James Lees, Coal and Wood Merchant. Haying removed to new Premises situated in Wyntn Street, and having purchased the aecessary machinery, is now prepared to cut and deliver FIREWOOD at the following rates : RED PINE. Short lengths for stoves 32s per cord 2ft lengths ... ... 28s „ „ 4ft lengths ... ... 25s ~ » TAWA. Short lengths for stoves 26s per cord 2ft lengths ... ... 23s ~ „ 4ft lengths ... ... 20s „ „ Willows ... ... 12s ~ Oats crushed at 4d per bushel. Al 1 wood measured in 4 teet lengths. Newcastle Coal delivered at 40s per ton. Brunner do do ... 38s per ion Collingwood do do ... 36s per ton Jats, bran, cbafl', potatoes, charcoal, coke, firebricks, lime, &c., ike., always on hand. NOTE THE ADDRESS--511 Wynen-street, (Near Salvation Army Barracks.) Masonic Hotel, Havelock. T. Adams Proprietor. Travellers, Tourists, shooting and Fishing parties corning to the famed district of Pelorus Sounds, and frequenting this well known Hotel, will receive every attention. 1 rivate suites of rooms for families <kc. Wines & Spirits of the best brands only kept. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Agency Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. 2485 NELSON MO ATE & GO., Tea Merchants.
142 c°s py ..." ■VI - . 1 - . r iff lii i'i-i BLENDED TEAS. NEi SON, MOATE & Co’s Celeorated Puke Blended TEAS are acknowledged the finest in the Southern Hemisphere. They have been awarded Gold and Silver Medals, and pro« nounoed perfectly pure and clean by the Government Analyst. PRICES: 2s. 2s- 4d. 2s. Bd, 3s. NELSON, MOATE and CO., Christchurch, Dunedin. and Auckland, 1.00 vt Agents: FELL BROS AND CM:, 111 -irirtiin ; GRRENSU.L \ND gQ.. Wanted. TIIWO B')YS al)-ut U years of 1 age Apply at once at TIMES OFFICE, GitATEFIH -COMFORTING. EPP3’S COGO BREAKFAST, “By a thorough knowVlvg pv| the natural laws u hicK cjigjisiiovj ana nutrition, a».*f fiy a car«*fol of the fine pr ipertie., of wellselected cooea, Mr Epps h..s provided onf breakfast tables with a delicately fiavn.VH'd beverage which ipay aav*} he>vy doctQj’a bUis. St 14 ny the ju'dieiou* use of !pv §itch articles of uiet thal'a oQi.g'itutiou may be gfadualtybuilt up until strong to resist every tendency to di-ease. Hundreds of -übtle enough m;.ladies are floating around us ready to attack whoever there is a we-fe point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keening ourselves well fc-tified with fmrjd'blood sy« <* rrathA”—See article in' the?'Civil Service G zette. * Made simply ' with hrd* ; ng water or milk. ' \ Sola in 1 lb paok t cia hw gfpoers, labelled ttjtja 2§22, JAMES El PS $ CO., I iIOM EoJEATHie CHKV TS. LoNDei> C,N<iUW>t; '
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1991, 23 October 1886, Page 1
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414Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1991, 23 October 1886, Page 1
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