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Colonist, Volume III, Issue 226, 20 December 1859, Page 4

NOTICE. TR. lIODDER AND CO.. Richmond, * call particular attention to the following GOODS:— FOR FAMILIES— Currants, Raisina, Candied Peel, and Spices; Dark and Light Sugars, Crushed and Loaf; Tew, Coffees, prime Hams, and Bacon, Oatmeal, Pearl Barleyj Sago, Candles, Soap, and Soda; Score's Washing Crystal* Pickles, Sauces, Vinegars, with -every other description oft Grocery- at the, lowest Nelson prices, itiholsale and retail. FOR BUILDERS— Sawn Timber, White and Red Pine, and Totara, Battens, Shingles, Tools, Nails, Locks, Bolts, Hinges, Glass, Oils, Turps, White Lead, Colors,. &c. FOR FARMERSScythes (complete), and best Round Scythe Stones, Rakes, Forks, Reap Hooks, and Sickles; Spades, Shovels, Garden and Grub Hoes, Dock Spades and Pruning Tools, Sheep Shears, American, and English Axes, Rope, Halters, and Harvest' Hats, and Trowsers. FOR THE DAIRY— . Milk Dishes, Strainers, Skimmers, Cheese Cloth, American Buckets. Water Brushes, and Rennets. • FOR THE SPORTSMEN— Hall's best Glass Gunpowder, Joyce's Caps, Shot of all aiees. FOR THE LADIESElegant Mantl^ and Shawls, Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Parasols, Stays', Under Clothing, New Styles in Dresses, Long Cloths, Flannels, Collars, Hosiery, Boots, Shoes, and Slippers; Buch an' as-' sortment wor,th the inspection of all the ladies in the country; also Cooking Glasses, Peifumery, and Fancy Stationery. FOR. THE GENTLEMEN— Coats, Trousers, Vests. Hosiery, Bats, Boots, Shoes, and Slippers; White and Regatta Shirts, Ciganv Cavendish and Negrohead Tobacco, Razors, Clothes Brushes, Writing Desks, and Pocket Books. FOR THE LEARNED— A lot of old valuable Books* FOR THE BOYS— Cricket Bats and Balls, Toys, Games, Tool Chests, useful size Lace-up Boots, Pocket Knives, Slates, Books, Pencils, Pens, a suit of Clothes for Boys of any sice. FOR THE GIRLS»» Pretty Brown Hats and fiibbons, Silk Mantles, Work Boxes, Crochet Hooks, Fancy Toys, Purse Twist, Berlin Wool, Knitting Cotton, and Scissors. FOR TtiE INFANTS— Challis and Cashmere Dresses, and Cloaks, Hoods, ■ Frock Bodies and Caps, Playthings,, Gingerbread Nuts, Biscuits, Lollies in great variety, and Night Lights. • Ironmongery, Cutlery, Coffin Furniture, Brnsh and Tin Ware, Crockery, Paper Hangings, and the Improved Patent Knife Board, with a large assortment of other useful Goods. T. R. HODDER AND CO., 683 Richmond. rpHE GOLDEN TEAPOT was OPENED on -*- "Wednesday Last. 672 OPENING of a NEW GROCERY WAREHOUSE, KEXT DOOR TO THE TRAFALGAR HOTEL, (Late Symon's Store), . Bridge^stbeet, Nelson. I beg respectfully to announce TO THE PUBLIC ' GENERALLY that I have, taken those centrally situated premises, next door to the Trafalgar Hotel, Bridge-street (late Symons' Store), where I intend carrying on a READY-MONEY GENERAL GROCERY TRADE, which OPENED on Wednesday last, 30th ultimo. ... In establishing any newbusines's.it is customary and iijdecd, necessary, to state the system on which it is to be conducted, and in doing so I shall endeavor to shew you that your interest is concerned as well as my' own. My object will be to establish a purely CASH TRADE, and to supply the public "with air articles of the best and purest qualities, especially TEA and COFFEE. I need not dilate otf this point, but shall simply ask ONE TRIAL—The proprietor having had many years experience in some of the largest Ready-, Money retail Grocery houses in England,, feels confident that the only means to ensure success, is to stick' to the maxim now so universal in the old country of Small Profits and Qyw& Retdrns. This, combined with articles of sterling qualities, attention to business, and civility, cannot fail of euc>To prevent mistake this establishment will be called THE NELSON GOLDEN TEA-POT. Oilman's Stores of the best brands obtainable. Of these articles I can only e»y my aim.will be to obtain, the freshest and newest importationf?. In conclusion all I ask is" one trial," and lam content to abide by the result; which must ensure success, as all other ready money trades have done. " • Note the Address— THE GOLDEN TEA-POT, (Late Symons' Store), One Door fkom the Trafalgar Howl, bridge-street, nelson", JOSEPH S.. HOLLI9, g73 Proprietor. I^HE GOLDEN TBA.POT wa» OPENED on ' - Wednesday Last. - 6?4 pEACE OR WAR War's horrid vortex late engulphed Some nations of the earth, # , But peace, which now has been proclaimed, , Has sadness changed to mirth. | And Commerce, too, has felt the change, , Ships travel o'er the sea' ' r • With goodly freights of merchandise, Rice, Coffee, Sugar, Tea. " A choice and good supply of such, i And many other more j Commodities have just arrived | At I. A, Lanofobd's 'Store. The best of Tea is always sold, Good Groceries abound; While meats preserved, and pickles, may At Canton House be found. JUST RECEIVED ex PRINCE ALFRED, | MARTHA, and other late arrivals— - . - 20 chests congou tea 10 ditto souchong i - 20-boxes orange'pekotr ""• x «" ■ 20' ditto oolong 20 ditto hyson 20 ditto gunpowder 20 tons Company* pieces sugar ♦ ditto ditto crystals ' 2 ditto colonial »oap 2 ditto Ceylon plantation coffee 50 boxes Belmont sperm candles, And A general assortment of Groceries, China, Delf, and Glassware, which for price and quality cannot be excelled. I. A. LANGFORD, Canton House. Trafalgar-street, Nelson, October 3, 1859. 4H I . — ~. EX CRESSWELL AND ROXANA. THE 'MISSES JAY beg respectfully tp I -1- intimate that they have JUST RECEIVED the' following, DIRECT FROM ENGLAND. A variety of muslins, cotton, for em« broidery Gold and silver twine - j Knitting and netting needled 'Berlin patterns Wool and canvas ' Children's dresses And a large assortment of Toys at very moderate prices. bri'dqe-stbekt'. 3°' RRICKS AND LIME in any quantity, I *-' at any time—either for cash or credit. • Those who pay on delivery will be allowed discount. Those who take credit will be charged-with interest. ■ ' . . , J. BIOHY, -. x ■ ' -Proprif tor. ~ Vincent-gtreet, Nelson,' . ~ - October 11, J 889, ***