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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, Issue 61, 27 October 1855, Page 1

d TUST ARRIVED, ex QUEEN MAR ie tl GARET, and on sale at the Inexhaustible : — 58 Another lot of Grey's prize ploughs S, Scythes and handles n Drummond's patent ditto, with cradles *.. Pitchforks and handles Grindstones and spindles Sheep -shears - Hand, pit, and breaking-down saws Harrow tines, and coupling-irons for woodei i_ harrows Cast iron fittings for open fires \ Fenders and fire-irons / » Oven doors and frames / Saddler's ironmongery ~\y p Arms and axles '| Milk-dishes, tea-pots, and cruet-stands. 7 W. Dabtnall, Richmond. WDARTNALL begs to inform the Pub • lie that BRICKS WILL BE READ} c FOR DELIVERY at his New Yaed, at Richmond ,c, c early in tho ensuing month. Persons requiring Bricks will be supplied in tin rotation in which they give their order ; and no Brick: will be guaranteed unless a deposit is paid on them. W. D. begs further to state that he is now preparec - to supply materials of every sort for Buildings of an; magnitude. . Richmond, October 15, 1855. \X I "IVTELSON MILLINERY ESTABLISH V ll MENT. Mrs. GREEN respectfully calls the attention o: her town and country friends lo the following list o: ' NEW GOODS, which she lias the pleasure of offering 3 for their inspection. The superior quality of all artic les selected by her being well known to be of the verj ') best description, needs no comment from herself, further than to state they will be sold far the lowbsi REMUNEBATING PROFIT. / ' BONNETS. **— Trimmed straw, Tuscan, fancy rice, Manilla, Dunstable, Chenille, Crinoline, and drawn silk and satin j children's in great variety, from 2s. each. * MANTLES in moire antique, watered silk, glaice silk, satin, white, black, and coloured lace, embroidered muslin, &c. DRESSES in barege, balzarine, white embroidered, printed musl in, brocaded satin, salinetle, satin lure, china, silk, r Gro de Naples, moire antique, Thibet, Lama, Bayadere robes, ginghams, &c, &c. SHAWLS, CHILDREN'S DRESSES. Infants' robes, frocks and caps Bonnet and cap ribbons, neck-ties Veils, velvets, end velvet ribboii3 Black and while lace, net, tulle Habit shirts, collars and sleeves _ ... - *"-i 1 2ksSu1s, liUtv nets, flowers""" " Wreaths and head-dresses, Brighton uglies " Lace and muslin curtains, Uoylo'a prints Irish linen, diaper, Holland, dowlas Calico, Tweeds., merinocs, Marseilles quilts Infants' cot do., India nankeen, jean Dress trimmings and braids, &c, &c. Trafalgar-street, Nelson, (Next door to the Bank.) SUMMER SHAWL S.— fsj India silk and crape, / Barege ditto, Caalunere, &c. / ( Bridal and "ball dresses. >— - Mrs. Geeex, Milliner, Next door to the Bank. 1/<OR SALE— 3,OOO feet American tongued . and grooved Flooring Boards, / 2,000 good Bricks. V George Ridings. L B ER T H~O~lj~S~ir^ Ladies' white coutille Stays i . „ drab satteen Stays / v/ » " r^y J ean Stays. — Alexakdee Aitke\. October 9. ALBERT HOUSE.— -L\- Ladies' cloth Boots Men's Blucher Boots ,-~ I ~-r Men's Shoes ( ■•^ Boys' laced Boots. Alexander Aitkes. October 9. SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY. E. F. JONES begs to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and the suiTounding districts that he has commenced the manufacture and supply of every article connected with his trade, and hopes, by unremitting attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public support. A good assortment of the following goods on sale, at very moderate prices :—: — Ladies' saddles, with Victoria slippers and leaping heads ; all-over hogskin hunting saddles, various ; silver and brass mounted gig harness ; cart and leading harness; trace and plough chains; whips, bits, spurs, rope, &c. Best Saddles and Side Saddles made to order, and horses carefully fitted. S' BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, X opposite Albert House. \j EX "MOSELLE"— 20 boxes window glass, 8 x 10 •i sets of harness 4 bales blankets i ' j „ 4 bales three-bushel sacks J) double guns 3 single do. 20,000 No. 2 cheroots. F. Rochfout, Haven-road. IjIIRST-RATE VERTICAL SAW-MILL for SALE, capable of working Two Dozen Saws. Also, the Machinery necessary for connecting same with a Water Wheel. lt consists of a capital iron traveller, upwards of 40 feet long, with standards, rollers, raekwork, pinions, and ratchell-wheel, crank-shaft, fly-whcd, chiving pulley, connecting rod, plummer blocks, standards for swing and fnwie, collar bolls, swinging frame, extra ratchett- wheel, and two extra pinions. Also, an additional shaft, -with largo iron spur wheel and pinion to increase the speed, •with two plummer blocks, two 5 in. iron gudgeons for a waterwheel, with plummer blocks, and 6 in. leather bands GO feet long, with lacings. Also, 6 do/:en mill saws, five dozen of wliich are sharped and ready for use; 3_ gross sharping files, and a setting horse. < q ""}_ The whole of the bearings oflne Mill are of gum metal. The above may be seen erected, at Mr. Rochport's Store, Haven-road. CHEAP GENERAL STORE. X AWRENCE DEVANEY has always on J—i hand, at his Store, Bridge-street, a large assortment of Ready-made Clothing of all kinds, Groceries of every description, Cheese, Butter, Bacon, &c, &c, &c. i Bridge-atrert, yel*on. \y \