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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 292, 17 December 1878, Page 4

} Ghrifefenas FruitsJ CHRISTMAS FRUITS ! .! ." STjGABS/FOK iPRES JE/VlNGr^ Prime HAMS for PICNICS! In otfericg his CHRISTMAS GOpDS this season, ; respectfully requests the special ati en- ; , tion of Customers to their SDPERIOB" CONDITION AND QUALITY. BRIED FRUIGf'S, The Finest ever seen in the Coloniei, consisting of— .; Muscatels, Elernen. Sultanas, Currants, Frefich Plums in lit} Jars ; China Ginger in lib Jars : -< ; Jordan and ihell Almcnda i ..-'"•' Barcelona Nufcg ! , Orange, Lemon, and Citron Candied-Peel v -Persian Dates, Erceililigs i '„--' &c, &c, «c. ■ '' " SUGARS: !•.:•_ Mauritius ffry stals, Sydney Company's J.W -• and 1:6. Loaf and Crushed Loaf -js Tablet and Brown Sugais; ; . - Half-avton Pbime CanteSbuby ; BAIG0 : N AND HJJIM.; Half-a-x()n Knight's celebrated .. " Cheese. T ALSO, A FEW OB* ; WEBSTER'S Specialitjies^ Ling Fish— Fine Ked btrring in Ibarrels— r Albro^SDJofeed Sprats— Anchovifs in Oil " Spanish Oli res-Sheep Tongues— Tarragon Vinegar.. — j " : r c ~And, as ia matter of fact, ■ ■ Webster's Coffee is the Best! Because the Finest Ceylon Plantation l Berry is used-only,- andrtbat is roasted anjd ground daily on the "premises, ensuring freshness, briskness, and that exquisite aroma: for which: good Coffee is so much valued. M. M.WEBSTER. FAMILII j GROCER,\ Sec, ; <TRASALGAK-ST. j A REIVED « TARA^fAKIi'i J -EBgles' Clawß Bias Cutting Gauges ; r. r Sgg 'Beaters' ' ;, " . . •. -.:,:. ttightXamps ' : - : iPbcket-rSpirit Stoves ; Pen, Pencil, Knife; and Hubber combined ■ Buttonhole Eakicets ! . Machine Threading Thimbles ; v- Good Ttmplar'Pens ! ■ Hose Supporters " J^dpleS Garters 1 Armleta ' Veil Pins : Brooks' Combinaiion Glass-cutter, Seissorsaharpener, and Knife-sharpener Tack Hammers ! : ; Key Rings, &c;, &c. : Moustache Protectors : Stationery, &c, &c, &c, - ■ Night Lamps '' ' . Indelible Tablets ; : Chromos and Frames And a very^large quantity of useful and ornamental things never see 4 here ' '. . before, can now be seen at ' .. ' l - J. S^JONES'Sr ! BOOESBtLEB/ STATIONEB, j&e., 9 ... ... ' Trafalgar-street : . i : CL©SING.i .^ Ballarat gallery of Painiings. Ed^dTi'C'SßTS, AT £1 EAOH^ 100 PRIZES. i , „,. ffIBST BMZE 3 2iA& pri^£looO j^3rd&pwse, £1000 ;S 4fcH 3 f prize, £1000; sth prize, £1000; 6tH prize, '"£1000 ; 7th prize, £500 ; Bth prize,! £500 ;, 9th prize, £500; 10th prize, £500:; lltbr' ;priza,£2so-; 12fcb.-p»>ize,"£2so ] "lSih prize, £250 } , 14th prize, £$50} ,15th prize i£lOO; 16th .i)rize,. £100.; . 17th;; prize; £100. j 18th prize, £100; 19th l t>rtie, £100; 20th' prize €100 j 21ati 'prize, • £100} 22bd' prize, SIOO ; 23rd «pme,, £100; £100^; 25th prize/ £SO ;26th prize; £50 • 27th prizfe, £50 ; 28th iprize.'