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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 194, 16 August 1881, Page 4

BOARD & RESIDENCE, with Private Ibomi and Bathroom ; also, use of Piano, &c. At Mrs ABKEW'S, Bo«e Lodge Nile-street. 8996—tc Sun Brewery WAIMEA ROAD, JOHN SUNLEY & CO. beg to announce to the inhabitants of Nelson and the Country districts that they have commenced business as Brewers, and they will be prepared to deliver their Sparkling Ales in any quantity, not less than two gallons, early in August. In soliciting the custom of Private Families and Free Houses, John Sunley & Co. are desirous of stating that their Ales will be found pure, well flavored, sound, and full bodied; the utmost care and attention being bestowed upon, their manufacture, and none but the very best materials used. For the convenience of customers in the immediate vicinity of the town, | orders given at M. M. Webster's, Trafalgar-street (sole Agent for the Ales in Nelson), will meet with prompt attention. Fresh Yeast always on hand, either at the Store of M, M. Webtter, or at the Sun Beewbry, WAIMEA ROAD. ' Nelson, 25th July, 1881. 2409-t c Wm. WilJrie^ BRIDGE-STREET. AREIYED Per "Napier," via Dunedin — EISMNG NETS and TWINE Roping and Seaming Twine Per " Black Watch,"— QQ Q FA GK A GES, CJC2O CONSISTING OF— 100 Boxes Prices Sperm Candles 100 Jars Superior Vinegar, in 1 and 2 gallons 15 Casks Currants Sultanas, Elemes and Muscatels Oxford Blue, in Squares Keen's Mustard Vaa Houten's and other Cocoa Fancy Soaps 20 Cases Coleman'a Starch Anglo-English Condensed Milk Findon Haddocks Cod Liver Oil I Golden Syrup in Tins and bulk - lib. and 2-lb. Tins Marmalade ; 12 Cases Mixed Confectionery '■ 1 Ton Crushed Loaf Sugar 25 Tons of the Finest Mauritius ' Sugar (the only lot hi Nelson of ; same sample. Wm.lrakie, BRIDGE-STREET.

Practice Economy! ■ — i —^.p. YOU can effect a CONSXt)ERABLE SAVING by Purchasing your Grocieries, Pr6visions, etc., ; at thd e^clasively READY MOSfEY Sf ORES, The Wood, and Washington Talley. Robert Sjrodgr ass. Tie GfenttiDte^ 'linger" for Hand | "T^ addition to the extensive Factories in America j M&IM they 'have; builfr a large one in Scotland, and ; WPQSBSIiit. Wi the demand still' increasing' they are contemplating j K MjJ building another ; ri&ivr Factory in : England; Such > fmfej AjMsmnY ' access alone should.be a guarantee of the high ! j| f^^^^^® qhMit^ ° f i the " SII^ BRi " Maciiines. ; I A £ Jh^^m kinds of Machines repaired. I I ')t J^^^^^^^S Pu ™^ ilfroinr^ a: P^ lrt > ttle ' Needles from \ ff-\\ \^P^^^^^^^^^ffl V^ P er dozen. \^^^^^ W.f HIIBB ARD, | _ -■■ '"I^EiJT, TiRAFALGARiST. : N.B. — Machines left for repairs, if !not fetched within €wb r months, will be j sold to pay expenses, \ "~"~ 3008 ■ ; _|lttffiSE ; MMTGTIOJNT M ■ W^E tove much' pleasure in submitting to the public the following PRICES for BOOTS and SHOES, to order and measure, all guaranteed of best material, and made on the premises. Gents' French Calf, or Kangaroo Gents' Watertights 17 6 Spring Sides 18/6 Gents' Bluchers ... 12/6 Gents' Colonial Calf do;, 15/6 & 16/6 Ladies 5 Higk Lace and Spring Gents' Oxford and Derby Sides from ... ... H/—l6/Shoes ..-...■..,... .. ... 15/6—17/6, ChUdren's and Girls', in all sizes Gents French Calf Shooters ...18/6 .and patterns, from... 5/-- -14/Gents Super. Strong Lace-upa ... 16/6 Boys' Lace-ups, from ... 5/6—13/Those requiringjjan have the PatenfeJWaist Spring fitted at a small extra T cost. Her ' "mi"'' " ' T|~4r V^k '^\ ~wik *t~t t* • i *; : w : Jb . MUyJKi% Bs lds6N9tf eet.