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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 359, 2 April 1861, Page 1

EX AIREDALE AND LORD WORSLEY. JUST OPENED and ready for inspection, a large und well'seleeted stock of FIRST-CLASS SEW GOODS, consisting of - Gold and Silver Watches Clocks and Time Pieces in great variety Gold, Jet, Hair, and Fancy Bracelets. Rings, Brooches, Miniature, and other Lockets, &c.,'&c. .■-■■•■ Also a beautiful assortment of Velvet and Russian Le&ther Reticules and Visiting Companions, suitable for presents Porte-Mommies, &c., ,; ;' ■ Silver Spnon.s, Electro-piated do., and Forks Concavn Spectacles for near,sights.in Brazilian Pebbles and Glass Convex Spectacles to suit all sights An excellent Piano Forte cheap. ; HENRY~DREW y WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 1 Trafalgar-street;' 276 pHEAP BREAD and LARGE PUDV-/ DINGS by using H-ARPEI TWELVETREaSV BAKISG find PASTRY POWDER." Tne great SAVING OF FLOUR astonishes all who have used it! Try a small packet and notice its surprising results!! TESTIMONIALS. "I like no Baking Powder so well as ' Harper Twelvetrees' Isaking and Pustry Powder,' for I find it makes the flour go further."-—Mrs. Thobney, New North-road, London. ' " I like 'Harper Twelvetrees' Baking and Pastry Powder,' exceedingly, and always feel satisfaction in recommending it"—Mrs. Brown, Mile End, London. "Your 'Baking Powder..is superior to any I have ever used."—M. I jkovost, St; John's, Oxford. - "I have constantly used your 'Baking and Pastry Powder,' and my Pastry and Cakes have been praised by every one."—E. Pinel. Jersey.' " I consider that your Baking Powder is superior to any article for those who suffer froni indigestion."— E. Joscetlyn. Sold in Packets at Id. and 2d.; and in Canisters at 6d. and Is. by Grocers, Druggists, and Corn Chandlers everywhere. Sold by Mr. R. B. WALCOT, at the Millinery Establishment, next door to the Bank, Nelson ; and by all Grocers and Druggists. Wholesale Agent tor Australia, EDWARD WHITBY, 25 Finders-lane East, Melbourne. For Sydney: E, and W. PAUL, Bd, York-street. 267 "WAKEFIELD STORE. T WILKINSON avails himself of the ** • present opportunity of thanking the inhabitants of the district for the support which has been accorded to him since commencement, and begs to call attention to the following list of prices. Best Colonial Ales, under 10 gallons, 3s. per gallon. " " " 20 " 2s. 9d. " " over 20 " 2s. 6d. " Harvest Ale, 2s. per gallon ; over 5 gallons, Is. 9J. per gallon. English Bottled Ale and Stout, 14s. per dozen, la. 3d. per bottle. . ; : . . • Colonial ditto, 9a. per dozen, Is. per bottle. Brundy, ss. per bottle. Rum and Old Tom, 3s 6d. per bottle. Geneva, ss. tid. per bottle. Port and Sherry, from 3s. 6d. per bottle. Groceries of the Best Description at Nelson prices. An aeswtment <^" t>r npc rr» - noaiorjT^OTesi Haberdashery, <tec, &c. N.B.—Sawn Timber and Produce taken in exchange. 78 JPOR SALE at the Warehouse of the '■*• undersigned— 4 sets Gig Harness 3 „ Cart Harness 1 „ Plough Harness 1 '~ Bullock Harness A few Ladies' Side Saddles, Bridles, &c, (fee. D.MOORE. Trafalgar-street, November 30. 1454 EX DONA ANITA. XT D. JACKSON has just unpacked, ■*"*-• and has on saleLedgers, Day Books, Letter B6oks Drawing Pencils atid.Brushes "..-.■:.■.:■ Boxes Moist Colors, Toy Colors Pen machines, Steel Pens and Holders School Bibles and Testaments, Family Bibles Drawing aud Music Books Printing and Dmtble Foolscap Papers Wrapping Papers (all sorts) Toys, an immense assortment German Concertinas and Books, «&c, &c, Ac, H. D. JACKSON, 286 Bookseller and Stationer., TpX DONA ANITA, and on sale by the -*-4,. Undersigned, a beautiful assortment of : Ladies' brasa and ivoiy-bouud leather Work Bags do. do. do. do. Velvet do. A few Gentlemen's good Writing Desks Oak, Black Thorn, and Holly Walking-sticks % Wrapping puper—all sorts ■ ■■: ■ i ;■■•;-■■,•■• Ledgers and Day Books—a good assortment Drawing paper, moist Water Colors : Parchment. Tricing paper, and Calico Beautiful Family Bibles Any quantity of toys &c, &c, . &c. H.D.JACKSON, 361 Bookseller and Stationer. 1 T WIMSETT, SMITH and FARRIER, -*■ • having enlarged his old-established shoeing shop in Bridge-street, respectfully informs his customers that for the future the whole of his business will be carried on there. - January Ist, 1861. , 22 NOTICE. MADELEY MILL, WAIMEA EAST. MORRIS' AND LEVIGK beg to inform -*-"-■- the public that they me prepared to GRIND WHEAT in large or small quantities, and hope by strict attention And punctuality to merit a share of their patronage. MOUUIS AND LEVICK are purchasers of wheat. February 18th, 1861. 225 rF H O MA S ALLEN, •■*• Gibbs' Flat, Colling wood. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Sole agent for Hooper and Co.'s XXX Ale, Bentley'a Cordials and iErated Waters, &c, &c.,'&c. Bonded and Free Stores. N B.—Goods under bond consigned for ea stored free of charge. ' 23 L TF this should meet the eye of ALFRED -*■ BELL, late of 35, Old Bond-street, London, his Mother and Kiicnda will be gjad if he will communicate with them. His sister Amelia died 30th September, 1859. Anyone knowing anything, of the said Alfred Bell, who btarted from Nelstutibr. the gold diggings, Massacre bay, on sth February, 1.858, and will write to Mrs. BIiLL, 1 Carugden. House Road, Kensington, London, wiU. confer, a. great favor *>n his anxious riends. 32