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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 4, Issue 38, 19 May 1893, Page 4

ART CABINET MAKERS /A, 55 $ UPHOLSTERERS PIANO WAREHOUSE V QUAY LAMBTON WELLINGTON, THE FINEST DISPLAY OP Furniture and Pianofortes ETER SEEN IN WELLINGTON. TRY Our Kitchen Tables at 8/6 TRY Our Drawing-Room Suites ot £l2 15/-, TRY Our Dining-Room Suites at £l2 15/-. TRY Our spring Mattresses at £1 2/6. TRY Our Linoleums at ]l 3 square yard TRY Our Carpets , at 3/- yard TRY Our Austrian Chairs at 6/6. TRY Our American Chairs at 3/6. TRY Our Pianos at Values no other house can offer. SOHO FOUNDRY, [Established 1860.] Robt. M. Crosbie TT'NGINEER, Boiler-maker, Iron J-J and Brass Founder, General Smith. Estimates and Specifications given for all descriptions of Miners’, Builders’ ; and Contractors’ Iron-work. Requisites for Quartz-crushing and Gold mining Machinery of every class. Flax-dressing Machinery a speciality. Patterns for Axles, Centres, and Gearing for Water-wheels, from 6 to 30 feet diameter; also Pumping Gear. ON HAND, AND FOR SALE, CHEAP— One new 10-hp Horizontal Engine, one 5-hp ditto, and one 4-hp Nertioal Engine and Boiler; one Double-furrow Plough, in good order; one Heaping Machine, ditto; one new Pair Large Entrance Gates Apply SOHO FOUNDRY, Bridge-street NelsonHenry Baigent, BUILDER, CONTRACTOR & TIMBER MERCHANT. Timber and Building Yards, Hardy-street Nelson. Sash & Door Factory, Waimea-street, Nelson, SAW MILLS, Wakefield and Takaka—Nelson. Masonic Hotel, HAVELOCK, To the Inhabitants of Pelorus, The Sounds, and Surrounding Districts: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— I respectfully beg to announce that I have temporarily taken over the management, of the above Hotel, and trust, by careful and studious attention to the requirements and comforts of iHij patrons, to merit a share of their kaij&d support. Soliciting your esteemed patronage, I am, Yours obediently, G. C. CASTER. Brownlee & Co., SAWMILLERS AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS HAVELOCK. Building Orders. White Pine, 7s per 100 super; Birrm, 8s do., Second-class ss; other kinds, almost equal to first, 4s; Selected orders in second-class timber Is per i-.OOft extra. Slabs, 4s per Cord. ALL AT THE MILL. Grocery, Drapery and Iron- 1 mongery OF EVERY DESCRIPTION : AT LOWEST PRICES.