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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 100, 29 April 1871, Page 3

0 N C E \ M O E eT\ • 0— — — — J. P. BLACK ' Begs to notify that Ms Sale will be Continued on the same LIBERAL TERI^B" as hitherto, until th 3 greater portiop^of his STILL LARGE^ STOCK is dirfosed of. \ 61 / KB. — Me. Blach findXit accessary- to remind the Public that, on Recount of the GREATLY REDI CED^ PRICES at which Goods are being offered, CASH IS INDISPENSABLE. V 657

MR T3AWSON, T^ENTIST, HardyA XI ,y-1 X/--Nearly Qnp^ite the Institute. Jyy^ IrW T>^~TOHNSON, CablrA • 06 )0* Xf» t) rafekers.a^d Up-j holsterers, Collingwood-streat, conmnue>n Manu-/ facture every description 4f jFUKNITURE, VENETIAN and /ther BLI W&, b«fth for Inside] and Outside of yWindows ;| tappets Made and\ Laid; ChairlSsnd Couches Ria4tuffed and Re- J covered; Imported Furniture^Repaired on the/--Shortest possible Notice, aria at the Lowest posy sible Price. /^~13( KEROSINE ! KEROSINE! ! Or CASES DEVOE'S BRH^LIANT, at 6^/^IENRY HOUNSELL'S, 734 X £ No. I, Bridge- street. -A 4- ■ COACH BUILDER 3|ND WHEELWRIGHT. r\ TT I\/TILL%R begs to inform the \T» XJL, IVX Pußlic of Nelson that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in ihe/above line on the premises, of Messrs. WiMSETT and SON, and hopes by lood workmanship and moderate charges, to share their st/pport. fTG. H. MILLER, MIDGE STREET, NELSON. BARLEY MEAL! BARLEY >^EAL ! &{'" ON SALE,/ 1 C\[\ SACKS BARLEY/ MEAL, XUv/ 15s. per Sack. / NEALE & HADDOW, COLLINGWOOD STREET/^ KEROSINE 0I y. 9 ASES D C)WNER?*S iy/^^> JXEROSINE Oil, Hemrly expected from New Yoric via London, / per "BETH SHAN." This Brand is especially imported for family use, / being much superior to any other brand in the Market. H. DAVIS. 752 0/?3. PER TON y~\ Ji\J FOR / X NEWCASTLE HOUSEHOLDyCOALS. 3(\S, PER TON / \J FOE / / grey/coals. r TERMS C^tSH. JOSEPH GARRARD, 736 Government Wharf. ESTABLISHED 1858. J. W. T AT / 0N MEDICAL, SURGICAL, andMECHANICAL D E N T I Sf T. J.|W. T. calls attentionytp the many years' residence in Nelson, wmeWs a guarantee for his professional reputation. The advantage of Assaying and Refining his own Materials, and with the Most Improved Appliances used in the construction of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, enables him to assure that no deleterious compounds are used in his Establishment, such as are being passed off on the public for cheapness, set on plates composed of Zinc, Silver, Tin, &c, by analysis. "? . : TEETH ADJUSTED WITHOUT RESORTING TO RECKLESS EXTRACTION. 788'