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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 297, 24 August 1860, Page 1

noiiLINGWOOt) PHOTOGRAPHIC 'V; j;i; boom. N. E. PLYMOUTHZ begs respectfully to acquaint tiie inhabitant* and visitors-of-tho-Gold Districts, that he.is prepared,to take PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS daily, at Berry's Golden Age Tavern, Strand, Collingwood. Terms moderate. HAI>CUT,TING and SHAVIN& done by N. E. PLYMOUTHZ., ' . 873 PE LOR US HOTEL, (Half-way between Nelson and Blenheim.) D. B. MACKENZIE, PaopiuETon. The. Public are respectfully-informed that the • above Hotel is now opened, and that every attention i will-be'-given to the comfort of-visitors.- ~ - i Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the beat description. ' Good Paddock and Stabling. Boats in readiness on the shortest notice, for parties who may wish to view the magnificent bays in the •Pelbrus Sound. j D. B. M. is well acquainted with the Pelorus district, and will be glad to give information to intending Purchasers of Land. • 835 HOPE SCHOOL, WAIMEA EAST. IMFR. J. PACKER tegs to inform hi« •*•"•*- friends that he is prepared to receive a limited number of PUPILS, «js \fIOABDERSt fi-dm^tolS! yews of age; the quarter to comment 3On the tOth •of July. . 712 V r OAUTIOH.rjrf?QISONv' )_'■■ vv ; NOTICE is hereby^given-ihat from THIS DAY POISON cwjll'ho 'placed* on.'thV New College Grounds. ~~* "l PRATT. & SCOTT, 907 .<■ ■ - - - Butchers, Bridge-street. -—~~ ________ ____ ALL POULTRY TRESPASSING on <**■ my ground after this notice will be destroyed. ' THOMAS GWILLIM, " - . - • ■ < - - Haven road. - August 20th. . . . . ,; 903 ' NOTICE. A LL FOWLS found TRESPASSING in -•*•*• my garden will be destroyed after this date. THOMAS. PRATT. Van Diemen-street, Waimea-road, Nelson', 871 WANTED to purchase for cash, a few good and useful .BOOKS for Waimea West Library. The works of Scott, Dickens, -Maryatt, or any of the popular authors preferred.. ' — - . > Appty to - . . ' Mr. WM. BELL, Treasurer; or to Mr. JOHN AVERS, Librarian, 844 . ;Waime» West. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. 1 DREW begs to inform1 his customers ** • and friends that he has removed from those premises lately occupied by Messrs. Foy and Son, to the premises adjoining H. Hargreaves, butcher, Bridge-street N.B.—Market price given for Butter, Eggs, and Poultry. ' 862 T3IFLES, MUSKETS, PISTOLS, &c. *■* REPAIRED and RESTOCKED on the shortest notice, at moderate prices; J. C, M. KARSTEN, ! Cabinet Joinery, and Carpentery -work of all kinds. 468 Hardy-street, near Campbell's Mill. CHIIiDREN'S STKAW HATS and CAPS, FINEST SHAPES. Brown Hats, cavalier shape Fancy Plait, d0.,d0. ' Mixed and'FancyPhrit, turban* Brown and Tuscae Caps, cadet peaks ■" Boys' and Children's Tuscan Hats, plain . Infant's Leghorn, plain v; .".- Superior Parasols, plain and Fancy Maltese and Cambric Collars Cashmere Hoods. 895 H.J.GOODMAN. JUST OPENED, a CHOICE ASSORTu ■ MENT of Infants', Children's, Ladies', and Gentlemen's HATS, Dresa CAPS, English and Parisian Trimmed and Plain BONNETS, Head Dresses, Blonds, Ribbons, Ruches, &c, <fee, suitable to the present and coming season. Mks. R. B. WALCOT, Nelson Millinery and Drapery Establishment, Next door to the Bank, Trafalgar Stbhet. 887 A MERIC^N COOKING STOVES, —*• Small Anvils, from a J cwt. upwards; Draining Tools, Sorby Sheep Shears, 1 Winnowing Machine, by Ransome and Sims; 1 two-bladed Chaff Cutter, by W. Dray and Co. I.JUHILL, Ironmonger, &c,. 894 • ■.!: I '*V^aimea-street. 'V R. HODDER AND CO., Richmond, -*- • have just received a choice and large assortment of useful WINTER DRAPERY and GENERAL MERCHANDIZE:-^ Winseys, Linseys, Tweeds, Wool Plaids, Mohairs Merinos, Twill; jCifeasßians, Alpacas, Coburgs Blankets, Flannels; Carpets, Shawls. Skirts,' Pilot ■ Cloth .•■■■■■ Calico Prints, Denies, Shirts, Slops, Girls' and Ladies' Mantles Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing of every description , ~ : Belts, Neckties, Scarfs, Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons Super Felt Hits, Caps, Hollands, Hosiery, Gloves. Umbrellas, Cloth and Kid Boots, Goloshes, &c,, &c. Fifteen boxes Sewed Muslin' Goods. d Salt, Sugar, Tea, Belmont Candles, Sydney Moulds, Ceylon Coffee, Sago, Pearl Barley, Bluestone, Corn ■ Sacks '.: ■■ ■ ■ •-■■; ■•; ~ .^. Negrohead Tobacco, Figs, Raisins, Mustards Candied Peel, White and Red Lead in i-ewt tins, Colza Oil Patent Rivetted Spades, Tin Tacks, Hair Brooms, Perfumery ! 1 crate Breakfast Cups and Saucers, &c, &c, &c. 605 FURNISHING IRONMONGER?. fUS T R% G E ',X YE D. " 2 cases parlor and kitchen fenders 2 ditto ditto fireirons - 8 hogshead boilers and saucepans . , 1 do. bellows of every size 1 case brooms and brushes 2 do coal scoops . 2 do Mappins'superior cutlery 1 do looking glasses 1 do'superior tea trays indwaiteri ; •' Also a large assortment of kitchen utensils. Observe—; JOHN StMONS AND CO.'S Furnishing Warehouse, ,_ ; Bridge-street. 935 CABINET MANUFACTORY, Collingw'ood-street, I AMES JOHNSON, Manufecturer of <^ every description of CABINET FURNITURE, wishes to inform the public of Nelson and its vicinity, that he has commenced the above business, and hopes by strict attention, combined with economy and punctuality, to merit & share of their patronage and support. Addbkss—Collingwood-street, opposite the Scotch Church . . -. 485 f)NHAND at the COLONIST 'Office V/ Ledgers and Journals, in rough calf Cash Books, in parchment ■ • Carter's Receipt Books, ditto. A few volumes of Howett's Journal, W JENKINS, UNDERTAKER * » • Haidy*sVrwt» Kdioo. si*