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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 76, 22 September 1858, Page 1

MASONIC WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. From the present date, the undersigned will be prepared to SELL, at the under-mentioned prices, for CASH only, viz.— Pale and dark brandy 30s. per gallon Old torn 21s. „ West India rum 18s. 6d. „ Scotch whiskey 21s. „ Superior port and sherry. . . 3s. 6d. per bottle. A single bottle of the above at tb^Tyholesale price. Burton ale ,f4&. per gallon London stout .J. 3s. 6d. „ London ale and stout, dfriivered, 14a. per dozen. 1218 \^/ Edwaed Evebett. EX SEBASTIAN. 3 HHDS. U. V. DARK BRANDY 4 quarter-casks dark brandy 3 do. pale do. 50 cases bottled do. do. 10 cases pale sherry 20 cases golden do. 2 hhds. Jamaica rum 3 quarter casks do. 48 cases Coward's oilmen's stores 10 cases French white vinegar. NOW LANDING, EX CAMILLA, 5 cases men's and boys' 6sorted clothing 3 „ assorted millinery and haberdashery 1 trunk ladies' satin and kid slippers 1 „ ladies' cloth boots 1 „ girls' and children's boots 1 case heavy kip leather 1 „ calf and light kip leather "ises assorted oilmen's stores 6 „ Score's washing crystal 1 case ship chandlery 7 casks bottled porter, 4 dozen each 50 „ pale ale, 4 dozen each 2 quarter-casks port wine 10 „ pale sherry 4 „ Jamaica rum 4 „ Scotch whiskey 7 cases port wine, 2 dozen each 7 „ sherry, 2 dozen each 14 „ port wine, 1 dozen each 1 „ sherry, 1 dozen each 1 cask seeds 2 winnowing machines 4 patent chaff-cutting engines 2 bruising mills , 2 steel flour mills 2 Ransome's V H ploughs, with extra fittings "* » V * J> » 2 » P3 » » 1 case plough fittings 4 bales coal sacks — - 2 „ corn sacks / 4 cases Huntley and PaJmer's biscuits. 1204 \f Ctjbtis Beothees. ON SALE, EX LATE SHIPMENTS. TWO TONS SHEET ZINC. Also, ZINC NAILS and PERFORATED ZINC. 70 tins Ewbank's patent nails, from 2in. to 7in., 2m. and 2£in. wrought clasp 80 tins cut nails, from l£in. to 6in. Butt hinges, from 2in. to 4in. Screws, from to 3£in. T hinges, from 6in. to 30in. Brass hinges, from l^in. to 4in. Brass screws, tin and iron tacks Brass and iron door bolts Brass sash fasteners, various Sash weights, sash line LOCKS, HINGES, AcPalace motion locks Young's pendulum locks Gerrish's spring hinges Sash pulleys, brass and iron Door locks, various descriptions Rim latches, thumb ditto Chest, till, and cupboard locks SAWS, TOOLS, &c. Pit saws, 7£ft., 7ft., 6£ft., and 6ft. Crosscut saws, 6, s£, 5, 4£, 4, and Z\it. Handsaws, 28, 26, 24, 20, and 18in. Tenon saws, web ditto, turning ditto, keyhole ditto, and bow ditto Collins'B American \, £, £ , and full-sized axes Smoothing planes, trying ditto, jack ditto Sash filisters, spokeshaves, plated squares Socket and firmer chisels, various suses Screw augers, .pincers, gimblets, glue SUNDRIES. Flat-irons, saucepans, teakettles Tea kitchens, oval boilers, teapots Enamelled frying-pans, iron ditto, enamelled gridirons Fluted gridirons, sugar nippers, chalk Corkscrews, brass and japanned Candlesticks, snuffers, and trays Scales and weights, camp ovens Mouldboards, cart boxes and axles Garden hoes, rakes, lines and reels Picks, square and round-nosed American shovels Lyndon's spades, potato forksr^ r /r. C. Batcheloe. Bridge-street Stores. *~' 1074 TUST OPENED, ex CAMILLA— ZJ English and Parisian bonnets Flowers, velvet ribbons Lace goods, mantles, dresses, &c, &c. Inspection of the above invitedy*tfye Goods being first-class, and economical in priceX NELSON MILLINERY A«D DRAPERY ESTABLISBMENT, TRAFALGAB-STEEEfcyiIWXt the Bank. 1266 AN ASSISTANT WANTED. JUST OPENED, a large assortment of GLASSWARE, consisting of— Pint and quart decanters Tumblers, pint soda ditto Goblets, finger cups Sherry, port, and claret glasses Hock and champagne glasses Butter plates and covers Glass dishes, toy mugs Creams and sugars Celery glasses, salts Candlesticks, piano ditto Sugar basins with covers Cuddy basins /~ Honey pots and covers / Pickle jars and covers / Liqueurs, custards, an/ft jellies &c. &c. &c/ On Saleyft ROBERT yiTKEN'S 1049 Furnishing Warehouse, Bridge-street.

ECONOMY IN WASHING. GREAT SAVING OF TIME, LABOUR, AND SOAP IS EFFECTED BY USJNG SCORE'S CELEBRATED /WASHING CRYSTAL, which improves Jme colour, and will not injure the finest fabric; n^v in general use in England, and sold in packets J^price 2d., sufficient for 12 gallons of water). \^r To be obtained of JOHN SYMONS, Sole Agent for the Colony, Bridge-street, Nelson. 1301 UST RECEIVED, by ttfe undersigned, 10 bales Ten-pound WOOLPACKS. N^TH. liDWAEDS AND Co. August 23, 1858. N *^ 1469