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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 175, 24 June 1859, Page 1

GOLDEN BOOT. FADA_.J begs to inform the inhabi- • tants, both in town and country, that he has now ON SALE nt tlie GOLDEN BOOT, next door to Mr. Hargreaves, Bridge-street, A very superior assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, which for cheapness and quality are sold at prices that defy competition. N.B.—American pegged boots. Children's patent leather ancle straps, leather bound, from Is. and Is. 6d. per pair. All boots and shoes purchased at tho Golden Boot can be neatly repaired. • ' 1809 - NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE AT COST PRICE. TN consequence of the undersigned being -*- about to REMOVE from his present Stores to more extensive Premises, adjoining those of Messrs. J. Levien and Co., Bridge-street, he begs to call the attention of his customers to the fact that he is now SELLING OFF CHIN A.GLASS, AND EARTIIENWARE AT COST PRICE. Breakfast sets, choice patterns, from 48s. per set of 60 pieces Tea sets, choice patterns, from 2os. per set. Rose and tlustle china breakfast cups and saucers, 10s. per dozen Plates, creams, milk jugs, bowla, and egg cups to match' Willow pattern dinner plates, 4s, 6d, per dozen Dishes of every size, and soup tureens Covered dishes, sauce tureens, and butterboats Bakers and pudding bowls of every size . Breakfast cups and saucers, 6s. per dozen Jugs, bowls, and egg cups, &c, &c, <fee. Tumblers and wine glasses suitable for publicans, from ss. per dozen Decanters, dishes, bowls, creams, jugs, salts, and mustard pots. OBSERVE-SYMON'S STORE, 1221 Bridge-street. MESSRS. NATH. EDWARDS and CO. are CASH PURCHASERS of good MALTING BARLEY, Nelson, 16th June, 1859. 1288 PUBLIC CONVEYANCE every \y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, from Waimea East, starting at .9 a.m. from Mr. Kite's store, and at 2 p.m.. from Nelson. Parcels delivered, R. WALLIS. 1 Richmond, March 26th, 1859. * % WAIRAU. MR. LANE, Photographer, begs to in- *^-*~ form the settlers of the Wairau that he will REMAIN at the BEAVER until the end of JUNE. CORRECT PORTRAITS TAKEN DAILY. Next door to Mr. Pike's, Beaver Hotel. May 27th, 1859. 1191 M"R. MELUISH, PHOTOGRAPHIC -^^ ARTIST, has OPENED his ROOMS, for a short time, opposite Svmona' Store, Bridge street. CORRECT PORTRAITS taken DAILY, from 10 till 4, in all weathers. W. M. begs to call attention to the new process of PHOTOGRAPHS ON PAPER, by which any number of copies can be produced, from one sitting, at very moderate charges, 1247 THE NELSON LADIES, celebrated -•*- not only for their amiability and loveliness, but for their elegant taste and high appreciation of the beautiful in art and nature, have now an opportunity of viewing some of the lovdy Works of Creation peculiar to tbis island, in a small but unique collection of insects, taken within the last few months by Mr. OXLEY, late Member of the British Entomological Society, w*ho, in return for the patronage he has received from the Nelson public in general, and the ladies in particular, invites FREE inspection of his captures, previous to their transmission to England, for presentation either to her Majesty Queen Victoria, or the British Museum, These rare, curious, arid beautiful insects can be seen daily at the ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Trafalgar street, where, at tlie same time, can be seen those much udinired works of art, Messrs. Oxi.et and Lane's large Double Portraits, at£l 10s. and £1 155.; and the large Single Portraits, at £1 £1 5a,, unsurpassable for accuracy and moderate price, being about half the amount formerly charged in these colonies, Photographs and pictures COPIED. Views, of Residences, and Portraits (warranted to last centuries with care) taken in their highly popular stylo DAILY by Messrs.* Oxi,fa* and Lane, as above. : Sunshine not requisite by Oxley and Lane's peculiar process, for which, when they have obtained Royal Letters Patent, annual licences will be granted to all Photographers desirous of practising this woudorful improvement on the old system. i CHOICE STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS FOR SALE. 1292 i ._ . : ,-,_. . i SUBURBAN NORTH DISTRICT ROADS BOARD. I M'OTICE is hereby given, 'that a MEETING of the VOTERS in the above district will be held on MONDAY, the 4th day of July, at Noon, at the School house, Thackwood, to elect THREE 'MEMBERS of &c BQ4JID, tn accordance with the provisions of the " Country Roads Amendment Act," Session 5, No, 12. In the event of a Poll being demanded, the polling will take place tho-samo day at the above Schoolhouse, and close.at Four p.m. -: ROBERT POLLOCK, 1298 Chairman. GOLDEN AGE HOTEL, COLLINGWOOD. " THE UNDERSIGNED begs respectfully -"- to inform the Inhabitants of Collingwood that he has taken the above Hotel, lately occupied by Mr. James Crooks, and hopes by strict attention, combined with moderate charges, to merit .a share ,of public patronage. 1305 .I>. ALLAN. MOTIONS.-—The undersigned requests that. -*-* all DEBTS due to him on account of Goods supplied) at the Aorere Diggings be paid WITHIN ONE MOMTH from this date, either to himself at the Golden Age Hotel, Collingwood, or to Mr. W. WILKIE, Bridge-street, Nelson, or proceedings at Law will be taken for recovery of the same... D. ALLAN, Storekeeper, Aorere Diggings. June 20, 1859. 1302 j TO ERICKMAKERS. | WANTED TENDERS to MAKE, SET, and BURN, 200,000 BRICKS, either slop or sand stock. Pugmill and horse and all tools provided, clay dug, and a kiln that holds 20,000. Application by letter, or personally, on or before the Ist July next, to JOSHUA SIGLEY, St. Vincent Street, Nelson. N.B.r~The lowest tender not. necessarily accepted. 1281