EX PRINCE ALFEED. gOOTS! BOOTS!! . SHOES! SHOES! ! LEATHER! LEATHER ! ! At B. JACKSdN'S—A very largo assortment by the above vessel, of excellent quality, at the lowest remunerative-prices. Observe the address— B. JACKSO ITS BOOT*, SHOE, LEATHEB AND GRINDERY WARE* HOUSE, Next door to Mr. Stanton's, and opposite Everett's -«v^ Hotel. ..„•. .-838 ~ / .■ - , * -/ •,' ' "RYE GRASS, COW GRASS, and Jt MIXED GRASSES, and Red and White CLOVER SEED' all clean and WARRANTED TO GROW. ■■■'■:: .;■• '■:■■, ■ * ' /A.'G; BEITS, 832' -; :■■'-''■■' Bridge-street. TR. HODDER, Richmond, has on • ■ ;■' ■~ sale—' BOOTS AND SHOES—. Children'%. black and colored cashmere boots Children's cloth elastic sides, buttoned and laced Children's patent lace fronts, kid and leather Children's fancy balmorals, strap pumps, patent and calf Boys', youths', and men's bluchers Ladies' lace and elastic side cashmere Ladies'lace and buttoned cloth Ladies' „ patent goloshed Ladies' - „ double soles do. from Bs. 6d. Leather and kid boots, slippers, and walking shoes Gentlemen's superior Wellingtons, from 18s. per pair Lace-ups, balmorals, Oxonians, with every description of boots and shoes. DRAPERY— - Grey and whites calicoes, linens, ducks, sheetings Flannels, baizes, gambroons, tweeds, stuffs, winseys Fancy dresses and robes of every description Mantles, shawls, silks, muslins, jeans : " Prints, cambrics, derries, sheetings, tea cloths Huckabacks, crash, silecias; &c. Muslin goods, laces, ribbons, gloves, parasols, &c. CLOTHING— Men's Manila, brab, straw, and cabbage tree hats Ladies' and children's hats and bonnets, white and : .:•. colored, pain and fancy, in every description 'Millinery, hosiery,and' haberdashery Ladies'underclothing and stays • Boys' and. youths' coats, trousers, and vests, a very -1 large assortment • Men's tweed, alpaca, and cloth coats • Men's white and drab moleskin and cord trousers Men's woollen cords, Bedfords, tweeds, doeskins, kersymeres. drills, ducks, and cantoons .'-■ Men's tweed, cloth, silk, and washing vests .Men's longcloth, Crimean, regatta, and Scotch shirts Boys', youths', and men's felt hats and cloth caps ' Serge shirts, braces, umbrellas, &c. ' GENERAL STOKE— ?- teaa, coffees, tobacco, cigars, candles London and Sydney soaps, scented soaps, perfumery Stotionery and books, Italian warehouse goods Oilmen's stores, tinware, brushware, cutlery Gardeners' tools, carpenters' tools Crockery and glass ware, toys, with sundries in .. grocery and ironmongery departments too numerous to particularise. . 760 J£ A G LAN BREW ER Y. This Brewery, unwilling to interfere with the publicans' trade whilst they continue subject'to a heavy license duty, and further unwilling to manufacture bittered sugar and water, at a shilling a gallon, will supply XXX ALE ONLY, at the following prices :— Per hogshead . ; . £6 0 0 Per gallon . . .026 HARVEST AXiE, as usual, from Ist of December to 15th February, at 2s. per gallon. 356 ' , . TRAVERS AND CO. JUST RECEIVED PER CHIEFTAIN. c\k CRATES CHINA, EARTHENU%. WARE, and BROWN WARE, consisting of— Breakfast sets, white and gold, and other choice patterns, from 525. per set of 60 pieces Tea sets, ditto ditto, from 21s. per set of 32 pieces Rose and thistle china breakfast cups and saucers, 12s. per dozen Rose and thistle stone cups, Bs. per dozen Plates, milk jugs, creams, bowls, and egg cups to match Willow and wicker plates of every size Ditto gravy and other dishes Soup and sauce tureens, and butter boats Covered dishes and fish drainers Bakers and pudding bowls of every size . Faney-and common toilet ware Breakfast cups and saucers, 7s. per dozen Tea cups, assorted patterns, ss. per dozen Jugs in sets, very choice patterns Stone jugs, pitchers, filters, and jars China jars, plates, and mugs, with names Bowls, mugs, egg cups, ifcc, <fee. Also, 28 packages glassware, consisting of— Tumblers and wine-glasses, suitable for publicans, from 6s. per dozen Decanters, dishes, -bowls, creams,1 jugs, salts, and mustard pots. *& Observe—SYMONS' STORE, Bridge-street. 399 BEAVER STORE, WAIRAU. THE undersigned begs inform the Settlers at the that c has purchased from Messrs. Nath. Edwards and Co. their interest in the BEAVER STORE, and desires most respectfully to intimate that he will always have in STOCK GOODS of every description, suitable to the requirements of the Wairau District. Mr. F. J. LITCHFIELD, at the Store, Town of Beaver, will execute all orders entrusted to his care with strict attention. WOOL received in the Fireproof Iron Building on the usual terms. JOHN SYMONS. Nelson, 16th December, 1858. 570 TO SPORTSMEN. HALL AND SONS* Sporting GUNPOWDER, SHOT, CAPS, and WADDING, On Sale at SYMONS' STORES, Bridge-street, Gibbs' Fl«t, Collingwood, '600 . ' and Beaver Store. Wairau. WORKING BULLOCKS AND SHEEP. FOR SALE, a Team of FOUR WORKING BULLOCKS. Also, 50 ewes . ■ 2 young rams. J3MITH AND HILDRETH, ',:,. Mount ITcslington, ■ 92.9 Waimea South.
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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 147, 18 March 1859, Page 1
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734Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Colonist, Volume II, Issue 147, 18 March 1859, Page 1
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