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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 418, 25 October 1861, Page 1

Boots! Boots!! TOT: REG El YE D :^T . ex Gilenshee, Lord Worsley, Boomerang, and Sir, George Pollock, Fifty Trunks Boots and Shoes; comprising a very useful and seasonable lot of Boots and Shoes, ordered expressly from the best manufacturers for this market consisting of about 27Q0 pain, as under:— '... ' ;r> ;. . ■'..■■• • . ~'.■.':• '■ > \..'s ■■yy';. 60 pairs Prime Grain Napoleona . ' " ; 125 „J Wellingtons 150,,, Short Wellingtons , ~ 50; „ Military .Wellingtons yy' 85 „ OxoniandßalfShoes ; if . 25 „ Balmorals : yj 3<?C „ Men's Bluchers - ' :\ 250 „ Men's Carpet and Grain Slipped 10(); „ ; Boysr:Boota. ;- ■' > • '■•" 400 „ Ladies' Cloth Boots ; .^lviV J ' .. 200 ~ Women's.Leather Boots . •'••■% 450 „ Girls' and Maids'. Leathei* and Cloth ' '' . : Boots .' ■;. ■'; .-.•"' ' . '■;• ■■■ 150 „ Women's Carpet Slippers 72 ~ Cashmere Slippers . 250 ,; Ladies' Balmoral, Kid, and Cashmere Boots : • 100 „ : Children's Balmorals Clogs aud Goloshes. . '. .';. 6^ LIGHTBAND AND JACKSON. ■Winter Goods. T}ECIDEDLY the BEST ASSORT-! ..**< M ENT of GOODS that F; FORMAN, has ever, had the pleasure to offer to the public of Nelson is the . . -Winter Stock he has just received, ex George Canning, consisting of Mens' and Youths' Clothing of every description suitable for all classes. Superior Fancy Doeskin, Black Cloth and Cheviot Coats, Pilot Jackets, Overcoats-and Capes, Black and Fancy Doe Trousers, Pilot Bedford and Worsted Cord do., Silk, Satin, Black Cloth, Doeskin and Tweed Vests, Moleskin and Cotton Cord Trousers and Vests of extra stout quality, a great variety of Boy's and Youths' Clothing-, includiug Knickerbocker and Tunic Suits, and Witney and' Sealskin Talmas for little boys, Blue Serge, Guernseys, Crimean and other Shirts, Hosiery, Neckties, Felt Hats, Caps, &c. As quality is the true test of cheapness and figures only mislead, b\ F. has not quoted prices, ;but customers will find that he gives the best value for moaev. F. FORMAN, Tailor, Outfitter, and Importer, Iwo doors from the Marine Hotel, and opposite the Trafalgar, Bridge-street. An assortment of Ladies' Winter Dresses, Sealskin, Cloth and Witney Mantles. Paletots, Jackets, French Barege Evening; Dresses and Opera Mantles. 673 STOVES. STOVES. STOVES. A NOMER ARRIVAL of AMERICAN xx COOKING STOVES, per-FREEBRIDGE, consisting of— 20 No. 6 Golden Era 20 No. 7 ~ The undersigned begs to call the attention "of families to the above stoves being of a new and superior description, which will be sold at yery low prices. i On hand, Parlor, Bedroom, and Office Heating Stoves; also Stoves adapted for Hotels and large families. .... ~'., ■.<....".. 164 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. to contractors. " " "^LASTING POWDER in any quantities -*-* . On sale at e4 JOHN SYMONS AND Cos. Nelson College. •THE NELSON COLLEGE is now open *■ for the reception of BOARDERS. Tkbms—j£4s per annum for board and washing,payable quarterly in advance. A remission of £10 per annum will be made in the case ot pupils whose parents or guardians reside within the province of Nelson or Marlborough. Pupils, not Boarders, may dine at the College, at a charge of I(ss. per month. Every pupil must be upwards of oight years of age, and able to read fluently, and write from dictation, and know the first four rules of arithmetic. Further particulars to be learnt from the Secretary, Mr. BRAITHWAITE, to whom applications are to be addressed. ; Nelson, October 3.. 213 Nelson College. TT it hereby notified for public informax tion, that THREE of the GOVERNORS of Nelson College, namely, Mr. Domett, Mr. Barnicoat, and Dr. Monro, RETIRE from office on the 14th day of November next, under the provisions of the Nelson College Act, but are eligible for re-election. The NOMINATION of CANDIDATES to fill the offices thus becoming vacant will take place at the Court House, Nelson, on THURSDAY, the 15th day of November next. A. S. BRAITHWAITE, Seoretary. Nelson, October 3. 2U WANTED, a SCHOOLMASTER and TT SCHOOLMISTRESS for the Village School, tfaimea West. A married person will be preferred. Salary for schoolmaster, £80; ditto schoolmistress, ! £24 per annum. Applications will be received up to the 26th Oct., with a Certificate from the Inspector. Address to the Chairman of the Local Committee, Waimea West. 204 WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT.^ Apply to Mrs. JOHN KERR, Waimea-west...----233 WANTED to purchase, Two Heavy »* Cart GELDINGS, broken to harness. Apply, stating price, to Y. Z., Colonist office. 207 WEBSTER BROTHERS, LICENSED CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, New Plymouth, New Zealand, 198 T HODGSON, ARTIST, -*- ■• CoiMNGWOOD-STItEET, NtLSON, Next door to the Dun Mountain Mining Company's Offices. ' PORTRAITS, LANDSCAPES, &c, taken in Oil or Watcrcolours. INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN in Oil or Watercolour PAINTING, Crayon or Pencil DRAWING. Ai Mr. HODGSON is now FORMING EVENING CLASSES for instruction in the above branches of art, intending pupils are requested to make an early apl plication. 261 T> APTIST CHAPEL, Spring Grove.— ■-V Tlie TEA M EETIN G advertised to take place oh Monday, tho 21st October,-is POSTPONED until the next day, TUESDAY, after which Mr. DREW wi!l deliver his SECOND LISOTURE on ELECTRICITY. .^ . 272 Colonist Almakae, 1862. A DVERTIBEMENTS intended for in- ■*■*• sertion in the abbve ALMANAC must b<? sent, to this office before tho Ist of December.11861. T^ruißj 6d. per line, ''":-J * 863'