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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 39, 15 February 1881, Page 2

SUGiI'HS suitable for Preserving: Finest Crushed Loaf First and Second CountersFine Yellow from 4|d per lb. JNew Season's TEASV in Boxes, Half-cbests, and Cbests, from Is 9d to 3s 6d per lb. Just Keceived : a large importation of AMBRICAJV GOODS; Wnsli ing Macliincs, Novelty' Wringers, Preserving Pans, Buckets, Tu'^s, Axes, Hayforks, Kalfcs, Saws, Cutlery, Clocks, Electro-plated Goods, &o , &c. Fencing Wire, Corrragated Iron, . . Hop Bales, and Corn Sacks;. Cash Buyers of Hops and all Colonial Produce. RICHMOND and MOUTERB. T 9 1L Jhlodder & Co,'

EX-OPENING OF TIIS Comedy and Burlesque Company ON THURSDAY KEXT, Febhuabt 17 r IN STRUCK OIL! ON SALE I x Anazi nni JJurunui--QA Tons B K S T ANNEALED ..^'W FfCNCING WIRE, Nos. 7 BD'I 8. Ix 67fy fi/' Tanjore, from Calcutta— 25 B.a!fs HOP I-JALFS, Jul! weight. To srfive per Pareora nnd Jlimalaya, via V l . eli.ngton— 1632 Pkss GENERAL MERCHANDISE. GfiUbistiuy; of Oiltneu'd Stores, Wiuea & Spirits, Hardware, etc. To arrive p : r William Davic, from L-ii a s&uw — 57 Balsa anJ Cases WINTER DSAPERY MOSS DAVIS. * ? rtf2o-«i:., Vp.\ is, 1-81. 521 — rite

TIIE.iTJiB fely'^P^ liOYAL TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! 1 'HMIOAIPSON'S CONFI DLliAi/k JL DIORAMA, and L I E U T . h K K ai AN , the ujjirvcilcus Ventiilcqiiift. TO BK GIVKN AWAY TO-KIGr.T ! Suite of Furniture valued at £45 A<iHiis3i."in—3>., in., la. T O- V: ( .31 K ' ,i W A I'"f E H NOON Grand Matinee!! Every Child will receive h likuusomo present, AdDiissJon— Childn-u, B ck Ser-.ta, C>">.; Fr.int Soils, ia Doers open at 2 30 ccinmer.cing: at 3. 561 LIKUT. JiAUMAI?, RJa:\ai;cr. SOUTHEHN f-^.TAR LODGE, 73.5 E.U. *£*• K^ ? W /\ /\ 'pni'3 (vKI'INATtY ft\OXT»f..y •'MTOT.O. I'-'G \viu he ! *i<3 in the -/iAS. kig -am,, THIS (Tuesday) aVENINi.^ at Vi v ,hf. o'c'.cck sharp. By order df tlia Iv. ; VT., 553 TU( 'S. SCDTT, lion. Pecrctsr/. FOR S-' ALE— CFI :■" A F. IQA MRHI--0 WTJITME^S, Buitablu XO L? fur >• t ;rf b 'j h-j a' o-.-o »re i-. go -i couilititn, ft' d hftvo ?.ll voud nioutba, r>-na wii! hc> yoli iD i.ctj to suit i>u;clia:.cr3. i'Vi i^vtsc'jlara apply to 5i26 — Sn FKANC'B '. :.

The " "Wertheim" iaewing iViaenme! THE MACHINE PAR EXCELLENCE FOR THE COLONIES ! Made in different patterns to suit varying requirements. " The Wertheim Hand IMachine " "The Little Wcrthcim Hand Machine" " The Triumpli Hand and Foot Machine" '• The Wertheim Family Machine " Why do we recommend the " Wertheim " ? Because of the excellence of its construction. It has loose tvindivq wlteel, automatic winder, an excellent shuttle of large size, fjood tensions and tho HOEIZOIsTAL FEED working' from below, -which iv practice is almost universally preferred to the feed which works from above. Because of its great range of work; muslin or moleskin being equally well worked by it, and fourteen different accessories arc supplied gratis for various trimmings, etc. Because it is simple and easily understood ; and Because of its proved utility ; for wo have sold a large number, and they give every satisfaction. INSPECTION INVITED. w iTjJKj j\i H and VTkTjTj AGENTS FOR NELSON DISTRICT. T f JLXiJLsk.JL.JJSI kJ iv Jj -H-l]jJj.Ll Invite inspection of their various patterns of TRUNKS and BOXES, INVALUAM.E to Liitlies and Gentlemen who are travelling. Tho patterns comprise " The Tourist's Box," " The Ladies' Satchel," " The Handy Box," •« The Scavl.ovonjrh Trunk," : ,ud "The Steel Overland Trunk," wliich latter is "unsurpassed for strength, lightness, and security of fastening. In SEWING MACHINES their stock embraces several now and improved patterns, bolh in " hand " and in " ireadlc," also in " hand and treadle combined ; " and vi-vieiy for selection, excellence of quality, and moderate prices cannot fail to meet the appioval of their customers. Ironmongers, Kelson, January, 1881,