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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 6, 7 January 1881, Page 3

Cattle for Sale. ABOUT SEVENTY BEAD of FAT and STORE CATTLE for sale by War. GIBBP,of Totaranui. BOARD & RESIDENCE, with Private Rooms and Batbroom ; a!*o, use of Piano, &c. At Mrs ABEEW'S, Rose Lodge, Kilo-street. 3996—tc FOR SALE. ROSS LODGE, with immediate Possesssion, containing IS Rooms, with large flower, fruit, and vegetable garden, Terms, easy. Apply to Mtb Aski.w, on premises. 3995— tc NOTICE. THE indersigned will cortinue to run bis COACH to Motueka as mual. H. HAYCOCK. H. H. thanks his frfc-nds, and the public pecerally, for the support accorded to him duriDfr the past 10 years, and hopes by ttudyIng the convenience of paeeengers and by providing an experienced and careful driver to merit a continuance of that patronage, 4°83 In the Estate of T. 8,/fIYMOND, a bfl nl7rupt. A LL Person* INDEBTED to the above a , , ;* c are requested to PAY their KTWonr to Messbs. ADAMS ani S.VjtSt Solicitors, NelFon, who are au- :,""". rfd TO COLLECT AND SUE FOR JOHN SOUTHERN, ) «,„..„„ 5824 J. S. M. THOM PSON, [ irßßteeß - The Bridge-street Produce Store, Opposite West's. EGGS, BUTTER, Bacon, Cheese, Potatoes, Poultry, and all kinds of Farm and Dairy Produce. Also, a larpe quantity of Ripe Plums, Gooseberries. B'ackCurrattr and Apples, at the lowctt possible price:?. .4080 To the Trade and the Public. WM. STANTON begs (o return • thanks for the support accrrded him in brs'neflfl for the pa*t thirty years— in an unchanged business,— and to inform bis iriends tbat he is now bfduoing bis large and varied stcck by offering goods at strictly INDUCEMENT PRICES, with a view to alterivg the character of his trade. Until this is accomplished, he will Bell strictly and genuinely as follows :— , Stationery below invoice price . . Books in some instances at half publication price. Mubic, Few and Standard, by any publisher, £3 worth for £1 (not old fctoety Pianofortes awd Obqans aa cheap a« in England (sacrificing the import. chaw§. and the heavy doty of 17 per cent.); ....•:.. Sewing] Machines— Grover & Baker, and others — at half price. An exceedingly heavy stock on hand. Threadp, Silks, and Accessories relatively cheap. * # * The following miscellaneous lines ore well filled, acd will bear large profits forthe trade buyer, ti'z j— Cards, Paper, Printing Materials. Inks, &c. leather Bugs. Satchels, and Wallets Framed and Unframed EDgravinga Heavy Gilt P f cture Framing and Cornice Cricket Crrque*. »nd Fencing Material Perambulators, Footballs Jewellery, Fancy Goods Theatrical requisites Wigp, etc. Cox's Coated Pills, Kirby'a do. Druggists' Sundries, Patent Medicines Mats and Mnttine in variety Musical Ifstrbmenth of every description— Brass, Wood, and Stringed Music Strings. Ucede, Co sea, and FittiDgs Gold and Silver Laces, Braids, Cords, Fringes. Trimmings Spanglep, Zincs, Cloth. Tissue, Foil, etc.—* large and valuable Stock of all kinds. Gothic Latches, Doar Furniture, Veranda Iron Ransome's Silicate (Indurating preparation) Malt Mill, Large Ccft*e Milt and Roaster Cottage Ranges, Heating Ptove, And a variety of other Merchandise, Hardware, Fancy Goodß, Oilman's Stores and articles of consumption. Just 'Rkobived-^-A case of GBD. and other Wood Pipea of feupetior class, Tobacconiits 1 Goode, and Genuine Meerschaums. , W. M. STANTON & CO., Commiwion and General Agents, Suleemen and Brokers, Importers of Specialities, &c, Nobwioh Union Fibe Office. Christmas, 1880. MM. WEBSTER, Family Grocer, Coffee •and Chicory Manufacturer , Wine, Spirit, and Provision Merchant, Trafalgarstreet, mpectfully announces that he has received his NEW CHRISTMAS FRUITS, and other goods .necessary for the season, comprising— very fine Mußcatda, Sultanas Eleme Currants, French Plums, Figs, Dates, Preserved Peaches, Apricots, Peach Plnms. Jordan Almondi. Barcelona Nntp, Candied Peels, Calveu'-feet ,lelly, Guava Jelly, Corunder Jelly. Preserved Limes, Tamarinds, Jams, Bottled Fruits, &c., &c. Preserving Sugars Crushed Loaf, Snowdrop, White Crystal?, Yelldws.V&c. 70 Half- Chbsts^l oo Boxes ; Few Season's Teas, 1880-81, These Teas have been carefully selrcted with trie usual judgment from very large stocks, and can bo strongly recommended bb to price or quality. . Wines and Spirits/ M. M. W. wishes to call particular attention to this branch of his business and submits the following SPECIAL PRICE LIST, made up to suit the tlme« and the comi'g festive season: — DuboiB 1 celebrated Pale Brandy, 63b per case of I dozen; Fine old Pale Brandy, 52s for 2 gallors ; superior Moy Whiskey, 48s, for 2 gallons ; Geneva, from 65s per cafe ; very superior Port, 60s per dozen ; very fine old Port, 60s per dozen (this is a very hi»h class wine, in . every way suitable for invalid?, and worth 80s); Burdon's and Cocess' Sberries, 48s and. 54s per dozen respectively Ohene cherries ure unr quailed in quality); F.nprlish Ale.dog brand, 14s 6d par dczen ; Dublin Ptout, Piff bwnd,. 14s 6d ptr «'czen ; Blood, Wolfe. & Co.'s Ptout, 12s 6d per dozen. Saltfr's justly celebrated Attstbalian WmEa—Constantia, 25b for 2 ffallons ; 27b for 2 gallons ; bherry, 25a for 2 gallons. Habuey's renowned Wangahui Alb, 58 for 2 gallons. Pure Jslawb limb JtJTCE, Is per tottle. Webster's Coffee continues to hold the premier position for purity, flavor, and comet raumfacture. The traoe BUDp^ed witn tMa attid© m &U Us stages, the green berry, roasted berry, ground pure, ground mixed, loose,. and paofced.. In .1, 2, 3, 7, 14, 28. and 56 Jb. air-tight tins, warranted to keep any length of time. A Prime Lot of Hams and Bacon, Waimea afld Canterbury Cfcee&e< M.M. WEBSTER, Family Grocer, Coffee and Chicory Blaimfaottirer* Wine, Spirit, and Provision Meiobant,