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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XV, Issue XV, 28 March 1857, Page 1

J&ercftatttuse, OOLLEN CORD and CORDUROY, of superior quality to that usually imported, On SALE at Joseph Webb's, Tbapalgab-sqtjaee, for Cash only. N.8.-— The trade supplied. ON SALE, AT THE "EXAMINER" OFFICE, MEMORANDUM BOOKS with ALMANACK for 1857, At Fourpenco and Sixpence each. LIME. THE undersigned are prepared to SUPPLY BURNED LIME from then? kiln at Motupipi. Orders will be received, and furt'ier particulars can be learned, at their Counting-house, Bridge-street. Nicholson and Ridings. Nelson, 4th November, 1856. GOLD! GOLD!! GOLD!!! "TUST RECEIVED, a capital supply of Cl PROVISIONS and OTHER GOODS, At ROBERT AITKEN'S, Bbid&e-stbeet, where parties who are about to proceed to the Diggings, and who wish to supply themselves with articles necessary for a stay there veby economically, would do well to call, and inspect his Stock. ITKEN'S BLACK CONGOU TEA, 2s. 6d. PER POUND, now so greatly in demand, is unsurpassed in strength and richness of flavour by any in the settlement. Bridge-street, March, 1857. N SALE, superior WATERTIGHT BOOTS, very suitable for the Diggings. Robebt Aitken. Bridge-street. "OOSEWOOD COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE _LV for SALE ; a handsome, fine-toned Instrument (Owen and Stodart's patent). Enquire at Mrs. Habgbeaves'S, Collingwoodtreet. TO be SOLD, a Semi-cottage PIANOFORTE, by Broadwood. Apply to Mr. C. Bonnington. 3SusmeSis Notices. /CHARLES THOMPSON, late of Stoke, VJ FARRIER, SHOEING SMITH, &c., begs to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and its vicinity that he has taken the premises lately in the occupation of R. Watson, and hopes, by good work and strict attention to business, to merit a share of public support. Shoeing, on improved principles. Sglf Smith-work, in all its branches. Nelson, March 13, 1856. BEAUMONT GAUKROGER begs to acquaint the public of Nelson that, on SATURDAY NEXT, he will OPEN a BUTCHER'S SHOP in BBipaE-STBEET, opposite the Royal Hotel j and as it will be his constant endeavour to please his customers, he trusts thereby to secure a share of public patronage. MUTTON :— Hind quarters, 6|d. per lb. Fore quartersjsd. „ Nelson, December 9. WILLIAM MATTHEWS begs to inform the inhabitants of the Province of Nelson that he has OPENED A BUTCHER'S SHOP opposite Mrs. Stanton's store, Richmond, where he hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit a share of public support. Family orders and others from a distance promptly attended to, on the lowest possible terms. Poultry and vegetables kept on hand, or to be procured to order. Terms : credit ; one month after that date all accounts to be settled. Bills of weight will be forwarded with each article. Richmond, October 1, 1856. MCOLEMAN and CO. beg to inform • the public that, on and after Monday next, the 12th instant, they will RUN a LIGHT CART from the WAIMEA VILLAGE, passing Ditchley, and calling at the Travellers' Rest, Appleby, to meet the Omnibus at Richmond. Nelson, January 5, 1857. PUBLIC CONVEYANCE FROM NELSON TO UPPER WAKEFIELD. B JACKSON begs to take the present • opportunity of thanking the Public for the very liberal manner in which he has been supported, and to say, that Mr. Andrews having retired, ho will RUN COVERED CONVEYANCES from UPPER WAKEFIELD to NELSON EVERY DAY, starting from Mr. Mears's every morning at Seven o'clock, and calling at the Forest Inn, the Holly Bush, the Waimea Hotel, the Star and Garter, and the Turf Hotel, and arriving at the Trafalgar Hotel, Nelson, at half-past Ten, and returning at half-past Three. As this will be done by one driver, all parcels left at any of the above places will be punctually attended to. Fares as usual. MR. ALEXANDER AITKEN, AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION, HOUSE, AND LAND AGENT, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, Bbidge-stbeet, Nelson. FLOUR. MR. WILKIE having DISCONTINUED the SALE of MY FLOUR, the public of Nelson arc respectfully informed that it can now be obtained at the Stores of Mr. Symons, Mr. Robeet Aitken, And Mr. I. M. Hill, who sell my Flour only. Persons who may wish for a lower-priced article can be supplied at the same Stores with Flour of a lower quality, 3a. per lOOlbs. below tho price of my V ?st Flour. Alfbed Sattndebs. Brightwater Mill, March 2, 1857. BARLEY. HOOPER and DODSON are CASH PURCHASERS of good samples of MALTING BARLEY. Nelson Brewery, March 24. "IVTOTICE.— The BUSINESS hitherto conJL 1 ducted by Messrs. ALFRED FELL and Co., as Merchants, &c., in Trafalgar-street north, will in future be carried on by Messrs. NATHANIEL EDWARDS and Co. Tho undersigned havo this day entered into PARTNERSHIP as General Merchants, Importers, and Commission Agents, &c, under the style of Nathaniel Edwaeds and Co. Nathaniel Edwabds, Geobge Bennett. Nelson, February 5, 1857.