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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 382, 21 June 1861, Page 1

NEXT DOOR TO MR. ANSTIGE'S BAKER'S SHOP. EXACTLY OPPOSITE MRS. BIRD'S. ALBION HOUSE PRICE LIST !!! Mens 1 Moiofekin Trousers, 6s, Gs 9d, 7s 6d Children's Socks in ~ Cotton-cord do., 7s, 9s Gd • . Scarlet Worsted, „ Imitation Bedford-cord" Trousers, On Gd Fancy-stripe do. ~ Real do. do., 16s, 2fls, 22s White Lambs-wool, . / ~ Wovsled-eord do., Ms, 18s . Grey, do. ~ Learning ton-cord do., 8s 6cl ». ; „ Cloth TroWKora. 15s. 18s, 20s ' ~, ~,,,, „, , , c , , O1 <,„ c,,, m j) no n no i "A oca <?•>„ All-\\ 'i»!Y\ech Flannels, Is 6d, Is Bd, iJs „ aiiiKUline Cloth Una Is, 20s, 20s, oJa ■ ■...■ , ~ on ,' ' Pilot Monkev-Jac-kets 20.5. 27s KUnkote, lls to 20s each Superfine Cloth Vests 7s Gd, l> B Gd . OranWipanoH 4s ?d to 10s 6d Boys' Moleskin Trovers, 4s fid to 0* A «ftseid<* Qudta, 12s to 24s ;, Cord U0.,,53 to Gs f. hg«nff Calicoes, Is.Sd to 2s ■ ri« ii '>■> io v it.,, Unbleach ~ 5d to 7a „ .Chjth Cays ana Felt Hats. WhUo » 4jd to 9J> Wide-width Prints, 7d to ltd Mens's Cloth Caps, 2s 9d to Ss Gd Cobourg Cloths, lOd to Is 4d ~ Felt flats, 4s to Gs 6d Alpacas, lid to Is Gd ~ Crimean Shirts, 8s to ]Is 6d Cobourg Tartans, Is Id to Is 6«1 „ Blue Serge do, 5s 6d, 7s, 8s Tartan Oiitnlcts, lid ~ Lambs-wool do., 4s 6d, G« ])uiric?, 7d to lOd „ Merino Shirts, "», 4a Lin.;oys, Is 4d to Is 8d „ ~ Pantaloons, 4s Gd Winceys, Is Id to Is Sd „ Lambs-wool do , Cs, 7s Hollands, 9d to Is 4d „ JVown Cotton do., 4s Gd, 6m Huckabacks, Sd to Is 2d ~ White Shirts, 5a 6d, 6s, 7s (id Glazed Linings, 4d „ „ , (out-sizes), 8s Gd Bed Ticks, lOd to Is 3d „ Fancy Yacht Shirts, 3s, 3s 9d, 43 Worsted TaMa-Covers „ Scotch Twill do, 2s 6d, 33, os 3d Linca Damask Table-Cloths. Boys' „ „ Shirts, 2s Jd, 2s Gd _. „ White Shirts, 4a 6d, 5a T ~ ,_~~ , r ~ o „,. o , Grey (:otton Socks, all sizes Cloth Mantles, 8s bd to 26a Unbleach do do do . Children's „ „ 3s Gd to lls Mens' Lambs-wool," Worsted and Cotton Socks Gents' Pocket Silk Handkerchiefs, 3s to 5s and Hose » Black » " 5s to 7s Ladies' Black Cachmere Hose £ lack Beaufort Cravats ' 3* „ do. Worsted do. ? a5? y, e -,,"ni "-" ? White Lambs-wool do. Ladies' Silk Gloves, too., &c. " Unbleach, and White Cotton do. Lace F»lls (l^est fashions), 4s to Qk The distinguishing characteristic of Albion House will always be that of giving a really good article at a uniformly low price. ALBION HOUSE, NEXT DOOR TO MR. ANSTIGE'S BAKER'S SHOP, %%OPPOSITE MRS. BIRDS. TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON. „, PLUMBING, PAINTING, AND GLAZING ESTABLISHMENT, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. STALLARD & MILLS, in returning thanks for past favors, beg to inform their numerous customers that they have JUST RECEIVED, EX LA TEARRIVALS, OF EVERY SHADE AND PATTERN, NOT TO BE SURPASSED IN NELSON. Also, a splendid assortment of STAINED GLASS FOR WINDOWS, WITH CORNER PIECES TO MATCH, OF EVERY COLOR, SUITABLE FOE CHURCHES, AND HALLS IN PRIVATE RESIDENCES. $ggt OBSERVE THE ADDRESS— BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON.

