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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 40, 16 February 1881, Page 2

T ■»"*», wp«fr« /ff*»v. "s?*% "S'^. "2P"? "apwa, «% 4*"^£ -^ • JU«/» dbc&a \sf Bflgo/ JL/ oL^I JL%9 \rf^V/» SUGARS suitable for Preserying 1 : Finest Crushed Loaf First and Second Counters Fine Yellow from 4|d per lb. New Season's TEAS in Boxes, Half-chests, and Chests^ irom Is 9d to 3s 6d per lb.. Just Received: a large importation of AMERICAN GOODS: Washing Machines, Novelty Wringers, Preserving Pans, Buckets, Tubs, Axes, Hayforks, Rakes, Saws, Cutlery, Clocks, Electro-plated Goods, &c , &c. Fencing "Wire, Cormi gated Iron, llop Bales, and Corn Sacks. Cash Buyers of Hops and all Colonial Produce. EICHMOM D and MOUTERE.

, THEATRE ROYAL. RE-APPEARANCE OF THE Comedy and Burlesque Company TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 17th, in the world-famed Drama "Struck Oil!" Change of Programme each evening. 57g ON SALE Fx Anazi and Hurunui— 2f\ Tons BEST ANNEALED \J FENCING WIRE, Nob. 7 ami 8. Ex City of Tanjore, from Calcutta— 25 Bales HOP BALES, full weigbf. To arrive per Pareora and Himalaya^ v ; a V. ell.ngton— 1632 Pkgs GENERAL MERCHANDISE, consisting of Oilmen'B Sioree, Wineß & Spirits, Hardwarp, etc. To arrive prr Williavi Davie, from Glasgow — 57 Bales en 1 Cases WINTER DRAPERY MOSS DAVIS. Rriclge-st., Feb. 13, l»8l. 521— ntc

THEATRE S^^^ft KOYAL LAST-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ! THOMPSON'S CONFEDERATE 1 DIORAMA, MONSTEB GIFT MGHIH! No extra charge of admusion— Ss, 2s, le. 567 LIEUT. HERMAN, Manager. \ SPECIAL MEETING of ARTILLERY J\. CADETS ia required for February 2-, at the Drill-Shu©, at Seveu p.m. Important bUßintsa. C. W. JENNINGS, 560—2 Captain. Pianoforte Hecital Mdme. Cecilia SUMMERHAYES. THEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY, February 23, 1881. MADAME CECILIA SUMMERHAYES will give a PIANOFORTE HECITAL ns above, when she will be assisted by LADY and GENTLEMEN AMATEURS, who have kindly tendered their services for the occasion. (Programme in a future issue.) Tickets— Front Seats, 35.; Second Seats, 1b 6d.; Gallery, 2a. Front Seats and Front row of Gallery can j be reserved on payment of 6d. extra. ! Plan at Mr Stanton's, where tickets may be obtained. Doors open at 7 30, commence at S. Carriages may bo ordered for Ten o'clock500— ate

The " Wertlieim " Sewing XYJLctv/li AJLIw • THE MACHINE PAR EXCELLENCE FOE THE COLONIES ! Made in different patterns to suit varying requirements. " The Wertlieim Hand Machine " "The Little YV'erthuim Hand Machine" " The Triumph Hand and Foot, Machine " " The Wertheim Family Machine " «_ — _:o: Why do we recommond tlie " Wertheim " ? Because of the excellence of its construction. It has loose winding, wliecl, automatic winder, an excellent sltvltle of large size, good tensions, and tho HORIZONTAL YEEI) working from below, which in practice is almost universally preferred to the feed which works from above. Because of its great range of icorJc ; muslin or moleskin being equally well worked by it, and fourteen different accessories are supplied gratis for various trimmings, etc. Because it is simple and casilij understood ; and Because of its proved utility ; for we have sold a large number, and they give evevy satisfaction. INSPECTION INVITED. WILKIHS and FIELD, AGENTS FOR NELSON DISTRICT. 0- — ' WILKINS & FIELD Invite inspection of iheir various patterns of TRUNKS and BOXES, invaluable to Ladies and Gentlemen who arc travelling. The patterns comprise " Tlio Tourist's Box," " The Ladies' Satchel," " The Handy Box," " The Scarborough Trunk," and " The Steel Overland Trunk," which latter is unsurpassed for strength, lightness, and security of fastening. — « O — In SEWING MACHINES their slock embraces several new and improved patterns, both in " hand " and in " treadle," also in " hand and treadle combined ; " and vnriely for selection, excellence of quality, and moderate prices cannot fail to meet the approval of their customers. Wilkxns & Field, Ironmongers, Nelson.