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jlfß. OXLEY^ PHOTOGRAPHER, irl. Trafalgar-street, Nelson (next door to Mr. Stanton's). Portraits in cases or in frames—on paper or glass—taken from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Portraits on card for transmission by post, six for One Pound. 199 Dentistry. MR. H. F. RAWSON, being unavoid--IT-t ably detaiued at Tarauaki, will RETURN by the Airedale on the 26th instant. 200 T DEARSLY, GOLDSMITH, &c, -*- • Bridge-street, opposite the Government Buildings. Jewellery repaired. Chains made to order. 547 ' Engraving, &c. To Photographers. ]\JEW CATALOGUE, reduced prices, ■»•* just published, sent free (o address. Batchelde and O'Neill, importers of Photographic goods, 57, Collins-street East, Melbourne. 58 New Goods. "D O O T S! BOOTS! -*-* The largest assortment ever offered to the Public of Nelson. LX3HTBAND & JACKSON have just received, per GEORGE CANNING, and mail steamer PRINCE ALFRED, a very seasonable lot of BOOTS and SHOES, comprising every description of Men's, Women's, Youths', Boys'," Girls', and Children's Boots, from the best manufacturers'. LIGHTBAND AND JACKSON, Wholesale and Retail Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Trafalgar-street. 181 To Bootmakers. 1 U S T RECEIVED— 2 bales Prime Kip and Sole Leather 1 bale English Kip 2 cases assorted Grindery and Boot Fronts. 182 LIGHTBAND AND JACKSON. IVOW LANDING, ex GEORGE CAN--L* NING, from London, and ON SALE l>y R. BURN & CO., TINSMITHS, &c, Trafalgar-street :— A large assortment of NEW GOODS, consisting of Hip and Shower Baths combined, Hanging Shower Baths, Enamelled Preserving Pans, Stomach Warmers, Feet Bottles, Saucepans lined with Earthenware, Stamped Meat Dishes, &c, &c. Also, a few Paxton's Watering Pots, for lady gardeners; and, most IMPORTANT FOR DAIRY USE, a superior SUSSEX CHURN, and some first-rate seamless milk dishes. The above will be sold at tbe lowest possible prices for CASH. A small PORTABLE FORGE for sale. 105 DWARD BRAITIIWAITE, TIMBER and COAL MERCHANT, Collingwood-street, IMPORTER OF WIRE FENCING. COALS delivered to any part of the town, in quantities to suit purchasers. Samples of Wire Fencing erected on the premises, now on view. ' Orders executed for the above. Nelson, February 6, 1863. 188 Mitre Boarding 1 House. MRS. SHANNON begs to intimate that, "-*• she has taken the above well-known premises (lately occupied by Mrs. Etty), at the coiner of Bridge and Collingwood streets; and in soliciting the patronage of her friends and the public generally, Mrs. S. trusts that the improvements which have been made, together with her own unremitting attention, will insure every comfort to her customers at the most reasonable terms. N.B.—Accommodation for families. 430 I^OTICE !—All Fowls trespassing on my -^ premises after this date will be destroyed. CHARLES HARRIS, Bridge-street. Nelson, Feb. o. New Saddlery Establishment, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON. nEORGB IhBPPARD, SADDLED. & HARNESS MAKER, having JUST COMMENCED BUSINESS, in premises adjoining the warehouse of Messrs. N. Edwards and Co, Trafalgar-street, begs most respectfully to inform the inhabiiants of Nelson and Marlborough that, being a thoroughly PRACTICAL TRADESMAN, he can assure them that his knowledge of the business in all its details will enable him to perform such work as may be committed to his charge in a satisfcetory manner; while his MODERATE CHARGES will, he trusts, insure for him a fair proportion of pubile patronage. All kinds of HARNESS made to order. 143 JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE 21s. 'FHE NEW ZEALAND STUD BOOK, ■ -*- containing pedigrees of race horses from the first introduction of the horse into New Zealand to the present time, distinguishing the animals of undoubted purity of blood from those whose pedigrees are imperfect or unknown. Also, a table of pedigrees of English Thoroughbred Stallions, from the three chief original sources ; a list of t,ho earliest sires and dams; an historical sketch of the thoroughbred horse: and other interesting information to breeders and sportsmen. By C. ELLIOTT, Secretary of Nelson Turf Club. To be had at the Examiner ofiico, Nelson. 135 MINERS' ARMS, T L. NEWMAN, *J * (late of Taranaki) PROPRIETOR. Corner of Collingwood and Hardy-streets. 1319 POR SALE, ex CLAUD HAMILTON ■*■ • from Sydney— 12 barrels PORTLAND CEMENT. Apply to 119 THOMAS CAWTHUON. Caution. LETCHFORD'S WAX VESTAS. T> LETCHFORD and CO. guarantee -*-r» their matches will light in any climate even if dipped in water. Customers, therefore, when ordering Wax Matches should be particular in re questing ' Letchford's Make,' as others are often substituted. R. Letchford and Co. having just built an extensive manufactory, are now prepared to execute at a few days' notice, any order made payable in England. Three Colts' Lane, Bethnal Green (late of Whiter chapel), London. 930 j