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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 262, 24 April 1860, Page 1

SPLENDID FRESH TEA°S. %? • ■' ' ' . • ■ - ■■ GOLDEN "TEAPOT. Late Symons' Store, next door to Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street. J. S. HOLLIS has just received from London and Sydney direct, & fresh lor of Splendid Teas consisting of— Superior Congou Very finest pearl leaf Gunpowder First quality scented Orange Pekoe, and Hyson J. S. HOLLIS can confidently recommend these Teas to the public of Nelson, as really something extraordinary, as there has not been any really first class Teas in the market lately. These Teas need only one trial to insure the approbation of customers. J. S. H. has also first class GROCERIES. 'Currants ': ~ ..■ • '•■- - -;• ■ Raisins . ■ ~ .■ ./■■,' , . ~,, j." '-• ; - - Mustards " ' ; - - 'Bottled Fruit ~...:' Jains ' Muscatels Jordan Almondß. „ - Starch and Blue Pickles Cheese . , Hams and Bacon All of the very choicest qualities. He sell cheap for cash, and is prepared to supply families with the best Groceries at the lowest market rates. Sign of the GOLDEN TEAPpT, Next door to the Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street. 753 J. S. HOLLIS. EX LATE AREIVAI S. Oval boilers, from 2 to 8 gallons Tea kettles, saucepans, frying pans Gridirons, tea kitchens, tea and coffee pots Candlesticks, knives and forks, tea trays Tongs, hand-bowls, Italian irons Meat Saws, fire shovels, camp ovens, scales Locks, hinges, bolts, window stays, and staples Tin'd and iron American tacka Back pullies, roller ends Sash weights pullies, and line Patent and cut nails, zinc and counter sunk , Sheet zinc and nails Stubs's double cut, pit and cross-cut files "* Spades, shovels, pickaxes Scythes, sneads, stones, reap hooks and sickles Cross-cut and pit saws, and tillers Hammers, shingling do., gimlets and bradawls. T. C. B A TOHELOR, 724 Bridge-street Stores. N~~OW ON SALE, at EDMUND DARTNALL'S, Richmond. Men's Monkey Jackets Men's Chesterfield Coats Men's Chili Coats Men's Trowsers Men's Waistcoats Men's Felt, Straw, and Panama Hats Men's Blue Worsted Shirta Men's Guernseys Men's Worsted Hosiery Men's Braces Men's Scotch Twill Shirts Men's White Long Cloth Shirts Men's Silk and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs. Also a variety of useful DRAPERY GOODS adapted to the present season :-— Coburg Cloths, French Twills, Alpacas, Fancy Dresses Linseys, Winseys, Derrys, Ginghams, Prints, Every description of Shirtings Sheeting Calicoes, and Long Cloths, Muslips/Diapeis, Towellings, Bed Tick, Toilet Covers Woollen Polkas. Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, &c, Work'd Muslin Collars, Habit Shirts, and Sleeves, Cashmere, Thread, Silk, and Kid Gloves. Laces, Edged Blonds, Black Lace, Bugle-Lace, and Flowers, Men's and Women's Boots. Wellingtons Watertightß, Lace-ups Bluchers Cloth Boots Children's Boots and Shoes, all kinds and sizes. 16th April, 18P0. 444 rro ARRIVE^ per NEILLY, now daily -*- expected— *< A large and well assorted stock of DRAPERY, suitable for the Winter Season. EDMUND DARTNALL. Richmond, >_6th April, 1860. , 445 I JUST RECEIVED, ex LORD WORSLEY, «J 6 barrels Washing Soda 15 chests superior Congou Teas 15 half-chests ditto ditto 50 boxes ditto ditto Also, Gunpowder, Hyson, and highly-flavored flowery Pekoe 1 case Men's and Boy's Caps,.new patterns 1 case French Artificial Flowers 4 barrels Currants, 20 boxes raisins 10 bags Nuts, 6 bags Walnuts Price's Belmoht Candles Coleman's Blue, and Starch Sheep-wash Tobacco Manilla Rope, Scotch Ploughs Negrohead and Cavendish Tobacco Cart Springs and Patent Axles An assortment of all kinds of Groceries, J. LEYIEN AND CO., 235 Commission Agents. EX PRINCE ALFRED.— ; Collin'a American axes Shingling hatchets Brass taps, assorted sizes Grecian O G planes Ovolo sash planes Match planes, $ and 1 inch Sorby's pit and cross-cut saws Screw drivers, saw sets. T. C. BATCHELOR, Bridge-street, Stores. 339 UOR SALE, TWO CREAM-COLORED *- PONY FOALS, just weaned. m. walker, 441 Waimea-road. f)N SALE EX AIREDALE— 4 tons flour (superior) 3 chests tea 10 half chests ditto 2 boxes Underhill American axes 1 dozen spirit levels. T. C. BATCHELOR, Bridge-street. "- December 26. 771 ityTRSv BARTLETT begs to return her ■*■*-*■ sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Nelson and its neighborhood for the favors conferred on her late husband, and to inform them that she purposes to CONTINUE the BUSINESS; and .trusts that by moderate charges, care, and punctuality in the execution of orders entrusted to her, and every possible attention to the general requirements of her customers, she may obtain the same liberal support. Mrs. Bartlett also acknowledges with heartfelt gratitude the sympathy evinced by so many gentlemen of Nelson, in following the remains of her departed husband to the grave. '• 37ft