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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 409, 24 September 1861, Page 1

ROBERT BURN, TINSMITH, &c, TEAFALGAE-STEEET, NELSON, has just received, per Sir Geokoe Pollock, a number of * SEAMLESS MILK PANS, together with a large assortment of articles suitable for DAIRY, KITCHEN, AND GENERAL PURPOSES. Builders and others can flow-be supplied with SHEET AND PERFORATED ZINC at the lowest possible prices for cash. Also, mWBIIi Tttilli'll©i ß and ZINC GUTTERING MD REPAIRS executed, with the utmost promptitude in town or country. R. 8., in drawing attention to the new stock; of Goods just received; and in guaranteeing them as the BEST .EVER IMPORTED, trusts that the character he has acquired in Nelson, as a Tinsmith, during*the last twelve years, will be a sufficient warranty for its truth. 110 JUST ARRIVED BY THE SIR GEORGE POLLOCK. A NEW SPRING STOCK OF LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, MANTLES, DKESSES, HATS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c. E DMUND DAETNALL, *" RICHMOND. PRINTING OFFICE, WAIMEA-STREET- KELSON. POSTEES, HANDBILLS, RECEIPTS, PRICE LISTS, PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES, LABELS OF ALL EINDS, CAEDS, BILLHEADS, CitMliaißS, AND EVERY OTHEI DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING, INCLUDING BRONZE AND COLORED INKS, CAN NOW BE ON MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

Ex Sir George Pollock from London. NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS, selected expressly for this market, and which will be found, on inspection, to be one of the best parcels of Goods offered to tlie trade:— 2 cases Alpacas and Cobourgs 3 cases Hosiery of every description 12 cases Clothing, consisting of Men's and Youths' Moleskin, Cotton Cord, and Woollen Cord Trowsers; Bedford Cord, Doeskin, and Tweed Trowsers, in great variety ; Doeskin Tweed, and Black Cloth Vejts; Brighton Sac Coats, &c, &c, &c. 2 cases Tweeds and Doeskins, assorted 2 cases Moleskins and Co ids, in piece 1 bale Blue Serge Shirts 1 bale Scotch Twill Shirts 5 cases Longcloths, assorted 12 cases Drapery, Haberdashery, &c, consisting of Brown Hollands, Lawns, Cloutihgs, Barnsley Sheeting, Huckaback, Linen and Cotton Tick, Muslins, Cambric Hankerchiefs, Ribbons in great variety, Men's White and Regatta Shirts, Crimean Shirts, Ladies' Mantels, Parasols, Umbrellas, Stays, Skirts, Flounced and other Robes, Prints, Boiled Jaconets, Tailors' Trimmings, Reel Cotton, Thread, Tapes, <fee, «fee, &c. D. MOORE. Trafalgar-street, Sept. 13. 113 Ex Late Arrivals, tj RANDY, in quarter-casks *~* Whisky, in cases Tea, in chests, halves, and boxes Mauritius and Pampagna Sugar Rice Hops Boots Oilman's Stores lion Bedsteads Shovels Pipes Vinegar, in quarter-casks. D. MOORE. Trafalgar-street, Sept. 15,1861. 112 SEASONABLE GOOPS. T)IRECT IMPORTATIONS from LONDON, per Glensheb. Blankets, Flannels, White and Blue Serge Counterpanes, Railway Wrappers, Cobourgs Alpicas, Tick, Croydon Sheeting Moleskin and thick set Cords, Ready-made! Clothing, American Pea Coats Tweed Goats, Vests and Trousers j Moleskin and Cord Trousers; Bedford Cord do. Crimean and Regatta Shirts, Felt Hats &c., &c, Ac. D. MOORE. Trafalgir.etnset, August 5. 928

.'SUPERIOR SADDLERY, <fee, just opened Gentlemen's and Ladies' Saddles Sets of Gig Harness . , t ... . Heads and Reins, Bits, Martingales, «fee, «fee. Also, a few pieces Serge and Felt for Saddlers' use. D. MOORE. Nelson, September 13, 1861. 11l XT D. JACKSON has just unpacked a -*--*-• large assortment of GOODS, amongst which will be found the following :— CONCERTINAS, a beautiful assortment FLUTES, silver-keyed. Concert FLUTINAS and ACCORDIONS Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges, Mutes, Pegs, Tail- . pieces, and Resin Tuning Forks, Mute Mops Church Services, Prayer Books, Bibles and Wesleyan Hymns A beautiful lot of Boys' and Girls' New Books The Land and the Book , Tweedie's Devotions, Wafaon's Prayers Milner's Church History, Smith's Wealth of Nations Keith's Prophecy (new edition) Kane's Explorations, Life of Dr. Scoresby Gift Books in packets, &c, <fee. TOYS, And Toy Books, in any quantity. H. D. JACKSON, 106 Trafalgar-street. JOHNS AND TREWHEELLAR, PASTRYCOOKS, CONFECTIONERS, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERS, $c. Wedding Cakes, Lunch Cakes, tea Cakes, Sally Lunns, and all descriptions of Pastry made to order on the shortest notice. Hot Rolls every Tuesday and Friday morning at Eight o'clock. §3r Orders executed with dispatch. JOHNS AND TREWHEELLAR beg to inform their numerous customers from the country and the public generally that, they have now completed their alterations, and that from this date parties can sit down and take their REFRESHMENTS comfortably. Trafalgar-street, Nelson, Opposite the Bank. 107 | Biscuits!!! Biscuits!!! HPHE undersigned can now supply DIG- -*- GERS and Others with a fiwt-class article in any quantity. A. RANKIN, 21 Bridge-Btraat.