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HEAVY WEATHER. - * I UST RECEIVED a Superior lot of y BOSTOCK'S BOOTS and SHOES, of very excellent quality, comprising— Wellingtons ' Watei tights Gents' elastic side ' Princes boots, And other sorts too numerous to mention, At B. JACKSON'S. 142 QN SALE, a few good Shoe TRUNKS. B. JACKSON. 1197 , ON SALE, a large quantity of MEN.S and WOMEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS, at 2s. 6d. per Pilr. 11 OS B. JACKSON. NOW IS XHE TIME. A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT of • r*- BOOTS and 'SHOES, of the'best quality, on SALE at f . 1199 - ' . " B.; JACKSON'S. ' .'rv.R c s s; bo o t s J*-'' Patent leather Wellingtons Dress shoes- ■ Youths' patent kid elastic boots ,- Ladies'white and'black satin shoes. Ditto kid operas, .. At 1307 B. JACKSON'S T U S TO P E N E D— Gents'prime shooting boots ' Ditto napoleons. Every v»riety of men's, women's, and children's BOOTS and SHOES, afc 1308 B. JACKSON'S : ~~ CANTON HOUSE.' : * r T A. LANGFORD,, Family Grocer, -a-- Bridge and Trafaljgar streets, begs to inform5 his customers' that he is still SUPPLYING his justly celebrated COFFEE and TEAS, the reputation ;of which'he will strenuously maintain by purchasing the very best only. .*. ' '; . His unrivalled stock of: GLASSWARE,1 CHINA and EARTHEN WARE is open for public inspection at his'spacious Show-room, which has lately been re-' plenished with many of, the latest productions of the manufacturing districts of England, in numberless branches. : BRUSHWARE of every conceivable variety, together with the generality, of American productions such as buckets, picks, brooms/hickory axe handles axes, shovels, &c, &c., in great variety. TICKLES, bottled fruits, brandy peaches, salad oils, all sizes; bottle and packet mustard, jams, jellies; potted fish, various kinds, paste do. CANDLES—BeImont sperm, German, and French, Sydney, Taranaki and Nelson mould do., night lights, floating do., and a choice assortment of moderateur lamps, oils, wicks, glasses, globes, &c, can be procured at this establishment. ~'.-.-.• . .vln,thes:itera: of ,SUGARB,-rli:Av feffl^ttfers hiiiiself. that for quality and'lotvnels of price, one trial will prove that he is unapproachable. Having bought under peculiarly favorable circumstances for cash, he can offer his stock with the greatest confidence, consisting of Mauritius, West India, Pampanga, China, crushed loaf, snowdrop, &c, &c, &c. Observe— , CANTON HOUSE, OPPOSITE TEE TRAFALGAR HOTEL, ■ I, A, LANGFORD, Proprietor.- 45 (OUTFITTING STORE, Bridge-street. Men's and Youth's READY-MADE CLOTHING of all kinds, of the best quality and lowest priceß, at , J. LUCAS', I Bridge-street, next door to Symons', N.B.—HATS, CAPS, and HOSIERY. ■- ;■:-■-- '■ 1134- , N T E R C L 0 THING;. s Waterproof coats, leggings, and caps Pilot cloth and beaver pea and monkey jackets.'. Overcoats, &c if ■At . '; J . L.-U. C A S' , Bridge-street. 1137 ■M"RS. GREEN invites attention to her J.rX very, superior -STOCK of AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS,, consisting, of— Mantles, in black and.coloured cloth, &c, &c. ; Bonnets, in crinoline, velvet, straw, chenelle, &c. r Ribbons, feathers,; flowers, bugle and plain laces; Chenelle trimmings,; ditto in various styles Winter Dresses—;white, black and grey Brbcatelle' and irioreien; for slips . *. ; y. ' Crimeaii slips,'corded do.' /*'.-'. ■ ; , Ladies'and infants'-under clothing . ->, 'Ladies', merino vests ; • , Merino stockings and socks Velvet* ribbons, black and coloured . Muslin goods, black sewed muslins ".: .-..- ---., Flannels.-.calicoes, merinoes .-, ■-•.■ i ' -.. -Derries,.dress trimmings, gloyes,-&c. ...... : ..',,- --*;.; - Trafalgar-street,-next the Bank. \ 1034'.-f fuST RECEIVED,., ex] QUEEN iOE <-*-. ....- ,;.,';/ ,:-;THEAVGN— -y.y,. - , Ay 15 hogsheads-Tooth'srale , y.'~A\.. . -. ];,. . 59 cases dittohottied ale-and stout.. •.-..■ ! '..ff ;.f'.'vr*NASH. AND:'SCAIFE; 'Z. -Nelson,''29th July. - ; ; -•■ , ; 150f.f. \ICTOKIA HOUSB. TNaddition to a previous: advertisement, .■JL*,.*j* ; SNOW: most respectfully invites inspection of his* STOCK,; which* consists *of DRAPERY^ ■ HA-_. BERDASeERY, : HOSIERY, •■ -GROCERY; * OILMENS^St'O.RES, .CRYSTAL, , -CHINA,- and-EAK-! , THENWARE-; r and -. - which,, from ■ his-:iormer exr• pQrience in,the.,same trade are;ofa.quality not to be excelled, andfor cheapness not to be surpassed. ' ,k '■-■ .."'•" Country orders despatched.'wiii attention and punc-: .'tual.ity. -~'., ;....' '~*'., ;. . k,y :'A f. ''..-.;.... ■■'■ '..Butter; Eggs, and other Produce taken'in. the usual.; way'»:'-'f. '" \Y'. .' :.-'■ .. "- '-.; ";'■' Goods stored at a reasonable charge.. "'' i 62* ri ' ;' * JUS 3. KECEIVED.f Y'Y I ;'' !i'' the; rev.c: H.;spußGE6irS ■ -*-■ -:.- • -< y. Exeter.: Hall; Sermons,'>b.ound. m-Ccloth ; ..:.- r-.:\ v (witlv portrait), 35.6 d.,... •■ -f • ••..-;', Y T' y .:,; Spurgeon's Illustrated; Almanack forf 18.59^ 4d. ' f Spurgeon's Sermqns, r bound, in cloth and roan,, "".■'..■■-■' -v :--.'.* 3s: 6d.,'4:i; dn'd'Ss. eachi'* r'' ' f ' ;ffi^ • '.'yAAyX IsVeach;'. !*: *'••'';''!:,-.'J ;-"•■" ■;, ,;-.- :' XyyyYy \- ■■■' ''•■^■H6w\the'Rev.;:€;--a;Sptirffeon hecame-.a-; ■: -'■X-- Baptist," 3d. .-..-, ■■-r\:y.r:-A -.-.. '■ l kyx. ; * ;Spurgeon;ontheChristiari:LaWofSocial'Life,'3'd.; ■; -.r.y.' Lovestf_thou-oie,t'<J)y: the same 'authored] The Australasian Baptists-Magazine -for Jhlj r . ■■-. A-Y-..[.■ }-y;A August„and>Septembcr, 6d.,each;-, ..'!' l :> ,, The whole,, of the; above'inay -jbia,'obtained.'- at ithe' '■ '■Colonist- Office.1;'*"; ;' ;'",; -'.'.''."f ' ■/"''■'*;'* *',' 'f,'' !t:'.|, .'_:- ---';i:^]3:-^ |;

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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 190, 16 August 1859, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume II, Issue 190, 16 August 1859, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Colonist, Volume II, Issue 190, 16 August 1859, Page 1

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