^oO'j' 29th s prizei d £spi 30th prize; £50 ; 81st prize, v £50 ; ;!'32n4 prize,;; £50; 33fd' prized ; £50'; 34th prize,"£sQ. \'. J 35tli to f 6otli i .PaiZES-£20%6h;- iSlstto100th PEitZ6a;;£lp eabh. ; i! : . If preferrjed, M^sara 1 'Bridges "anft^Oo. jguran : - tea to find' purchaser's for thei'pictures a* the 'full ' amounts for eacT^prJze, asi stated abore, at the close of tfee^Dra^iiig'. ' , „ 'ifora-^Air moneys are deposited in' "the . Bank of . Aiistralftsia 1 , fo ! tbe> "dredifcclf Wnl. : Bridges and G-. : E. : Knnis, aa an'^rfc-iUiHon Trust account for the fulfilment of thei above ■ contract with the Ticket-Holders. ■ t It ia to the interest of all 'concerned that the drawing should take place as soon as possible; intending' subscribers should .not therefore withhold their subscriptions till the last WOmenC* aa-from that cause rouly caa there arise any necessity for delay. ' ; " Tickets'' 'and 'Prbßpebtnpeß can -be obtained f rom ; W. ! M.l STANIONi Sole Agek for Nelson. '■'•-.

TO ARRIVE IN^ DECEMBER. TO CAPrfALISTS ONLYi Per " Wili,abd Mudoext » from New York. TXT ANTED £800, fi r ' whith good inT . T;V terest will fee given. /v.pply« »«-<3i^ TITOOD'S SELF-BINDING ■ Au c ls 'aad Point Bcardiflg House, VY HARVESTERS. 4137 " 6 Poit * oad - Earlr orders are rcoje^ed, as thelsupplyis ■'^M^^-AOTlS'llE^H-limited, at Ihe following aow pbioes;^ for -ONB MONTH ONLY :— EDMUND BCXTON AND CO A Complete Set, from ... £io 0 0 i 3g69 A Single Tooth 010 0 : I St^ppiDg Teetb, 5/- each. Eatractirg 2/6 each None but the best materials used, and all A LBUMB great variety. workguarsntted. XI. At R. LUCAS & §ON'S Trafalgar-street, Keison. 3031 y^^^v MASON ' CABINET, METROPOLITAN, AND PORTABLE/ FOR CHAMBER,! CHANCEL, AND CHURCH. ! Sole AgmtilW. M. S TAmTON, Importer of Miisic, Pianofortes, Stringed, Brass, & Wind Instruments, & Musicians' Sundries. * # * Catalogues sent on application. Organs Shipped and Forwarded to all parts of New Zealand. Sewing Machines at the THE information has just been telegraphed to the Anatralaaian Agents that the GRAND PRlZE— the highest award in the class— has been awarded to the Wheeler and Wilson Company. Machines in several styles, of both the Original and the New! Straight rNeedle pattern, on sale. for Cash, or by Monthly Payments, by the Nelson Agent, W.C.WILKINB, Bridge-street. * # * HAND MACHINES in various patterns, all warranted to work well. Downer's Kerasine well known as one of the best and safest, if not the VERY BEST illuminating iOils produced. ... A Fresh Supply of this Oil justi received, and another lot invoiced to arrive early .in the new year/ per "Helen A. Holmes," from Boston to New-Zealand. This KEROSINE is guaranteed GOOD, and purchasers are invited to! examine it-upon delivery, and return if not approved. . ' m. c. wiLKiisf s, ] Importer of iroiiinongery, Lamps, &c, . . BRIDGB-BT., NELSON., .. = November, 1878. ..„ - " '"' \ - >r , i ?HAND"&JREADi.E; v SJ^^^^l * e!K I.IOO.OOO^ALREADY SOLD. ! Tlie SIMMER, and TAYLOE'S Can now behad>iththe TRIPLE ACTION/^Notfchei** Improved-,?' not the friction." Ask fop the -TRIPLE AiSlMd^ ! W. HUBBARD, ;Ageni h TRAFALGAIi-STEEET, Oil, Needles, and Acceaeoriep, Machines Repaired or Exchanged

SIXTH A NNUAL CHEISTIAN -ft- CONFERENCE, . COLLEGE HILL, NELSON. January Ist, 1879. Programme : SUBJECT FOR TIIE DAT : — Fclloioship with the Lord Jesps and with all Believers, or the Seven "iogcthers." Crucified together with Christ-Gal, ii, 20. Quickened together with Christ- Col, ii, 13 Raised together with Christ— Eph. ii, 6. Seated together y/ith Christ iii heavenly t ■ places.