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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 308, 28 December 1881, Page 4

Christmas, 1881. the Inhabitants of Mptueka and surrounding districts. M. M. 'WGbstGr TT AVING at considerable expense erected. J tiTt U ° ' ' -tL the LATEST IMPROVED MAdBIN- ° in thanking his numerous customers for kkY for SEPARATING and CLEANING their valued, favors, respectfully announ- WHEAT, snd baying also .effected ,other ces that he has finished his selection of i MATERfAL ALTERATIONS ia our PTTft-TQTM A Q PPTTTTQ MOTOEKA MILL, we emil nowbe able to a UHHlDlJliiiij I HUIIO, supply FLOUR of the very best quality. » COMPRISING : - We shall also be prepared, in the Sowing l Muscatels, Sultanas, Elemes, Cur- f e«°Bf to thoroughly CLEAN Farmers' rants, Figs, French Plums, Can- BB^ of »H Wodiai^mall charge, diei? Peels, Jordan Almonds, Bar- Tj coei v c^ <« ns*», j j ™ ' » j T_, T -vr -r -r xiecemd ex lf Kieh&rd and Mary," and on celoita Nuts, Jams, Jellies, Sale-Sixrr To»»g QBEYMoaTfI CO&L. American Preserved Fruits for Dessert, and all the etcetras suitable Alto on Sale—All varieties of BISCUITS for the festive season. manufactured at our Nelscn Factory. During the month of December M. M. ( Webster will Sell his New GRIFFIN & SONS, Fruits at COST PRICE. FLOUR AND FLAX MILLS, MOTUEKA, A Choice Selection of City Flour Mills and Biscuit Factory, 1 Preserving Sugars SELBON 4891 , at exceptionally low rates. INDIA AND CHINA «^ NEW g SEA|OFS a TEAS some of the most delicately flavored crops NEW ZEALAND SAiLWATS imported, and the best value eyer __, offered in the Southern Hejnisphere. "TVT ELS ON SECTIOK Wines and Spirits : imETABiiE A special effort has been" made to AJJtta* 4 select the best known brands, and easterners ' _ T ' __ „„■"'"* ■' ■ - ' ''" can confidently rely on the quality. -ON -AND .AFTER 25ih JO LY, J BBI. Very old Brandt (1865), : ~~ — — ; — — Fine matured Islay, and KUmarnock ■J , t •••«•»• «o »• f Wniekies, Jamaica Rum, Geneva, 3H ° ° *■* *» « m ■•* SP «-- : » «; " Old Tom, Schnapps, English Ale |c «c «« «'*^ c' and Porter, fine old Port, choice »* °* a . ' " a Sherries, excellent Claret 3, Sauterne, « -— . — Chateau Qyeam, Superior Cham- h .1 * H .*° ¥5 -° 4 ** n °° pagne (extra dry), Australian Shiraz _g^ • o -h« ««■* « to «^ <» « ' and Constantia, &c, &c. 3 . ■g JJ isnisnuiooxooioa The celebrated •"'a 1 ' t SUISr BEER ■■!■■ *o r «~.«.^«* t in wood or bottle (no stamp required"). '•a' For Luncheon, Pic-nics, &c— - ' J l ' J Z :«« sZ t«« :«- : Preserved Epping Sausage, Minced | 4 Meat, Sheep Tongues, Ox Tongue, „ m Brawn, Potted Head, Beef, Mutton, g "J""^ " Tripe, and Soups of all kinds. lig-S 1 *■ « :S* :§ :? OT . ° • Hansen's Rennet Extract, Id? 0 s< '«*'«^'«>'^2:^ : 2-quart bottle, 7/6. ; M. M. Webster's COFFEES atil § 5 S " : 5 3 =2 " : S5 S " : S 1 retain their high reputation for supe- j* w — — - ( rior manufacture, delicate flavor and I a ! « ;«5 :• ;«» ;2* value ; 'sold in 1, 2, 3, 7, 14, 28, and — l^^ll^^L^ 56-lb. tine, wholesale and retail. = s s sssass| : ; FLOUR, of the beat quality only, kept in stock. : . i : • £ g : i H i : Goods delivered to any part of the S'^ S . « • S Cit r FREE i^r^i-jL, : M M. WEBSTER, Family Grocer, Wine g M-M ggg «« S-§ k : aod Spirit Merchant, Ccffee and Chicory B-"lJfeSiß®^2Ssl ' .Manafactarer.