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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 210, 7 September 1869, Page 3

ESTABLISHED 1856. T> A C K E R ' S QITEAM mURNERY TTTTORKS; HARDY-STREET, NELSON. J A. PACKER begs to announce to Hs e Customers and the PubUc generally, that he has JUST IMPORTED, at considerable outlay, a STEAM-ENGINE, and that he will now be able to execute all orders entrusted to him witb Economy and Despatch. " TURNING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, IN IVORY OR WOOD, Including — Bedposts, Table and Chair Legs, Washstand do. Loo Pillars, Couch and Sofa Feet and Rails, Drawer Knobs and Stumps, Desk Rails, Ventilators, Chimney Bosses, Banisters, Pinnacles & Drops, Gatepost Ornaments, Naves, Tool Handles, Pump Buckets, Money Bowls, String Boxes, Hat Pegs, Bench & Hand Screws, Berlin Wool Frames, Washing Dollies, Rolling Pins, Potatoe Crushers, Boys' Tops, Map Rollers, Flag Poles, Towel Horses, &c, &c. J. A. P. is also prepared to furnish the following FANCY ARTICLES, in the best New Zealand woods, suitable for Presents, &c. : — Ladies' Reel Stands, Watch Stands, Ring Stands Candlesticks, Draughts and Chessmen, in Ivory or Wood, Napkin Rings, Rulers, Bec, Sec. CORNICE POLES, RINGS & BRACKETS complel e. BLIND ROLLERS Fitted, With or Without Blinds. EXCELLENT CROQUET SETS;: Complete. BREWERS' BUNGS & SPILES. CIRCLES OF ALL SIZES,- for Doors, Windows, &c. BELAYING PINS, MARLINE SPIKES, SHEAVES, &c. . Also, ON SALE— Several Dozens Red Birch Chair^Legs Cheap White Pine Kitchen Table Legs Several Good Polished Red Pine Washstands and Toilet Tables Elegant CEDAR CHIFFONNIER Mahogany Half-Tester Bedstead' (second-band) Good MEAT-SAFES. COUNTRY AND WEST COAST ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. o J. A. PACKER, WOOD AND IVORY TURNER, HARDY-STREET, Nelson. 1431 mEMPERANCE HALL, NELSON. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8. 1%/T ILLION "ORICES, | MR J. NEILL, (By Particular Desire), will give an ENTERTAINMENT on the above date, consisting of SELECT T>EADINGS. The First Part of the Entertainment will consist in the reading of mHE T>OSE OF /^HERITON, A Temperance Tale, bt Mks. Sewell. Part 11. will consist of SELECT RECITALS from favorite authors, including Shakespeare's "HUBERT AND ARTHUR," Poe's "BELLS" Hood's « BRIDGE OF SIGHS," selections from " Ingoldsby," and others. Admission: ONE SHILLING! CHILDREN, SIXPENCE. Family Tickets, to be had at the door, 3s. Doors open at half-past Seven; commencing* punctually at Eight o'clock. SOFT SOAP ! SOFT SOAP ! ! SOFT SOAP!!! THIS SOAP is made from Oils, ahd Pure Potash, without Soda, therefore ifc is well adapted for WASHING WOOL, and WOOLLEN ARTICES, a Trial of this SOAP we are sure will recommend itself; ; PRICE PER POUND, SIXPENCE. The Trade Terms can either be obtained frOm the WORKS, Wuimea.street, or : , W. C. WILKINS, 1799 Hardy-atreet.