— Eph. ii, 7. Sufferers together with Christ— Rom. viii, 17 ; ii, Tim., 11, 12. Heirs together with Christ— Bom. viii, 17. and that we are to be— Glorified together with Christ— Rom. viii, 17. The morning meeting will be held, as heretofore, in the large room, commencing punctually at eleven o'clock. The Afternoon Conference commences at half-past two, under the shade of the large tent. Evangelistic addresses commence at .six o'clock. Friends are requested to bring their luncheon, and will, find ' abundant shelter to picnic under the trees about the garden and grounds. ' Tea will be provided at 5 o'clock. Stable and paddock accommodation for friends bringing their conveyances. It is hoped that Ministers and Brethren-; of alrievangelical churches will take part daring ttfe; day . The afternoon will be an open Sankey's hymus used. This will probably be the last time we shall have the privilege of inviting Christians to a New Year's Day Conference at College Hill. 4222 BENJAMIN SHORT. rpENDERS are required by the 23rd inst., For CARTING from the Spring Grove Station to Mr William Newport's, about 700 F"NOING POSTC, and delivering them on the boundary line of his land, ready for fixing. The distance to the land is about one mile from the station, *'39— st» W. ROUT. NILE-STREET EAST Drapery &Grocery Store (JTEXT PBIHOE AI.BEBT HOTEL). SPECIAL NOTICE. NOW OPENING OUT T New Spring & Summer irapery PLAIN and Fancy Dress Materials in all the New Textures New Printe, Muslins, French Cambrics Linen Seta, Fancy Collars, Ruffles Flowers, Feather and Ribbons ; Straw Hats in all the newest I shapes trimmed, untriramed, or ttinhmed to order . And a general assortment of HOUSEBOLD DttAPERY, of good Quality, oheap. Aleo, GROCERIES of all deacripti^ns— Hollow-ware — ■ Earthenware Chinaware— Glassware— Tinware— Bruehware . ; §W All Goods in this Establishment, comparing quality, will be sold as <}heap as any Bouse iv town. Inspection invited. MISS M, GARDINER, Manage?:. & SONS' EUCALYPTI EITEiCT. TTNDER the distinguished patronage of \J His M*jeaty the King of lialy, at home, according to the communication received jfrom the Consul-Genera lor Italy,- at 'Melbourne, upon instructions from thfe Minister foritofelgiPA'ffair?, dated 14th March, 1878.- ' Dr. Cruikshank, Health Officer for t|ie City of Sandhurst, toe discoverer of the medical properties of the Extract of the Eucalyptus Globulus, has pronounced the extract to le the most reliabje remedy iot all external inflammation of whatever fcina", infiimiqation of the chest, ana lungs, all ihrodfc affections (bronchitis, diphtheria), all pains of thematic nature, neuralsw, Sc.J all swellings, bruise?, sprains; wound s i b* all .kinds; and $ most se'riods 'nature, all disorders of the Bowels, diarrhcei, Ac. '■ • ] '■ The" Kxtract i3 'proved as the surest cure for insidethroat affections (to be \ applied by means of a leather), and the best 'dißiniectant and preventive of contagidn in scarlet or ty. phoid fever— more reliable $ban quinine in cases of intemttient fever. TO BE HAD AT ' X.< LUCAS AND SON'Si , ■"' NELSON. „ I CAUTION. .• I The genuine article is made up in j vials, bearing on the labels our trademark aull signature. 1 : Other preparations oi the ! gunj (turpentine) ara most dangerous in ; conseqnenee of their nature, tor moat of the disceasfes our Extract is reccommended for,- therefore ask for Sander and Sons' Extract in viahi with our label, trademark and ilfg"nature tnereon. Every vial ia accompanied by directions for use, and reports of cures .'

