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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 241, 10 February 1860, Page 1

... ;-Pea|y«st. [[ Ax^'A-xA'imMmms-. ■' STEAK COFFEE ROASTING & GRINDING MILLS. JOHN SYMOP AND CO. Beg to inform the Public of the Nelson Province, andyof the various Settlements of New Zealand, that they have just imported per Roxana, from London, and ffevi. daily working at their Store, Bridge-street, . - A PATENT COJTEE ROASTER, of a New an^^mproyed Principle, " • 'Vr-D/iM^ ~J ' ', by which a considerable,saving is effected; to the advantage of consumers. ■ This Patent Roaster, so celebrated in Europe, amongst other advantages, preserves to a remarkable degree ; the beautiful'and essential aroma, so necessary to 'the..Well-Havering of Coffee, without which an exhilarating and refreshing beverage is rendered vapid and flat. PACKED IN AIR-TIGHT CANISTERS,-HOT -FROM-THE. CYLINDERS, and is warranted to .retain its fine aromatic and fragrant qualities any length of time. j SOLDAT * JOHN SYMONS AND ' WPS ."STOKES, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON; GIBB'S FLAT; COLLINGWOOD: AND AT THE BEAVER STORE, WAIRAU. AGENTS WANTED THROUGHOUI NEW ZEALAND. 491

NOTICE. ' i HP. R. HODDER AND CO., Richmond, -*- • call particular attention to the following GOODS:FOB.FAMILIES— ' . ; Qurrants, Raisins, Candied Peel, and Spices; Dark ;; and Light Sugars, Crushed and Loaf; Teas, Coffees, prime Hams, and Bacon, Oatmeal, Pearl .', Barley, Sago, Candles, Soap, and Soda; Score's ": Washing Crystal, Pickles, Sauces, Vinegars, with ■■- every other description of Grocery, at the lowest Nelson prices, wholsale and retail. 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— Scythes (complete), and best Round Scythe Stones, Rakes, Forks, Reap Hooks, and Sickles; Spades, Shovels, Garden and Grub Hoes, Dock Spades and jPruning Tools, Sheep Shears, American, and English Axes, Rope, Halters, and Harvest Hats, 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 THE LADIES— " Elegant Mantles and Shawls, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, 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, Perfumery, and Fancy Stationery. FOR THE GENTLEMEN— Coats,. Trousers, Vests, Hosiery. Hats, Boots, Shoes, 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— Cricket Bats and 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. FOR THE GIRLS— '". Pretty Brown Hats and Ribbons, Silk Mantles, Work Boxes, Crochet Hooksj Fancy Toys, Purse Twist, Berlin Wool, Knitting Cotton, and Scissors. FOR THE INFANTS— Challis and Cashmere Dresses, and Cloaks, Hoods, Frock Bodies and Caps, Playthings, Gingerbread Nuts, Biscuits, Lollies in great variety, and Night Lights. * Ironmongery, Cutlery, Coffin Furniture, Brush and 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. EX LOUIS AND MIRIAM, and ON SALE at CANTON HOUSE, 180 mats Company's pieces, sugar 40 „ Crystals, „ £ gross wood screw taps 2 cases of sardines 1 ton Manilla rope 2 cases Salmon 1 ease saloon matches 6 _ases American axes 4 chests best congou tea 4 half-chests ditto 30 bags fine flour, Adelaide 52 boxes sperm candles 2 carrateels currants 2 cases salad oil 2 cases red herrings 1 ton colonial soap 10 barrels bottled English ale 10 ~ „ „ stout. 50 drums figs 10 cases pudding raisins 10 ditto muscatels 1 pocket hops, &0., &c, &c. . ' - •' 4 crates preserving jars. I. A. LANGFORD, family grocer, Bridge, and Trafalgar Streets. Ec en-ib cr2o. 783 QHE AP. —E OR CASH. Ransome's I. 0. H. Ploughs] „ Universal Plough „ Y. F. 0. Plough „ Y. 0. H. Plough,"steel mould boards „ Y.F.L. extras , , „ Y. 0. H. extras Grey's Wrought Iron Ploughs, with extras, with and without wheels i Howard Plough Also, Register Grates and Kitchen Ranges. A 5 X"' , I. M. HILL. J TO GAKDENEBS AND OTHERS. ' j , M*ESSRS, STALLARD AND MILLS: ■*-'4- have constantly on hand, at moderate charges,! Cucumber, Melon, and Flower HAND-GLASSES, soj : necessary for the growth ofthe above in this province.! N.B.—Wanted an active LAD to the Plumbing,' Painting and Glazing Department. 158 j ' __—_—.- _ ■■-■-■■ i ::i^.','Sr£-f .-s;'*o. n x) o a l J . Large* 80s. per ton, cash on delivery in town; 225." ' ;,at the Pit, Orders received hy Mr, Benjamin Jaokson, Hardy-stf. A. Q. JENKINS. ! Enner-giynn. 773.