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Colonist, Volume IV, Issue 427, 26 November 1861, Page 1

E C EIV EP, per GLADIATOR, from London. , ; 18 crates Earthenware 1 hhd. China 5 casei Wax Vestas 10 ~ Currants' ; 40 barrels.Crushed Sugar 1 bale,' containing Grey Damask Table Cloths. Rough Bro. Holland v Turkey Twills; Boiled Jaconets, Silecla, Mototkin and Cord. ■ -■-•;■ ' ;'<^ '- * 1 ~\ Prints 1 „ Colored Counterpanes and Bla« Blankets 1 ;•-,/ White Blankets 1 „ Dungareea alrid Cptton jjickf : 1 „ Welsh Flarinet, Blue Serg« atjd Lintieyg 1,, V Striped Shi^^ and unbleached V ,; ■ . ■ , \- -1 trunk Men.'s'Bluicher, Boots . v 1 1,, Ladies Cloth do. .; J . ' ...,. ■•• ,W. WILKIE, '■ •]' 400 '*-;;■..■■ Bridge-street, f Artificial Teeth. ; TYR. TATTON begt to call the attention .4-/.-.. of the' pQblic to his n^wly-invented process for tho construction of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, GUMS, and PALATES*. ' i The result of this invaluable invention may be briefly noticed , in a few of their most promising features;— '. .: ".' '■■ : . . ■ •'■; .■'■ '" ■ All sharp edges are avoided; no wires or fastenings are required; greater j exactitude Of cOaptation is obtained ; a natural elasticity, hitherto wholly unattainable; and a fit, perfected with the most Unerring accuracy, is secured; while, from the softness and flexibility of the-aaents'employed,*the greatest support and comfort are given to -the adjoining^ tee'tti when loose, or rendered tender by the absorption of the gums, " ' "'''.'.'. I The acids of the mouth no agency, all unpleasantness of smell and taste being entirely avoided.; and all these excellent qualities being combined with greater durability. Decayed Teeth stopped with Gold, Aluminium, Platinum, &c. • I Teeth extracted on scientific principles, avoiding pain. Children's Teeth regulated. Hours of Consultation—From Eleven till Four. - ' :• 889 To Musicians. A FINE-TONED VIOLONCELLO -*•*• warranted in good order, to be sold cheap for cash. ; For address, apply at the office of this paper. 286 oJRtL T° STAN. D this SEASON '■BujraSAA ■*- at Sunnyside, Spring Grove, •WSBki. "Young Athejstane,* will/be' at the following places on the days named. Wakefield Arms .. „. . Everjr.'Mpnday, Foxhill .. ~ .. .. „ .'Tuesday. Village .. ....... „ Thursday. Star and Garter .. *. „ ?r\day. Fees, £3 each mare: Groom, Ha.; to be -paid on or before the-first of January., 1862 .>. An allowance made if more than one mare. ' 204 JOHN ANDREWS. rrO STAND THIS SEASON, at Ditehley, -*■ the Thorough-bred horse "Brush" winner of the Great Nelson Trial Stake*, 1861.:; by Chevalier out of Besom by Whisker out of Cordelia, vide Stud Book. Chevalier by Tros' out of Flora Bl'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 fur mares at 2s. Gd. per week. ' 254 J> I B L E D E P 0 T, -*-* Wai mea-street. English Bibles, morocco, marginal references , Pica quarto ditto ditto Nonpareil ditto ditto Pearl ditto ditto Diamond ditto ditto Pica Bibles in calf Small Pica ditto Bibles suitable for presents German Bibles, Luther's translation Bibles in large type Double Pica Psalms, roan, gilt edges Ditto ditto Yew Testaments, in 2 vols., roan, gilt edges. To be sold below cost price. Bibles and Testaments, suitable for schools I. M, HILL, 4G7 Depository, To Contractors. BLASTING POWDER iv »iy quantities On sale at 64 JOHN SYMONS AND Cos. JgX GLADIATOR. THE LATEST FA"SHIONS FOR THE SUMMER is now opened for inspection at Mr*. GORMAN'S, BRIDGE-STREET,NELSON, who has received a small but well-selected assortment of Ladies' Dresses in all the fashionable materials. Mohair, Barege, Cashmere, Grenadine and Lace Shawls; Spanish Lace Mantillas, Black Silk do., Dust Mantles in a variety of textures, Sun Shades, Parasols, Honiton Lace Falls," Hair .Nets, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, &C, &c. Opposite the Golden Teapot, and Trafalgar Hotel. ! 342 FOR THE "COLONIST." Town. : Bridge-street: W. Wilkie, H. J. Goodman, R. Lucas. Waimea-street: I. M. Hill. COUNTUT, Stoke, F. Auaten. Motueka, E. Sutcliffe. Richmond, Hodder «fc Co. Riwaka, Mr. Edlesten Spring Grove, E. Rennel. Waitapu, R. Ray, Wakefield, J. Squire. Motupipi, J, Tilby Waimea Village, J. Palmer Siateford, Mr. Hey ward. Collingwood, D. Allan. Blenheim, W. Collie. Moutere Inn, C. H. Benseman. London: Mr. Wm. B. Smith, News Agent, 4, Hungerford-st. Sydney: Mr. J. L. Sheriff, Bookseller and Stationer, George-et. Melbourne :- Messrs. Gordon and Gotch, Collins-street. Waimea Districts Assessment. TN accordance with clause 10, of the -*- '* Country Roads Amendment Act, 1858," the Owners and Occupiers of Lands or Tenements within these Districts, or their Agents, are hereby requested to forward to the Road Board, within one calendar month from this date, a statement in writing, of the quantity and nature of the Lands or Tenements owned or occupied by such persons within these districts, with the names of owners or occupiers thereof, and the estimated value to sell of such properties. ( No person, neglecting to furnish such return will be entitled to appeal against the assessment about to be made. By order of the Board, ~ T. J. THOMPSON, Secretary, 1 Richmond, flovembe? 30, im, *{&