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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 215, 11 November 1859, Page 4

pBA C B O E WAR. War's hdrrid vortei late engulphed Some nations of the earth, f But peace, which now has been proclaimed, Has sadness changed to mirth. > And Commerce, too, has felt the change, ~ Ships travel o'er the sea With goodly freights of merchandise, Ricei Coffee, Sugar, Tea. A choice and good supply of auch, i And many other more Commodities have just arrived At I. A. Langfobd's Store. The best of Tea is always sold, Good Groceries abound; While meats preserved, and pickles, may At Canton House be found., JUST RECEIVED ex PRINCE ALFRED, MARTHA, and other late arrivals— 20 chests congou tea 10 ditto souchong 20 boxes orange pekoe 20 ditto oolong 20 ditto hyson 20 ditto gunpowder 20 tons Company's pieces sugar 4 ditto ditto crystals 2 ditto colonial soap 2 ditto Ceylon plantation coffee 60 boxes Belmont sperm candles, ' And , A general assortment of Groceries, China, Delf, and Glassware, which for price and quality cannot be excolled. I. A. LANGFORB, ' ' Canton House:1 Trafalgar-street, Nelson, t October 3, 1859. 414 ( j CELLING at REDUCED PRICES^ at | •^ the STORES of the undersigned, to make room for NEW GOODS from England, for the Summer season, viz.;— . . . ■ ; Ladies' hats,caps, bonnets and dresses i,; ■ Children's do., do., ' ' do. . Feathers, flowers, laces, gloves, and ribbona • Men's clothing, shirts, hosiery, and neckties ■ Men and .Boys' hats,, caps, belts, and braces Sheetings, shirtings,, flannels, and calicoes : Carpets, India matting, and table oil cloths . > Carpet bags, umbrellas, goloshes, and clogs j Crimean shirts, Digger's bags, belts, and feriives Cutlery,-China, and glass Stationery, perfumery, paints, &c. . . •, G, BAKER, ; Trafalgar-street, Nelson, 354 September IG. ': . CARRIAGE FREE T,O ENGLAND. BY THE NEXT MAIL. . ALL PORTRAITS, &c;; taken by ■*•*■■ Messrs. Oxley and Lane, up to the Ist November, can be SENT TO ENGLAND FRE£ pP CHARGE. ' i •!.. Messrs. Oxley and Lane respectfully request their friends not ,to defer, their visits to the: very last day. Royal Photographic Gallery, . . ; Trafalgar-street, October 25. 538 EX ORESSWELL AND ROXANA. ■ •"; ' ■ THE MISSES JAY beg respectfully \o -*- intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED the following, DIRECT FROM, ENGLAND. ' A. variety of, muslins, cotton, Szc.^ fo? em-, broidery . ■, Gold and silver twine Knitting and netting needles ' ; Berlin patterns . , Wool and canvas Children's dresses And a large assortment of Toys at very moderate prices. " ' BKIDGE-STREET. ■ ,-.. 507 TB, IiOUISSON has; just receded ex - Roxana, the following GOODS of first-rate quality-— : ! ■ - ' '■ Boiled and Raw Linseed oil Colza oil for lamps; in bulk Genuine white lead . Zinc paint Turpentine, &c, &c. A first-class assortment of paper hangings Estimates given and experienced workmen sent to any part of the province of Nelson or Marlborpugh on the shortest notice. . Bridge-street, Nelson. ; CB4 A PUBLIC MEETING, a few ;-^- days." at WEST'S Shaving, Hairdressing, and Shampooing Saloon, to examine his splendid assortment of CRICKET BATS, BALLS, and STUMPS, that has been sent to him by "the old folks at home." '' From 2s. 6d. to 20s. each. 448 OKA BOYS WANTED at WEST'S, uO\J to purchase' those SPLENDID TWOBLADED KNIVES at ONE SHILLING EACH. • ■ ■' ■ 540 TO CARPENTERS,- JOINERS,, AND OTHERS. TUST RECEIVED ex QUEEN OF THE *^ AVON, a. large assortment of TOOLS from the celebrated house of Buck, London makers, consjsMng of— ' ' ' : . ■ Grecian OG moulding planes, £ in. to 2^ in. ■ Rabbit planes, 1 in. and \.\ . ;. Bead planes, from in., to 1 .in.. Long match planes donble do. i in. to 1 in. Sash fillisters, side do., Ploughs and Bitts Trying planes, Jack do.) smooth do. Hand, panel, and i rip saws . Patent saw sets, spirit levels .■ ~ • ;, Mortice and marking gtiageSj fcw'fcey slips Brad awls, carpenter's mallets, punches ; l; ' Cabinet rasps and files, saw pads ' : Sash mortice and firmer chisels, handled •".: ' Pitt and .cross-cut saws, tillers and files Building and furnishing ironmongery. T. C. BATCHELOR, BRIDGE-STREET STORES. 18V |UR7~MELUXSfI[, PHOTOGRAPHIC -1-"-*- AETIST, having rcscejy&d j? O'esh supply of GOODS, is again prepared to take QoUodiotyps and Talbofype PORTRAITS, in the first style, dai,Ly. , Panoramic and other views of Nelson ana Su^mis., I and Portraits of Maories on paper, forming nice presents for friends at home. j . Mr. Meluish begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Collingwood, Massacre Bay, and Waitohi, that he will shortly pay them a visit. ' ' Bridge-street, Nelson. , 525 U S T RECEIVE D — One case office chairs Two ditto Washington ditto, At AJT ,X EJj/S J3 TOBJS S , 'jißjridge-s^eefc. 235 10 tonsTbrown river pqtaL\J TOES on SALE at ' , A.I TK EN'S STQ^ES, Bridge-street. ' 449 PARLY SEED POTATOES," ■^-*" on sale at ' AIT KEN'S STORES, • - Bridge-street. ' 298 > RRICKB"IN^ JjJMM in any quantity, 1 •*-' at any, time—either for eaah r or credit. 1 Those who pay on delivery wift "be showed discount. Those who take credit will,be charged wjjtJji interest. - • J. SIGLEY, / , , . Proprietor. Vincenl-sf^t, N^on, October 11/iS^S. f42 TTOYS—a large assartmen,t,| pi^secting1 ' ■*- Maps, Kaleidescopes, Transparent Slabs, &C.,----very cheap—for, sale at ; " • . THE MISSES JAY, >. 328 Bridg->Btreet,.