&c. TEAiAWABsxwtM. __ g^fgg»«yMopgpgfi '. ! : ___^ § 3 »noien«n«ne B^^H % I-5 S "•■"• *"3 %£ ■* O<* M « -<r ojio a. ife^i fX^\-/^ ->^v 5 -? — fi§^§ I S 3 f>. So-' «noo»ecoon«. fPP'I "S % C 3 ftr/ ; |_J0 O^- ««COS3 *«5 « , /Pi * s 1 1 1^ H " K m - |s^ii^" p^ef ° lilt*" :o :-« .5 :«^ : g A\fSM \ \ 1 <3 P* g L H H "^ « — — '- ± — — ■■ — . •• ■"- -■ — '— — ■— • ■nlvie' §91 M ;i^^ty^ l; mm i gi-s ■ - ' -^ Mat ,»5 8 S -"^ c>^' ■■ ,; ';" — : = — : ■ . &&?m S l^^ S *PLATIOBMB OKLY.—Twdns do.not ■'■B stop at these nnlrra required.; )Notioa shout nj -^Stik /jfl*Hjjkj^sffl& be given to the GxiatdL'at. tiie LiSretioiu ;stoojmJ yfeHT™r™ii^<| I SttH v^6*»V-*Sie:Statidn form^lyicailad Foxi^*™H hill is now named Wai iti. :> : J.^MAXWEBLj .;-) .. " - -r-6ec era! Manager, ' imiiiiimi mi ii - :. . • " ' '" ' Nelson Cash Boot Depot. j ; Arthur Staples ; Having purchased Mesers. %.& j- m .^STAPLES' interest in their Bridge- street I f BOOTS AKD SHOES at a gireat sacrifice i to make room for consignments: now due. Being a practical man, he ig in a ! position to execute BESPOKE ORDERS on the premises, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than any other makers in town. ] B»peßJnal^i]8 »p eB Jn al^i ] ? aB -" *» Girls' English Kid, 6x9 .. e"o ' Ladies B^afc Calf Balmorals ... 11 9 Girls' English Kid 10 x 13 7 0 L adl ce 8 > Levant Elastic Sides ... 7 6 Youtha' Kip Lace, from Z J a-. Gents Watertights, best pegged 17 0 Bluchwrfaom... ... J-3' 1 Gents' Shooters, best pegged ... 14 6 ' Gents' French Calf Almas 17 0 > ~~" ' 1 Gents' French Calt Balmorals 17 0 ■ BEP AIRING-— '' Gwl'HirL^-wT-' V". 10 6 Ge^' Boot". Soled and Heeled 44 ' Girß^High-legKidLace,3xs 4 6 Ladies' and Youths' „ 3« , ARTHUR STAPLi;§, I ■ OA. S H B Q O X D E PO if , BKIDeE-STEEBtv NEIiSON. - , [ IMMENSE (EBDTOTKXTIN I BOOTS AKD SHOES! j ' E have much pleasure in submitting to the public thb * Mowing PRICES for BOQTS anfSHOES^ to ordi 3 and measure, aU guaranteed of best material, a^d made 05 thepremiseß. Gents' French Calf, or Kangaroo Gents" Watertights ... lYlfi Spring Sides ...18/6 Genta' Bluchers ... 'Vok' Gents Colonial Calf do., 15/6 & 16/6 Lcdies* Higk Lace and Spring * Gents Oxford and Derby Sides from U/~16/---p ♦> I un ,;" CL - 15 / 6 - 17 / 6 Children's and Girls', in all izes *> Gents French Calf Shooters ... 18/6 and patterns, from... 6> 1 14/Gents Super. Strong Lace-ups ... 16/6 Bo JB ' Lace-upe, ftcm «. 5/6 — 18/ Thoee requiring^ca* have the Patent Waist Spring^tted at a small extra coatl S. 4 F. MOOBE, Bridge-stredt