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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 113, 14 May 1890, Page 4

I NEW GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE. During t_e laet few days wa have received and opened out another shipment (J? rpONS^ IOS* THK ABOV fMEN TIONED GOODS ; our si ockof which, is one of lho largest and most complete in the colony. As it would be too costly to publish an | analysis of the Stock, the public I are respectfully invitei to oa'l i and INSPECT THE SAME and so judge for themselves as extent, value, and quality. Purchasers will certainly find it to their advantage to do so. New Breakfast, Dinner, Tea, and Chamber Ware. — Brown Jars, all sizes for Pickling, ,— Cheap Tumblers for Jelly. R. SNODGRASS, HARDY AND OOLr.INi. WOOD STS„ NELSON. Caledohia. House, March, 1890. A BARGAIN EOR SALE.- All those DESIRABLE PROPERTIES belonging to the undersigned, situate in Urook-st. Valley, consisting of MARK ICT GARDEN, MILK WALK, ike. The whole will b 3 offered at* a saariflce, as a going concern. This is a rare opportunity to Bmall capitalists. The present proprietor is disposing of fche adore on account of failing health. — Apply ta J. H. NEWMAN, Trafalgar street, or to JOHANNA POLGLASE, on the premises 565—26 ROLLER FLOUR ! r | . E undersigned Manufacturer of the -*" "WHITE LILLY" BRAND, desires to thank the public for the liberal patronage asccrded him ii ihe past 22 years and to inform them that the Mill hne been recently fitted with NEW MACHINERY consistino of Henrt Symon's Manchester PATENT ROLLER SYSTEM so that a r.. ally first-olass article c;»n always be depended on, jno. RUTHERFORD, FLOUR MILLER, 681—12 BRIGHTWATER. A. STANNAKD BRIDGE STREET^NBLSON. MANJITACTURERof BASKETS, WICKER OHAIRS, PERAMBULATORS, WORK TABLES, FLOWER STANOS DRESS STANDS, &o, work Repaired, and Chairs Re-seated £A good assortment of BRUSHWARE, FANCY GOODS, &o. Bridge street, Nelson. . i I, -... ... 1. 1 1 1 ,i .n- ■ .1.-. l*, n .. OPENING NOTIOE. J H. LEONARD SADDLER and HARNESS MAKKR, begto inforn the inhabitants of Richmond and Waimea, that he has C )MM"'-NCKD BUSINESS opposite Hoddir _ Co.'s Stjres. and hopev, by strict attention and moderate oharges, to merit a fair share of patronage. Lately ia the employ of Mb, F. N. Jonbs for eight years. 786—1 m William Miller^ BRICKLAYER, PLASTERER, _____ and slaterAll kinds of Furnaces, Steam Boilers, Bakers' Orens, Kitchen Ranges, and Firework of every description pxecuted on tbe best principle. C-ncrete Works and Drainage executed. Orders in Town aud Country promptly attended to. O" Address UPPER C' NELSON 348ft— 12m a NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOOIETY OP NORWICH AND LONDON Established for Fire Insurance only. Norwich, 1797 j Nelson, 1872. " When the storm ia blowing, and flre ragiag, what a consolation to know that, *)yen if the worst happen, insurance will reinstate the shipper, merchant, or cottager ! It is onj of tho best means by which a Providence has put into the minds of men to devise against lobs akd want ; and as selfdefence iB wi hin tha reaoh of erery mm, he outfhfc, by Insurance, to place himself and family beyond the risk of either, from thi*cause," " Why should provideut persons who insure, be compelled to subscribe funds for tha ralief and sopport of those who won't insure," The writer once saw a trader crying like a baby becausa he was burnt out. Toe poor fellow was ruined s but wby had he not insured ? If he had been insubbd, a respectable office would havo paid him ready cash in a few days to have started him agaia. Think of an industrious farmer losing all hia stacks of corn or hia well-filled barn through a flaßh of lightbiog or the discarded lucifer match of a loafing tramp, when he might -protect himself by insuranco I The sa . c app. ies .likewise to to Tools, or Household Goods, or lho Stock of the Shoo or Store." * Prospectus, Almanac, Railway Timetables, Insurance Leafle s, Fire Brigades, and OfflcßP, "The Destroyer," "Hints on Insurance," Fkeb, of W. M. STANTON In urance Chambers, Nelson. Agent also fob INSURANOE OFFICE (Makike).