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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 52, 4 March 1843, Page 250

m}Y the THOMAS SPARKS— JLJ 40 barrels Irish'pork 25 barrels bottled ale SO firkins butter 6 boxes tea 10 kegs herrings 5 barrels oatmeal | 4 bags coffee 4 boxes candles 2 bales blankets 1 hogshead brandy 1 puncheon rum . 4 kegs whiskey And sundry surplus stores. Mobbison & Sclanbees, Febwary 34.! Auckland Point. /t^HIRTY Tons of FIRST FLOUR, J- ex Vanguard; Auckland Point, Moftßtsotf & Sclandibs. February 3. jCf'H INGL IN G NAILS. "k3 Mobbison & Sclandee*. V February 10. Auckland Point. t/ EX ELIZABETH. SUPERIOR Red Wine, Brandy, Gin, O Rum, &c. &c. &c, at Messrs. C Empson and Co.'a Warehouse, Auckland Point. - ; -' Nelson, Feb. 17. JP^RESH BUTTER, 3s. per lb. \*J H. W. Buet. ' Haven Road, February 4. /^X PRINCE of WALES, GLENARM, \M-i and THOMAS SPARES, and will be on sale in a few days by the undersigned ; an assortment of superfine BROAD CLOTHS, cassimeres, doeskins, tweeds, tartans, moleskins, and furnishings for tailors ; men ane women's strong and light boots and shoes ; English leather and other materials for shoemakers ; blankets, rugs, and counterpanes ; a variety of ready-made clothing, prints, gown pieces, silk and cotton handkerchiefs, men and boys' caps, paper hangings, stationery, soap and candles, carpenters and coopers' tools, and an assortment of ironmongery suitable for bouse building. N. B. — A select stock of provisions, groceries, Jtc. on sale as formerly. A. Peeby< JL^AIZE MAIZE. MAIZE!— On TltjL Sale by the subscriber, Nelson, Jan. 21. A. Pebbt. iIJALMER and LAD, BRICKLAYERS, JL PLASTERERS, and SHINGLERS, Nile Street East, near Trafalgar Square, beg to inform the inhabitants of Nelson that they ore willing to contract for any work in either of the above branches, which they will undertake to perform in a manner that shall give entire satisfaction. P. & L. have now taken the South Suburban Section on which Limestone is found, and having burnt two or three Kilns, c*n supply LIME unslackcd, at the kiln, at JBi 10s. per toKyor delivered in Nelson at j6°3 per ton. tfA TRIGGS, WHEELWRIGHT, begs V_J» to return- his sincere thanks to the gentry and public in general for' the kind support he has received} and to inform them that he has now on his premises a large stock of well seasoned timber fit for use, which, combined with a great reduction of prices, he hopes will ensure him a continuance of their patronage, Trafalgar Street, Nelson. delivered at £2 10s. per thousJLM and. Apply to W. Figgis, Brickfield, Hardy Street. PRINTED FORMS of the following JL descriptions are always on sale at the office of this paper :— Blank forms for auctioneers Forms of entry for passing the Customs Seaman's articles of agreement Seamen's advance notes • yy Bills of exchange. qCTELSON AGRICULTURAL and i-^l HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.— A public meeting will be held at the Literary Institution, on SATURDAY the 11th of March, at twelve o'clock, when the rules for the government of the Association will be submitted. All persons desirous of becoming members are requested to attend . . C. Elliott, Secretary, pro. tern .. Carpenters' arms tavern, V_^ Collingwood-street.— A SELECT BALL will take place at the above tavern on MONDAY EVENING, March 13th, at which tße Nelson Band will attend. Double tickets, admitting a lady and gentleman, 7s 6d ; single tickets 6s ; refreshments included. Tickets may be procured at Mr. Ross', baker; Mr. Perry's store; Mr. M'Kay's, Auckland Point} and at the bar of the above tavern. Dancing td commence at seven o'clock. V rTrtO all MEMBERS of the I. O. F.— kJL A MEETING will be held at Host Anderson's, Bridge Street, Nelson, of all officers and brothers belonging to the Independent Order of ODD FELLOWS, Manchester Unity, on Saturday, April 15th, at six o'clock in the evening. All persons who have previously belonged to the Order are requested to attend.) \J/ MAP of the whole of the SUBURBAN XJI DISTRICTS of the Settlement of Nelson, on a scale of one inch to the mile, may be hsd of J. W. BaenicoaT, Survejar, Bridge Street, Nelson. Price j£2. %/*Eo ths Editor, or the Nblson Examinkb. SIR — In your last week's paper I was much pleased to find that an advertisement, which I had previously inserted, had taken its desired effect, not only in arousing " the suspicions of the public," but also in calling forth the " indignation " of those who would rather that their customers were not so auspicious. With respect to the absence of " a proof," permit me to say that it was far beneath my object to descend to personalities ; but if Mr. Ross wishes it, and has no objection "to see his name in print," for such a purpose, a " proof" shall not long be wanting. There are two or three circumstances connected with the fact, which so " fully proved " Mr. Ross's innocence, which ought not to be concealed. First, it was not a loaf that was sold, or had ever been offered for sale by me, but one which I had set aside from the batch for my "own mtn " to take home with him. In the next place, it was a cottage, weighed against a«e* loaf; a circumstance that would make at lent i lb.; difference in a four- pound loaf. Farther than this, my "own man " had commenced his supper /rom it, and when Mr. Ross took the loaf from him, be taid he would makt an allowance far what he had eaten! But lastly, and above all (as Mr. Ross states), all this happened "since " this unfortunate advertisement appeared, '* since" the " public suspicions" have been aroused, and "tino*," Mr. Ross has. made what alterations he considered advisable in the weight of his bread. I am sir, yours xttpecttalft Haig» Road, Feb. V. ' iAlfbbd Savmmm.