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Colonist, Issue 12, 1 December 1857, Page 1

JUST OPENED—36, 38, 40, and 50 inch window hollands Glazed and rough brown ditto 54 and 62 inch table linens Worsted linen table covers White and .black moreens 6-4, 7-4, and 8-4 corded petticoats, white and black Brown and white linen drills Boys' neckerchiefs Cotton, Lisle, silk, and kid gloves, all sizes White German fringes and dimity „ Toilette covers and white counterpanes Turkey twills and super scarlet coburgs - 38 inch mixed alpacas, best qualities 150 patterns in ribbons Fast lilac and chintz prints Drawn and stamped embroidery patterns Welch knitt half hose- ■ Lambs' wool hose Men's cotton pantaloons Merino vests Balzarines, acrophanes, and bareges -■ Black and colored sewing silks Black braid^j-'stay busks, &c, &c. ■ H. J. GOODMAN, Bridge-street. FLOUR, Sharps, and Bran, at I. M. HILL'S. ON SALE by the undersigned— DRAPERY. Ladies and Gentlemen's boots and shoes Worsted and cotton cord and moleskin trousers Summer coats Elastic and cotton braces Men's and boy's shirts and collars Frock cloth coats and trousers Watertight boots Diggers' boots made to order. GROCERIES. Teas and sugars Currants and raisins And a variety of other-merchandise. CHARLES LUC AS, Manchestei house, Trafalgar-street. NOW- IS THE VERY DAY, and now is the identical hour, For Furnishing — Flax mattresses of all sizes and dimensions, carpeting, druggeting, hearthrugs, &c , &c. For Apparel—A capital and choice assortment of gentlemen's clothing, consisting of shepherd's plaid and fancy tweed vests and trousers. For Groceries—Teas, sugars—not to be surpassed in quality and prices. And last but not least, For Building purposesWhite pine, Totara and. Rimu boards, planks, and scantlings, of all lengths. — Shingles, palings, posts and rails, &c. Address— JAMES PHILLIPS, Alma house, Trafalgar-street. A MERICAF STOVES; Kent Grates, J-*- large size, middle size, and new pattern. Sussex grates, large and small size. These grates are suitable to either wood or coal. I. M. HILL, Ironmonger. FOURTEEN DAYS' SALE, COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. RICHMOND DRAPERY, AND READY-MADE CLOTHES WAREHOUSE. HP R. HODDER having just received ■*-. * an assortment of New Goods—General Drapery, Ready-made clothing, Boots and Shoes, would take this opportunity of informing the inhabitants of Richmond and Waimea districts, that considering the present state of the markets, he is disposed to make A GBEAT REDUCTION ON THE WHOLE OF HIS EXTENSIVE AND WELL BOUGIIT STOCK. T. R. H. is now marking down a part of the Stock, much below COST PRICE, and the goods bought from the latest arrivals at the smallest renumerative profit, which on inspection will be found equal in price and quality to any house in the Nelson Province. T. R. H's former terms—Cash, or as near to that as possible, he has found to answer very well, with'the' exception of a few parties having presumed too much upon it. In future, as the profits will be less, he desires that the credit Bhould be also less. Accounts delivered monthly, which if not paid within three months, interest will be charged upon. HPHE Undersigned will receive, per -*- " Acasta," shortly expected from London— 4 octaves "1 . ' 10 quarter-casks J " 4 octaves \ , 10 quarter-casks | Bheny 5 quarter-casks pale brandy 20 ditto dark brandy 25 cases superior port 25 ditto ditto sherry 75 ditto Geneva 75 ditto old torn (Booth's) 5 quarter-casks ditto 10 cases whiskey 100 casks bottled porter, 4 dozen XOO ditto ditto ale, 4 dozen 10 ditto ditto ditto pints 30 hhds. Burton ale 5 ditto London porter 15 cases champagne . 50 cases Hennessy's brandy Also, An extensive shipment of Teas, Groceries, and general Merchandise. NICHOLSON AND RIDINGS. Nelson, Nov. 10. • TUST RECEIVED— " Ladies' cashmere boots, military heels „ Kid-top „ „ „ Gentlemen's dress boots, patent leather Ladies' kid and bronze slippers Hens' best bluchers. • B. JACKSON, Boot and Shoe Mart, Hardy-ctreet. Srie % %mtw\t AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FARMING STOCK, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD -FURNITURE, &C, &C. ]\T ESSRS. NICHOLSON and RIDINGS -*-"-*- have been favored with instructions from- Mr. William Dickinson, to offer for Sale by Auction, at his Farm, " Rowdens," Waimea-south, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd December next, the whole of his valuable Farming. Stock, consisting of— Horses - Cattle Sheep . Agricultural Implements •■'•-■ Growing Crops , , Also the Household Furniture, &c., &c. Full- particulars will-be given in a future advertisement, and catalogues will .be issued a week prior to date of sale. Nelson, November 3rd, 1857.