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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 288, 5 December 1868, Page 1

Business Directory. • '..'-,. C. LiN'DON,; SADDLER AND COLLAR M AKES, 7 . '"TBAFAEgAIt-^lßaE^ . ''. '.' 232& T. USHER/! : Boot & Shoe Maker, Bristol Hobse, Trafalgat-rft. A large stock ofnew goods just received. (-227 c. webb, - ■;•• BOOTMAKER, HARDY STREET. v . Repairs neatly executed. .1994 E. W. DE E, TAILOR AND DRAPER, , Opposite Hornby's Auction Mart, Bridge-st. . 45W. PATTERSON, Grocery and Provision StoresCorner of Waimea and Hardy Streets. First-classTea kept in stock. New-laid E»gS . Good Butter. The best Groceries aiid Produce ■ always on hand. Colonial Produce bought, sold or exchanged "2471 J. C. M.'KARS'TEN •GUNSMITH, LOCKSMITH, and CUTLER, CoUingwood-sti'eet, Nelsoh. New Gun Stocks made, Hanimejss, Nipples, and all descriptions of Gun Furnishings supplied. Cutlery Ground in a superior munuet. ~ ' Butter Churns on the rnort improved principle.-" . Umbrellns, Panisols, &c, neat'y repaired. ;$a3S . BECK & JONES, Chimney Sw.eps, Nightmen. &c. Orders left at Mr Burns', Tinsmith. Trafalgarstreet, or Mr Waters', Bootmaker, Biidge-street punctually attended to. 21U4 NELSON STEAM TURNERY AND JOINERY WORKS, Upper Bridge-street, Nelson. ALL kinds of Sashes. Doors, Moulding Turntn, -&«., always on hand, atf-greatly ' KKjUCiiD PRICES. . Chaff on sale, or cut *o order. '.2011 AVER' BROTHER-. j. bIX ON, . Confectioner, Fancy Bread aud Biscuit 1 ' Buker, HAVING bought the lease of -the Premises in Bridge-rstreet lately in the occnpuiuti of Mr Tingle, respectfully informs the public <if Nelson and neighborhood th,.t he has commenced business as above; and as it will be his ruie to use only the best materials in the minufaci'ure of all goods sold by him, he trusts to obtain a bhare of the public patronage. Hot Rolls every momiaj. Wedding and Tea Cakes. Hot Pies and Coffee at all Iv ,urs, Sundays excepted Note the address— Bridge-street, Opposite Mr Hornby's Auction Mart, Nelson. -2469 BUTCHERING BUSINESS AT RICHMOND. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. T TASKER, in announcing to his patrons • and the public of the district" that he "has RETIRED from he BUSINESS of BUTCHER at Richmond, hereby respectfully tenders his best thanks for the support so liberally accorded tb him; and he begs to intimate that the business, in all -its branches, will be carried on by his Son, HARRY TASKER, who succeeds him, and for whom he requests a continuance of that public * favor which it has been his own good fortune to receive. - SUCCESSOR TO THE , ABOVE* T'N reference to tbe above announcement by my JL Father, I beg to intimate to his numerous _. customers and the public generally, that it sball be my constant endeavor, on all occasions to follow iri the footsteps of my Father with respect to providing the Best Meat that can bu obtained* a course which secured to him -a liberal patronage anda good name, and which 1 shall steadfastly strive to maintain and deserve. HARRY TASKER, [ . BUTCHER, &c, RICHMOND. 24'99 FLAX in stock' at all times aud in any quantity, at 2541 E.K. TURNER'S, Me-st. West. ' COAL. ARRIVED, ex Ballarat. 50 tons best Engteh COAL; ou Sade hy the undersigned. - ' ■ ' ' ■ • ' ■W. LLOYD, 1845 Near New Post-office. ■ . .'.l ""■ ' . " '.""' * - IT^TEWCAS'TLE COALS on Sale. Delivered i-1 x toany part of the town. 1184 THOMAS R. HI3HE& ,