, etc. A Large Stock of- the followiagGoods always on handSTA^IONEIiY A-NDACCOUNT BOOKS Juvenile Books, suitable for Presents F wSe^fe and and fc i s^ s requisites-Perfumery Glomes, llo.ot^ NTaili Hat, Shaving, and otk@r Brusnware-Electro-plated Goods? &c PIANOS and- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of all kinds. Brass aad String Bands supplied at Melbourne Prices. Pianos and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired. Hand and Treadle Sewin^Machines-an immense variety. OAKEY'S FANCY BAZAAR, Musical Instrument and Fine Art Depot, BUIBGE-STREBT IV-hw- Zhulilyd laraffß^NTCß Comfant UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. CAPITAL: £1,000,000. PAID-UP CAPITAL, £200,0~ | RE-INSURANCE FUND, £103,000 The whole of ihe funds are invested in the Colony, making the above a purely Colonial Institution. The Undersigned are prepared to receive PROPOSALS for INSURANCE o PROPERTIES in Tdwoor Country * Tariff R^es, or as LOW a* any ther OFFICE in NELSON. J Every information afforded by Mr. T J. THOMPSON, Sub-Aobmt, WAIMEA. Mr. S. B JCHHOLZ, SDa-AosKT.MOTQEKA. ty a. R9BWSON . Sub-Aobnt, MOTUPIPI and TAKAKA. dITBTIS BROTHERS,