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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 249, 22 December 1866, Page 1

NOTICE. THE New Zealand Steam Navigation Company (Limited) Avill not for the future Recognise or Pay any ACCOUNTS, for Stores or Supplies to any of their Vessels, unless supplied on the WRITTEN ORDER of the undersigned. CURTIS BROTHERS, Agents. ■Nelson, sth December, 1866. ' 1399 N-OTICE. J A. LANGFORD has, THIS DAY, DIS- • SOLVED all mutual arrangements with Mr. J. DE. CJ-RLE. J. A. Langford therefore begs respectfully to inform his old and neAv customers, that he Avill henceforth continue to CARRY ON the Grocery and General BUSINESS in his OAvn name solely; and will always study to supply those who favor him with their orders Avith the best articles at the lowest possible prices. J. A. L. returns thank's for their past encouragement, and trusts to merit a continued support. J. A. LANGFORD. December 1, 1866. 1371 NOTICE. MESSSS. PEAT & THORNTON, in RETIRING from the BOOT and SHOE TRADE so long carried on by them in Bridge-street, take this opportunity of returning thanks to their friends and the public for the liberal patronage they have received; and as they can confidently recommend their successors, Messrs. HEALY & LESLIE, have much pleasure in doing so. Messrs. P. & T.'s SADDLERY BUSINESS will be conducted as usual, and they will feel obliged by your giving them a call to inspect their New Arrivals ex Countess of Kintore. 10th November, 1866. • 1464 MESSRS. HEALY Ss LESLIE, having this day taken over Messrs. PEAT & THORNTON'S BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS, trust the patronage so long bestowed upon the old firm will be continued to the new, whose practical experience in the Boot and Shoe trade, coupled Avith the -arrangements they have made to get their goods direct from the home manufactories at the IdAvest cost price, will be sufficient inducement to their friends and the public to favor them with a call. HaA'ing just added to the Stock a large assortment (>f New Goods, ex Countess of Kintore, and AvithdraAvn the old deteriorated goods (which they offer below cost price), Messrs. H. & L. will feel obliged by being favored Avith an early visit. Messrs. H. & L. beg to draw the special attention of Storekeepers and Wholesale Buyers to -their New Arrivals, as being peculiarly suitable for the Country and West Coast trade, the samples of Avhich are opened, and can be seen on the premises. HEALY & LESLIE, \' Late Peat & Thornton, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers and Importers, Bridge street, Nelson, 1465 IN returning thanks to my friends and the public for the liberal support extended to me for the last twelve years, and announcing my retirement from business in Trafalgar-street, to enter into a more extensive business in Bridge-street, I trust still to. merit your kind patronage and support. W. HEALY, Boot and Shoe Maker. December 17th, 1866. House and Shop to Let in Trafalgar-street, apply to Wm. Healy. 1466 TliOR Freight or Charter, the Cutter THAMES, Jj 30 tons. Apply to 1463 LOCKHART Ss CO., Agents. CADELL & SCOTT, MAITAI BREWERY, Hardy-street Bridge. PUBLICANS and Private Families supplied with the best article. Orders received by Mr. W. M. Stanton, Trafalgarstreet, Captain Heffer, the Wood, and W. J. Scott, Collingwood-street. • ' N.B. — Barm and Grains always on hand at the Brewery. 1400 JOHN CRAIK, Bridge- street, Nelson, WHOLESALE Sc RETAIL FRUITERER and GREENGROCER POULTRY and VEGETABLES always on ban& On Sale, 60 GEESE and a quantity of other Poultry. - 1401