To blow out a kerosene lamp with safety to yourself.— Get somebody else to do the blowing. Reserved Judgment. — Lord Polkemmet used to describe bis judicial preparations in manner: "Ye see," he would say, " I first read a' thepleadings, and then, after letting them wamble in my wame wi' toddy twa or three days, I gie my am interlocutor." An inquest (says the Titnaru Herald of Thursday) was held, at the Point Hotel, Pleasant Point, yesterday, before Richmond Beetham, Esq., coroner, and a jury, touching the death of a child two years of age named Collett. Prom the evidence it appeared that Mr Collett had inadvertently given the I child a box of lucifer matches to play with, and that the little creature had eaten a number of them, and died from the effects of the phosphorus. A verdict of" Accidental death" was returned. ! Erom late Sydney papers we learn that a man named Crawshaw and his wife were tried at the Central Criminal Court, Sydney, a few days since, for arson/ and after three days' trial fonnd guilty and sentenced to death. The trial created great excitement, as thejprisoners had occupied a very respectable position at Bombala. When the dreadful sentence was pronounced, Mrs Crawshaw fainted and her husband burst into tears. The judge stated that in reporting the case he would recommend a diminution of the punishment, as no lives were lost at the lire, and the female prisoner bad given, the first alarm. It is not generally known that any . persons found guilty of setting fire to any building in which any human beings are contaiued* render themselves liable to be sentenced to death. . In- the heyday and 1 sunshine of life we ' treat' with contempt the' warnings oi; soberminded and well-meaning people ; but when in after years we find we .can no longer trifle with our lives and constitutions, it becomes us to find out for a certainty what are the best, the~surest, and the safest medicines to take in all'cases of sickness or theatening disease. The cures already \ effected,' ; and the testimonials received by the" proprietor, warrant the assertion that -, there are no -known medicine equal to ""Goelah's Great Indian Cures." Sold by all chemists. Holloway's Ointment '"and'" Pills. — Disease of the skin, ringworm, scurvy, jaundice, scrofula or kings evil, sore heads, and the most inveterate skin disease to which the human frame is subject, cannot be treated with a more safe" and certain remedy than Holloway's Ointment and l Pills ■ which act so peculiarly upon the constitution and so purify the blood, that those diseases are at once eradicated from the system, and a lasting - cure obtained. They are equally efficacious in the cure of tumors, burns, scalds, glandulous swellings, ulcerous <wounds, rheumatism, contracted and stiff joints. • These medicines operate mildly but surely!.' The cures effected by them are not temporary or apparent only, but complete and permanent.

OUR COUNTRY ERlEKDfe, %efore^ drifting fts|xon tleir "|)iiwfiliiiite : will do well to pay a visit to any of our STORES, we having the largest STOGK -to choose from in the Proimce. Oxu GROCERY DEPARTMENT is well assorted with all the neces- IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, OILMEN'S STORES, &c, &c. :; '^y'<MM:jßAliiSMNgjto:(Bitt.- :t -"'--' : -' '' ■' : saries for &c CHRISTMAS Season, at the very lowest JEwI^RY^! for DRAPERY, MILLJNERY,^ CLOTHi^ market rates. | : CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. offered only ;fbt the CHRISTMAS I SEASON. .;. „; English and Colonial BOOTS at our usual satisfactory prices. f GASH BUYERS OF WOOL. ! A Second-hand Six-horse Power POKTABM ? INGHCE3 ingood %i*der, to^ he ;Soldicii|ai). : I