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" ' i NOTICE ■ r T R. HODDER AND CO., Richmond; -*• *. call particular attention to the following GOODS:—. . * i . FOR FAMILIES-, , -~.,.', Currants, Raisins, Candied Peel, and Spices'; Dark and Light Sugars, Crushed and Loaf; Tend, Cof-' fees, prime Hams,- and Bacon, -Oatmfeal, Tear} Barley, Sago, Candles, Soap, and Soda; Score's Washing Crystal, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegars, with every other description of Grocery, at the lowest Nelson prices', whdsale and retail. l FOR BUILDERS— < Sawn Timber, White and Red Pine, and Totara, Battens, Shingles, Tools, Nails, Locks, Bolts, Hinges, Glass, Oils, Turps, White Lead, Colors, &c. FOR FARMERS— L< " ' , Scythes (complete), and-best Round Scythe Stones, Rakes, Forks, Reap Hooks, and Sickles; Spades; Shovels, Garden and Grub Hoes,' Dock Spades and Pruning Tools,-~shcep Shears, American, and English Axes, Rope, Halters, and Harvest Hate, . and'Trowsers." ■*'••< - • • FOR THE DAIRY— ■ , . , , , > , . , ~., Milk Dishes, Strainers, Skimmers, Cheese Cloth, American Buckets. Water Brushes, and Rennets. FOR THE SPORTSMEN— , Hall's best Glass Gunpowder, Joyce's Caps, Shot of all sizes. . FOR TH)E LADIES— , Elegant Mantles and.Shawls, Bonneta, Hats, Bib-, bons, Parasols, Stays, Under' Clothing, New Styles in Dresses; Long Cloths, Flannels, Collars, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, and Slippers; such, an assortment worth the inspection of all the ladies in the country; also Looking Glasses, Peifumery, and' Fancy Stationery.' FOR THE GENTLEMEN— Coats, Trousers,-Vests. Hosiery, Hats, Boots, Shops,. and Slippers; White and Regatta Shirts, Cigars; Cavendish and Negrohead Tobacco, Razors, Clothes Brushes, Writing Desks, and Pocket Books. FOR THE LEARNED— _ A lot of old valuable Books. . - FOR THE BOYS— . • f ~ Cricket Bats aiid Balls, Toys, Games, Tool Chests, ' , useful size Lace-up Boots, Pocket Knives, Slates, Books, Pencils, Pens, a suit of Clothes for Boys of any size. , ■ ; . . i > o '. . FOR THE.GIRLS— ~».,. ~-. v ~-... Pretty Brown Hats and Ribhoris, Silk Mantles,' Work ' Boxes, Crochet Hooks, Fancy Toys| Purse Twist, Berlin Wool, Knitting Cotton, and Scissor^.ll ' >■ , FOR THE INFANTS—. • <\ '_' . > . t_ '< Challis and Cashmere Dresses, and. Cloaks, Hoods, ; Frock Bodies and Cap«, Playthings, Gingerbread Nuts, Biscuits, Lollies in great variety, and Night Lights: Ironmongery,, Cutlery, Coffin Furniture,, Brush'arid' ' Tin Ware, Crockery, Paper Hangings, and,the Improved Patent Knife Board} with a-large assortment of other useful Goods. T. R. HODDER AND CO., 683 ' ' Richmond. ' T~ HE GOLDEN TEAPOT was OPENED on .Wednesday Last. ■ 672 OPENING of a NEW \ GROCERY WAREHOUSE, * NEXT DOOR TO THE TRAFALGAR HOTEL, (Late Symon's Store), Bkidge-street, Nelson. ' Ibeg respectfully to announce *tO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY that I have taken those centrally ' situated premises, next door to the Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street (late Symons' Store), where I'intend carrying on a READY-MONEY GENERAL GROCERY TRADE, which OPENED on Wednesday last, 30th ultimo. • - , < ]n establishing any new business, it is customary and i indeed, necessary, to state the system on which it is to be conducted, and in doing so I shall endeavor to shew ; you that yottr interest-is concerned as'well as my' own. My object will be to establish a purely CASH TRADE, and to supply the public with all articles of the best and purest qualities, especially TEA and COFFEE. I need not dilate on this point, but shall simply ask ONE TRIAL—The proprietor having had many years experience in some of 'Che largest ReadyMoney Tetail Grocery<houses in England, feels confident that the only means to ensure success, is to stick to the r maxim now so universal in the old country of 'SiiAt-t Profits And Quick.'Returns. This, combined with articles of;sterling qualities, attention to business, and civility, cannot fail of success. « To prevent mistake this establishment will be called THE NELSON GOLDEN TEA-POT. Oilman's Stores of the best brands obtainable. Of these articles'! can only say my aim will be to obtain the freshest and newest importations. In conclusion all I ask is " one trial," and I am content to abide by the result; which must ensure success, as all other ready money trades have done. Note the Address-^-THE GOLDEN TEA-POT, (Late Symons' Store), One Doob prom the Trafalgar Hotsl, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, JOSEPH S.. HOLLIS, 673 Proprietor: ' pHE GOLDEN TEAPOT was OPENED on X Wednesday Last. 674 gPLENDID FRESH TEAS. GOLDEN TEA-POT, ' Latb Symons' Stobb, Next door to Trafalgar Hotel,. .. BRIDGE-STREET. . J. S. HOLLIS has JUST RECEIVED from London and Sydney direct, a fresh lot of Splendid Teas, consi»ting of-^-Superior Congou Very finest pearl leaf Gunpowder First quality scented Orange Pekoe, and Hyson J. S. HOLLIS can confidently, recommend .theae Teas to„the public of Nelson, as really something ex- , traordinary," as there has not been any. really first class Teas in themarket lately. These Teas need only one trial to insure the approbation of customers. J. S. H. has also first class GROCERIES :— Currants Raisins Mustards Bottled Fruit - **? . ; Jams ' "t Muscatels Jordan Almonds Starch and Blue Pickles Cheese Hame and Bacon. All of the very cKoicest qualities. He sells cheap for cash, and is prepared to supply Families with the best Groceries at the lowest market rates. ■ > SIGN OF THE GOLDEN TEA-POT, Next door to tbe Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street. J. S. HOLLIS. , Wanted to Purchase—FßESH EGGS—For Cash. - 758 JUST RECEIVED, PER ROXANA. FINE, NEW CHRISTMAS. FRUITS, consisting of the Finest Pudding Raisins, Cur--ants , Muscatels,-Sultana Raisins, Figs/ Prunes," Almonds, Walnuts, and Barcelona Nuts. . . On sale at ..* JOHN SYMONS AND COS, STORES. 661 - AT H. J. GOODMAN'S, BRIDGE STREET. T^IRECT from the Manufacturers, ex ±J CRESSWELL— 10 boxes Fryand Son's Homoeopathic Cocoa 13 ditto Soluble Chocolate, from %&. per packet 5 ditto French Eating Chocolate, from Id. per stick : % 5 ditto Vanilla, ditto ditto ditto - 2 ditto Ca'racca Nibs 3 ditto Lemon Nonpareil Bon Bons 2 ditto Almond ditto ditto 2 ditto De Sante .. - . . 1 ditto Cocoa P#ste.. . _. - 423

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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 227, 23 December 1859, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume III, Issue 227, 23 December 1859, Page 4

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