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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 593, 16 July 1853, Page 1

THE NELSON EMPORIUM^ is now replete with an unusually varied and extensive STOCK of BRITISH and FOREIGN GOODS, selected with great care, under very advantageous circumstances, from the latest importations. The particulars of which comprise— West India, Mauritius, and Famptnga Sugar Loaf— fine, crushed, and refined ditto Finest souchong and congou Tea, in chests, 4, and 4 do, West India Coffee, Carolina and Patna Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, Oatmeal, split Peas Fine and coarse Salt, Soap, Soda Mould and Sperm Candl es, Picklei, Vinegar .1 Spices, Starch, Blue, Carbonate of Soda Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Lucifer Matches \. _, Blankets, Flannels, Tweeds, Linsey-woolsey Velvet, French Merino, Alpaca, Coburg, Orleans 0 Mousselin-de-laine, Deny, Prints, Gala Plaid / Dungaree, stripe Shirting, Gingham ' Moleskin and Cord, of various qualities White and grey Calico, in the most useful widths Linen, Jaconet and book Muslins Black, white, and coloured Silicia and rolled Jaconet Blue -Serge, stripe cotton, and Regatta Shirts Men's and youths' white ditto, with linen fronts „ moleskin and cord Trousers „ black and blue cloth Caps, silk Hats „ worsted Hose, cotton ditto Men's black & coloured silk Handkerchiefs, satin Stocks Women's and girls' lambs' wool and cotton Hose Children's ditto, ditto, plain and fancy patterns „ worsted Boots, Boas, Victorines, and Gaiters Ladies' Cashmere, barege, Paisley, and woollen Shawls „ white straw, and fancy coloured Bonnets A complete assortment of Haberdashery and Gloves Satin and sarsnet Ribbons, in great profusion Cambric, silk, and Barcelona Handkerchiefs Ladies Corded Petticoats, boys' and girls' Dresses Ladies' and children's silk and cotton Parasols Cotton and silk Umbrellas Boots and Shoes, of all descriptions Plain and fancy cane bottomed Chairs A large assortment of Earthen and Glass ware Martell's pale and dark Brandy . Booth's Old Tom, in case and cask Port and Sherry, very choice, in wood or bottle Champagne and Madeira, in one-dozen cases, &c, &c.' I Nelson, July 7. George Aiken. fcl i t k ii W' s« V-J-> CIRCULATING LIBRARY, BRIDGE BTREET, NELSON. In announcing the opening of this Library, Alexander Aitken trusts that it will meet the wishes, merit the approbation, and be the means of both pleasure and profit to the public of Nelson and surrounding districts. It contains several hundred Tolumes of really useful, as well as POPULAR VVORKB, Embracing History, Science, Literature, Standard Novels, &c. Every work of merit added to the Library so soon as it can be procured. TERMS. Subscriptions, payable in advance in every instance, Per Year 10s. Per Half-year sB.s 8 . Per Quarter 2s. 6d. Several cases of new Books, per Royal Albert, &c, just received, embracing amongst others — Uncle Tom's Cabin A Woman's Journey round the World Boswell's Life of Dr. Johnson The New Testament, illustrated The Orbs of Heaven Soyer's Modem Housewife Domestic Cookery National Library Popular Library j Railway Library The Field Book, or Sports and Pastimes of the British Islands , &c. &c. &c. T\N SALE, ex MAORI :— \_/ 2 bales Blankets, assorted, 10— 4 to 13—1 1 case Paris nap Bonnets, children's Clothing, &c. 10 tons fine and coarse Salt 12 iron Bedsteads 3 two-horse power Thrashing Machine \ 6 Cheese Presses, with Vatt complete J 1 Winnowing Machines SO Scotch Moulds , 26 bundles Hoop Iron ) 7 pair arm Moulds I 4 bundles Forks and Spades >> g casks — Hand Grubbers, bullock Chains, Plough Traces, Scissors, Razors, pockets Knives, firmer and mortice Chissels, Plane Irons, Scythes, briar Scythes, hay Knives, garden Trowels, Hoes, London plastering, and pointing Trowels, iron Squares, boat Hooks, broom Hooks, ship Scraper*, drawing Knives, Caulking and Rudder Irons, Coopers' Foes, felling, mortice, Kent, American, and Manchester Axes, engineer's and socket Chissels, Gimblets, dog, halter, and timber Chains, maul Rings, sail Thimbles, shepherd's Crooks, Pick Axes, smith's, rivetting, clench, and bench Hammers, miners' Shovels, Wedges, joiner's bench Screws and Cramp, steeled Harrow Tines, Augers, Cleavers, mill Bills, brass Hooks and Nails, and a variety of other Merchandise. W. R. Nicholson. Trafalgar Street, June, 1853. STATIONERY, ex late arrivals :— Kj Ledgers and Account Books, all sizes X Letter Books, Memorandum Books V, >. Bill Cases, Ready Reference Files Pocket Books and Clasp Books Quill Pens, very superior Card Cases, Spring Inkstands Sealing Wax, Wafers, bleck and red Ink Note and Letter Paper, Envelopes, &c, &c. / C. Elliott. NOTICE.—The BUSINESS of the Nelson Bridge Street BREWERY is carried on as heretofore. BARLEY is required, far which the market price will be given. All accounts owing by the late Mr. Taos. Smith are requested to besent in to Mr. J. T. Galloway, on the premises. _Nelson, April 31, 1853. ) NOTICE /THE SABLE MINSTRELS, X Messrs. JOHNSON, SMITH, and ANDERSON, respectfully announce to the public of Nelson, that on their return from Wellington, about the 14th of July next, they will give AN ETHIOPIAN CONCERT, at a place and time which will be announced ii> a future notice. Valentine West, Agent. WANTED, a respectable and active YOUTH in the country, to take charge of horses, and make himself generally useful. Alsj, two or three steady aud active LABOURERS, used to farm work. * Apply at the ' Examiner ' Office, or to Mr. Stephens" Knowle Wood, Riwaka. _ June 22, 1353. APARTMENTS.— TO L..T, THREE • good ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, in the ple«s»nt district of Motueka. v Particularg may be known by applying to Mrs. Snow, Victoria House, Nelson.