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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 60, 27 July 1859, Page 4

Business Notices* MR. MELUISH begs to inform the Public that his STAY in Nekon is limited to ■ TWO WEEKS LONGER. 1 PORTRAITS, minutely correct in every particular, taken DAILY, from Ten till Four, opposite the Traf algar Hotel, Bridge-street. 3379 npHE undersigned has this day DISPOSED v J- of his BUSINESS to Mr. T. SNOW. All Accounts against the undersigned are requested to be sent in for settlement, and all parties indebted p to him will please settle their Accounts without \ delay. N. T. LOCKHART. ' Nelson, 20th July, 1859. 3372 MR. THOMAS SNOW wishes to intimate to the inhabitants of Nelson and its vicinity, ! that he has THIS DAY OPENED the VICTORIA 1 HOUSE, lately in the occupation of Mr. N. T. Lock- • hart, where will always be found a good supply of FIRST-CLASS GOODS, of every description, which will be more particularized in future advertisements. Butter, Eggs, and other produce taken in the usual , way. 3381 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MESSRS. PEAT AND THORNTON beg leave to return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronoge they have received sinco their . arrival in Nelson ; and beg to inform their friends . and the public that they have REMOVED to their new premises, opposite Curtis Brothers, Bridge- ! STREET. L They have on hand a large stock of Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddles, Bridles, and Bits ; Horse Clothing, , Blankets, and Rollers ; Brashes, Combs, Sponges ; Brass and Silver mounted Gig Harness, &c. &c. ; which will be sold at the lowest remunerating prices. 3357 npHE XANTHOTYPE PROCESS. Nothing new under the sun, it has been said; I but one tiling is certainly new: the DISCOVERY ' whereby BLUE EYES and AUBURN TINTED f HAIR can be PHOTOGRAPHED, without the < misty undefined eyes, or the black hair and beards of former photographs. In examining photographs by even first-rate European artists, too often the eyes (where blue) are scarcely perceptible, whilst in most ' cases the beards, if at all red, are photographed black, ' giving the fair-haired sons of Britain more the ap5 pearance of Spanish or Italian bandits, or organ grinders, than generous, open hearted Celts, or truth- ' loving Saxons. ' Only fancy some lovely Scottish maiden, with Auburn Ringlets, sending her photograph to her J Highland laddie. Would he not, on opening the casket, and seeing the gold-tinted tresses changed to j ebon black, exclaim, in astonishment— " It is na my wee thing, It is na my am thing, It is na my am kind dearie " ? , But this difficulty is surmounted. The goi'dian knot of Photography is severed 5 and let those who doubt come and see, by specimens in their Gallery, that Messrs. Oxley & Lane can Photograph Blue Eyes, with a distinctness never before attained by any one, ! and produce ' f " The flowing beard of Martial hue," in tones harmonizing with nature. This great discovery in overcoming the actinic powers of the blue and red colours is the result of experiments extending over nearly six years, and at last perfected in Nelson, which now can claim the honour of this discovery, that, by a curious coincidence, took place about the time that her horses proved victorious in Australia. Due notice will be given of the arrival of the Photogen, for night portraiture, by the illumination of Nelson, from the Church hilL Its extraordinary suc1 cess has created a perfect furore in the scientific world. 1 at home, as testified by the nattering critiques of no 1 less than thirteen of the public journals. The return of Mr. Lane from the Wairau will now enable the firm, 1 as -well as taking portraits, to execute the numerous orders they have so long had of Vieios of Nelson, &c. Eoyal Photographic Gallery, 1 Trafalgar-street, 11th July, 1859. 3306 O" UTRIDGE AND CO., Licensed > CUSTOM-HOUSE & COMMISSION AGENTS, Collingwood. 1§25" Storage for Bonded and Free Goods to any extent. Collingwood, May 20th, 1859. 3000 MRS. LOWE, Wakapuaka-road, wishes an ENGAGEMENT as MONTHLY NURSE. Letters addressed " Mrs. Lowe," and left either at the Examiner office, or at the Royal^Hotel, Bridge-street, will be attended to. 3272 HIDES and SKINS.— E. F. JONES is a CASH BUYER of the above at the highest 1 market price. 3383 1 /COLONIAL PRODUCE.— The under\J signed is a BUYER of WHEAT, OATS, and BARLEY. < John R. Hays. , Nelson, July 19. 3364 mHE undersigned are CASH PURJL CHASERS of TALLOW, HIDES, SHEEP SKINS, BONES, and HORNS, for which they will give the highest market prices. Nash and ScaUfb. Nelson, May 26th, 1859. 3024 THE undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS of WOOL, and are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES against Clips of the ensuing season, on Consignment to their Correspondents :—: — Messrs. A. Willis, Gann, & Co., London; Messr3. Robt. H. Wilson & Co., Liverpool ; Messrs. Willis, Merry, & Co., Sydney ; Messrs. Smith, Merry, & Co., Melbourne. Nash and Scaipe. Nelson, May 26th, 1859. 3025 THE UNDERSIGNED are CASH PURCHASERS of WOOL at the highest market rates, and make the usual advances on the same, consigned to their correspondents in London or the Colonies. 1983 Nath. Edwaeds and Co. NOTICE is hereby given, that the PARTNERSHIP lately subsisting between the undersigned as General Merchants and Commission Agents, at the town of Nelson, in New Zealand, was this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All the real and personal estates and credits of the firm remain the property of the undersigned William ' Robeet Nicholson, whose receipt alone from and after this date will be a valid discharge for the same. W. R. Nicholson. Geo. Ridings. Nelson, 21st June, 1859. Witnesses to the signatures of William Robert Nicholson and George Ridings :—: — Thomas Connbll, Solicitor, Nelson ; Samuel Kingdon, Solicitor, Nelson. 3212 GROVE FARM. THE undersigned having taken the above above Farm, begs to inform owners of cattle and horses, that arrangements can be made for the GRAZING of CATTLE on application to Mr. H. Ingham, on the premises, who will state particulars on application. 3377 J. Kerb, Jtjn., Waimea-west.