is the Best aud Cheapest Cooking Ranoe. HPHIS invaluable S'J?OVfi is not surpassed -*- for Economy, Elegance, or Convenience, by tlie most expensive Cooking Range. It ssvea at least half the fuel usually consumed.; is a perfect cure for a smoky chimney; is elegant and compact in design, and occupies a very sniuil space ; is clean and convenient in use.; portable and complete in itself; requires no setting in brickwork ; but can be placed and put in operation in a few minutes by any inexperienced person.; is more durable than the generality of stoves. Has accommodation in the top for four boilers, pots, or kettles, at.the same timo; has a large oven, which is always at a regular heat. It is cheerful in appearance ; has an ordinary open iire range; will cook for a large family at a trifling cost; yields a constant supply of Hot water; forms an excellent ironing stove, and is fitted with a full complement of cooking utensils, including 2 iron pots, 1 tea kettle, 1 large oval boiler with copper bottom, 1 frying pan, J gridiron, 2 iron bakiug pans for oven, handle for lifting off covers, &c.,&c., &c. Observe— #^* A large assortment of the above stoves now on sale at the stores of 690 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Carpets, Druggets, Oilcloths. T UST RECEIVED ex Lord Ashley— Brussels Carpets, various patterns Kidderminster „ „ Drugget and Felt Felt Sofa Covers Felt Squares for Rooms, various si zes Oil Cloth for Paesoges, Stairs and Rooms. On sale at the stores of 436 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. TO SPORTSMEN. HALL AND SONS sporting and rifle GUNPOWDER, SHOT, CAPS? and WADDING. Moreton and Langley's superior London made single, and double barrol SHOT-GUNS, and RIFLES. On sale at the stores of, 322 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. /? CASES IRON BEDSTEADS and U CHILDREN'S COTS, ox Dona Anita—consisting of Tent, Canopy, Half Tester, French, and Stump Bedsteads, also Children's Cots of various sizes and Biipcrior kinds. 251 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. To the Wangapeka Gold Diggers. fULIFORNIAN SHOVELS and COLv-' LINS'S PICKS, now landing, ex Maria, (>n sale at 4SO JOHN SYMONS AND COS. r V BUSH, CAEINET-MAKER, ■*- • UNDERTAKER, &c, ] Kile-street, Wauuea-Boad. 492

AMERICAN STOVES. AMERICAN STOVES. .pJST RECEIVED ex LALLA.HROOKH— '** lo Golden State Cooking Stoves, No. 7 and 8. 5 Highland Chief, No. 9 % Parlor Stoves, consisting of Coral, Cricket, Fairy, Magic, and Model Parlor Alio oh hand— j 3 Snow Birds, Nos. 6 and 7 4 Pioneer, No. 6. 1 6 Peerless, No. 5 and 6 I 12 well assorted Register Stoves, various patterns. - The undersigned beg to call the attention of purchasers to the above splendid stock of Stores, being- of the best description ever yet imported. ' 252 JOHN BYMONS AND CO. To Carpenters, Builders, &c. TPHE undersigned beg to call the atten- •*- tion of the above to their large and well-assorted stock of BUILDER'S IRONMONGERY, just received ex Dona Anita, and other shipments, consisting of the following:— Cut and Wrought Nails of every description, American and English Screws of all sizes, Rim Locks and Latches, Dead and Stock Locks, T Hinges, Hooks and Rides, Butt Hinges, Tower Bolts, Cabin Hooks, Hat and Coat Hooks, Sash Fastenings, Roller Blind Furniture, Cornice Pole Furniture, Sash Pulleys, Sash Weights, Door Springs, Gerish's Spring Hinges, &c, &c. CARPENTER'S TOOLS in great variety consisting of Planes of every description, Hand, Tenant, and Rip Satfs, Pit and Cross-cut Saws, Saw Files, Adzes, Cramps, Squares,' Chisels, Gimblets, Screw Drivers, Wrenches, Hammers, &c &c, &c. 814 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. Now Xanding, ex Maria. 1 X AMERICAN STOVES, consisting of XO 8 American Union, Nos. 7, 8, 9 4 Half Moons, Nos. 7, 9 . 1 Empire City, No. 9 . ' 1 Golden State, No. 9 1 Golden Age, No. 9, Also on hand, ex late arrivals— 10 Golden State, Nos. 7, 8 3 Snow Birds, Nos. 6, 7 8 Pioneers and Peerless Airtights, Nos. 5, G 5 Parlor Stoves' newest designs. #£lr Observe—nov; on sale at the Stores of 479 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. CHEESE. CHEESE. CHEESE. lA£ PRIME PORT COOPER I ±\J\J CHEESES ON SALE in lots to suit pur- i chasers VERY CHEAP. J JOHN SYMONS AND CO. 374 MELSON COAL, delivered in~Town, -^ 365. per ton, CASH. Orders received by Mr. Benjamin Jacksok, Tra-falgar-street. A. G. JENKINS. Enner Glynn, October 8,1860. 1193