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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XV, Issue 77, 24 December 1856, Page 1

STATIONERY.-\)n sale, at the Office of the ySxaminer — Demy, Post, and Foolscap, ruled faint Bank Post { Letter Paper, blue lalfl, cream laid, and wove Note Paper, cream hud and wove 3 Envelopes, official, letter, and note Tissue Paper, Drawing Paper Cartridge, very supenpr Wrapping Papers, vasou Playing Cards, variou| qualities Plain Cards, large, srnfcll, and third large Quills and Quill Pens,{very superior Quill Pens, in boxe3 of one and two dozen each r Steel Pens, magnum btmum and others Pencils, drawing and various others Slates and Slate Pencil Ink, black, in bottles, at 3d., 6d., 9(3., and 2s. each „ red „ 4d. and Is. each Inkstands, variously mounted and plain I Pen-hoiders, bone, pojcupine-quill, cedar, &c. Sealing Wax, red, black, &c. ; Wafers Paper -ifryves and Folders, ivory and bone, carved and plain > India -Rubber, Elastic' Bands, Rulers, Red Tape, Office Ribbon, &c. ' Boxes of Water Colours, at 25., 45., and 10s. each Copy Books, po3t and foolscap, ruled text, round, and single L Ledgers, Pocket do., Account Sales, Account Cur- • rent, Copying, and Memorandum Books, in [ variety Bankers' Cases, in russitt, morocco, and roan, all ; sizes Pocket Books, russia and morocco, silk lined, 1 gilt edges, all sizes Ditto, roan, &c, in great variety Ladies' do., do., do., Needle Cases, Housewives, &c. Instrument Cases, Ivory Tablets, and City Purses' j in russia and morocco 3 Card Cases, tortoiseshell, russia, and morocco ; &C, &C.\ &C. Custom House Forms always on hand. JUST RECEIVED, and ON SALE by the undersigned : — India-rubber Rings for babies Robinson's Prepared Groats Fine Salad Oil, in draught and bottle Linseed Meal Babies' Bottles Alum Nurseiy Lamps A fresh assortment of Confectionery Preston Smelling Suits Cod Liver Oil Ground Alum , Mustard \ Ginger Cream of Tartar ' r Dalby's Carminative. C. Macshane. ON SALE, by the Undersigned:— Milk chocolate Pepper, thumb blue Nutmegs, cloves, and allspice Saltpetre, arrowroot Seidlitz powders, castor oil Rhubarb, magnesia, sulphur 3 Salts and senna, and all kinds of drugs i Wine and phial corks, adhesive plaister Dutch drops, for bruises and inward pains Sweetmeats, smelling bottles Fancy bellows, diaper Blue stone, for the prevention of smut in wheat, at a rcdnced price Scented soaps, in variety 1 And a nice assortment of jewe cry &c, &c., &c. C. Macshane. rpilE Undersigned has a CHOICE SEJL LECTION of DRAPERY, viz. :— Delaines Coburgs p Albert Checks Shawls Paisley Shawls Prints. j Groc«*ir I Tea/ War Coffee, &c. N. T. LOCKHAET. Nelson, November 7, 1856. - CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! 1 Currants, only Is. sd. per lb., Pudding Raisins, from 6d. per lb., At ROBERT AITKE N'S, Bmdo-e-street. • Also Muscatels 1 Eleme Raisins Candled Lemon Peel Candied Orange Peel Candied Citron-Peel Spices of various descriptions Nuts, &c., &c. 10th December, 1856. mHOMAS TIDD begs to inform the JL inhabitants of the Province of Nelson that he is ready to supply his XX-A.LE at 23., and XXX at 2s. 6d. per gallon, for feady-money only. Nelson, 13th Dccembe*, 1856. EOR SALE, POSTS and RAILS, and SAWN TIMBER. / J /- N. T. Lockhakt. Nelson, November 7,^Jj56. LEA and PERRINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE ; pronounced by connoisseurs to .be tlu? " only good sauce," and applicable to every variety of dish. Extract of a Letter from a Medical Gentleman at 3 Madras, to his Brothe/at "iVorceßter, May, 1851 : — " Tell Lea and Per/nis ilftjt Jbeir Sauce is highly ' esteemed in lottia, and is, in my opinion, the 5 most palatable fas well as the most wholesome Sauce that is njade." Sold universally by the principal dealers in sauces ; wholesale and for "exportation by the Proprietors, » Lea & Peeeins, 68, B^oad-street, Worcester, and 19, - Fenchurch-strect, London. Also by Barclay & Sons, Crosse & Blackwell, and other oilmen and merchants, London. Agent at Nelson— E. PKICHABD. Now i - eady, price 2s. 6d., pp. 150, . mOTAL ABSTINENCE and THE HOLY . JL SCRIPTURES; or, A' Testimony Against Intoxicating Drink 9. Messrs. Elliott, and Mj*. R. Burn, Trafalgarstreet; Mr. Daetxall, Richmond; Mr. B. Dixon, Waimea-south; Mr, AndeKws and Mr. Wilkie, r Motueka, 8 As this edition i 3 likely to result in heavy pecuniary loss, friends are requested to dispose of as many copies as possible.