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J^ R. HODDER AND CO. Direct Shipment per Gladiator, consisting of Colored Printed Muslins . Flounced JRobes Fancy Mohair Dresses Printed Delaines and Mohairs, per yard Chequed and Figured Alpacas, &c, &c, 79 Jackets and Mantles, in the newest shapes and materials Children's Fancy Frocks Gambroon, Challi, and Jean Dresses Infant's French Merino Cloaks and Hoods Children's Holland Pin <i fores and Jackets. Hosiery of every description A large assortment of Ribbons. 700 NEW BOOKS, viz. :— Sunday at Home, Leisure Hour Walker's, Johnson's, and Webster's Dictionaries British Housekeeper | English Cookery, Soyer's Cookery Wesley's Hymns, Mayor's Spelling White's England, Hedley Vicars, Dred Barnes' Commentary, 18 vols Bunyan's Works, D'Aubigne, Walsh Surgery Sacred Harmonies A variety of Biblical, Scientific, and Historical Works Pocket Bibles in variety Church Services Amongst the Collection may be found Books suitable for Rewards, School Books and Circulating Libraries. Also lately received— 1. case Youths' and Men's Summer Hats 1 „ Fancy Bonnets Harvesting Trousers, Plain Alpacas Parasols, White and Brown Drills Table Covers, &c, &c. 374 T.~R.~HODDER AND CO.'S". 2 hogsheads Glassware 1 „ Enamelled Oval Pots and Saucepans 1 ~ Tinned do do Scythes, Kakes, Forks, &c. Also, a full stock of Ironmongery and Groceries. 377 A LOT of CLOTHING reduced to hal ■*■*■ price, being old stock, AT T. R. HODDER AND CO.'S, i7B Richmond. To Contractors. "DLASTING POWDER in any quantities -*-* On sale at (i JOHN SYMONS AND CoS. oJ&b TO STAND this SEASON ra3rj||^PU} -*- at Sunnyside, Spring Grove, Iglgiliil " Young- Athelstaue," will be at the following places on the days named. Wakefield Arms .. .. Every Monday. Foxhill „ Tuesday. Village „ Thursday. Star and Garter Friday. Fees, £3 each mare: Groom, •Ts.; to be paid on or before the first of January, 1862. An allowance made if more than one mare. 204 JOHN ANDREWS. npO STAND THIS SEASON, at Ditcbley, -*- the Thorough-bred horse "Brush" winner of the Great Kelson Trial Stakes, 18G1: by Chevalier out of Besom by Whisker out of Cordelia, vide Stud Book. Chevalier by Tros out of Flora M'lvor, vide Stud Book. Brush will be at the Star and Garter, Richmond, every Monday ; Wakefield Arms, every Wednesday ; and Motueka Hotel, every Friday. Terms, £3 10s. Groom, ss. Good Paddocks for mares at 2s. 6d. per week. 254 Wakatu Hotel. T^HE undersigned in thanking the public -*- for the increasing .support he has been favored with, begs to iuform them that in consequence of :ate alterations, his spacious BILLIARD ROOM fitted up with one of Thurslou's Patent Tables, with every requisite for the game, is now open to the public. E. MILLS, Bridge-street. N.B.—An Ordinary every day at One o'clock. 373 HD. JACKSON has just received, ex • GLADIATOR, a very large assortment of STATIONERY, comprising Music Paper and Books, Drawing do. Parchment, School Slates, Address Cards Note and Letter Envelopes, Metallic Books Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes, Wallets Pad Sketch Book*, Ink Tinted Overland Note and Letter Paper Foolscap, Letter, and Note Papers Swan's Copy Book', Sealing Wax Office and Parlor Inkstands, &c, &c. Also, A splendid lot of Boy's, Girl's and Children's Books suitable for Presentu and School Prizes now landing ; and will be opened in a few days, the largest lot of TOYS and FANCY GOODS ever imported into this rovince. 11. D. JACKSON, 375 Trufalgar-street, Nelson. Just Received per Sir George Pollock, BUILDING and FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. 2 cases Parlor and Kitchen Fenders 1 „ Coal Scoops and Chamber Candlesticks 20 Register Stoves, various patterns 3 hogsheads Saucepans, [Boilers and Tea Kettles • 2 hogsheads Patent enamelled do. do. 1 cask Britannia Metal Teapots I „ Bellows, Wood Taps taid Boot Jacks 1 case Moderator and Shop Lamps 1 „ Plate Looking Glasses 1 „ Chimneys, Shades, Globes and Lamp Cotton * 2 ~ Mappin's Cutlery and Electro Plate 7 ~ Iron Bedsteads and Children's Cotts 1 „ Tea, Bread and Knife Trays, and Waiters. Nine Casks, containing— Toilet Cans and Pails, Baths, Cash and Spice Boxes Date and Envelope Cases, Police and other Lanterns Jelly Moulds, Tartlets, Paste Cutters in great variety Fire Baskets, Toast Racks, Cheese Toasters Dish Covers, Dutch Ovens, Spittoons, Bottlejacks Electro-plate, Metal, and Brass Candlesticks Butter Prints, Wood Spoons, Rolling Pins Weights, Scales, and Steelyards Frying-pans, Hoes and Rakes, Ladies' Garden Setts Fire-irons, Brass Cocks, Enamelled Bowls Scrapers, Pestals and Mortars, Flat Irons Knockers, Door Chains, Hat and Coat Hooks Curtain Bands and Rings, Brass Hooks and Nails Wrought and cut Nails of every size Locks, Hinges, Latches, Window Fastenings Screws, Carpenter's Baskets and Tools &c, &c, &c. Observe— On sale at the Stores of 67 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. TP O GOLD DIGGER S.— -*■ 10 doz. Ame's Long-handled Shovels 10 „ „ Short ~ „ 20 „ Collina's Cast Steel Picks 10 ~ ~ ~ Axes American Hickory Pick and Axe Handles, Also, Prospecting Pans, Billies, Knives, Sheaths, &c. ifcc. Observe—On Sale at the stores of 163 JOHN SYMONS AND CO. £3 EEWARD. STRAYED from a Paddock in Nelson, a BAY MARE, with narrow blaze down her face, and a small swelling in her near flank; a yearling BAY FILLY FOAL, and a DARK BRO/VN GELDING unbroken. The above reward will be given for their recovery. GEO WILLIAMS, Trafalgar-gquare, November 5,1861. 365 '•