BLUE GUM SEED! BLUE GUM SEED ! ! ex late arrivals from Sydney, in splendid order, in small packages to suit the convenience of Purchasers. Appl^ to James Phielips, / Alma House, . / Trafalgar-street. ALBERT HOUSE. GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER COATS. /"/ Alexander Aitkex. 30th October. (__ $ J ALBERT HOUSE. Ladies' muslin dresses Ladies' balzarine dresses Ladies' real alpacca dresses Ladies' ldstre dresses Ladies' printed cambric dresses. S. Alexander Aitken. DINNER CUTLERY. Knives and Forks, white balance handled, from 18s. per dozen (24 pieces). Dessert ditto, white balance handled, from 13s. 6d. per dozen (24 pieces). Knives and forks, black balance handled, including carver, 31s. 6d. per set of 50 pieces. Also, 25 to 50 dozen dinner and dessert Knives and Forks, more or less damaged, from 8s. per dozen (24 pieces). Luke Nattrass, Bridge-street East. W R A P P I N G P A P E R S . 1 bale Sugar paper 1 „ Bag cap brown ditto 1 „ Imperial brown ditto 1 ,, Double-imperial brown ditto 1 ,, Double small hand ditto. Luke Nattrass, Bridge-street East. WDARTNALL begs to inform the • Public that he has disposed of his Drapery Trade and Stock to Mr. T. R. Hodder, and having built suitable Premises for carrying on the said business adjoining his own Store, trusta^that the Public will duly appreciate the benefit conferred on the district by securing to it all the advantages which civility and economy, combined with aa extensive Stock, are capable of affording. / Mr. Hodder being so well known to the inhabitants, any introduction would be superfluous. Richmond, October 29.V PUBLIC NOTICE. GENERAL DRAPERY, READY-MADE CLOTHES, BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND. TR. nODDER begs most respectfully to • inform the Inhabitants of Nelson Province, and especially those of the Waimea Districts, that he intends OPENING HIS NEW PREMISES on WEDNESDAY, November 7, 1855, and having purchased the whole of Mr. Daetnall's extensive Stock of newly-bought Drapery Goods, &c, also, in. addition, many new and suitable tjrfngs for the approaching season, would solicit onyCarly inspection of the same ; feeling assured that, b/ every attention to business, great care in the selection of the best goods, and offering them at prices equal to or lower than any in the colony, to ensure/a continuance of that trade which his predecessor /has been so liberally favoured with. V/ Terms Cash, or as near to that as possible. EX SlilP MAORI, direct from EnglandOne Cnse, containing Ktorence fancy robes Sill^dresses ColouiKd silk dresses FrenclNmrcge long shawls Silk tissue do. Cashmere scJK^f ehawls 10 Parasols \ > Sntnmcr prints, &<st T. C. J^ATCHELOH, Ok R II A 1$ T S N. Raisins X Muscatels \Prunes Garrawaya White pepper Black pepper Barcelona nuts Soft almonds Mixed spica . Spanish juice\ iL Rice, barley \. I Sago, tapioca T. C. Batcheloh, Brfljge-street. JUST OPENED, an assortment of Scythes and Handle?, Rubbers and Strickles. n. T. C. Batchelor, H \. Bridge-street. EX QUE e'X MAR6ARE T— 1 case of Sbws, best quality 7\ ft., 7 ft., 6i ft., ahd 6 ft. Pit Saws " G ft., 5£ ft., 5 ft., and \St. Cross-Cut Saws Hand, Ripping, Panel, atod Tenon Saws. T. C\ Batchelor, "1 \ Bridge-street. FOIhSALE, an excellent MILL, suitable for Wlicat, Maize, Oats, Barley, Pease, Bean&jv&c. ; by Ransom & Sims. This Mill wilKeftect a great saving in the economy of a farm, and might be worked by a small stream of water. \ Also, the PRIZE\IIAND DIBBLE, by Newington. N. This implement is admirably adapted for the culture of small farms, sowingNlO Acres with 5 Bushels of Wheat ; rows 9 inches apart and holes 4 inches, depositing 3 grama in each hole.\ I. imliLL, Waimea-strcolv Ironmonger, OppositXßridge-street. APPETITE AND DIGESTION IMPROVED. LEA and PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE imparts the most exquisite rcKflh to every variety of Dish, and, by its tonic and iimgorating properties, enables tho Stomach to perfectly digest the food. The habitual use of this Sauce hasNbeen found mo3t conducive to health. \ Sold by tho principal oealers in Sauces universally. Wholesale and for exportation by the Proprietors, Lea & Peueixs, 68, Bro^-street, Worcester, and 19, Fenchurch-street, LondoV Also by Crosse & Blackwell, and other Oilme\ and Merchants, Lon1 don. A^'ont for Nelson— Mr. T. Petcuard.
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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XIV, 7 November 1855, Page 1
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