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Colonist, Volume VI, Issue 597, 14 July 1863, Page 8

I GEOEGE ELSON, ; HOMO3PATHIC CHEMIST, COLUNOWOOB-BTBKM, NELSON, * A general stock of Romoßpathic Medici^, of the beat quality. ff^tf MEDICINE CHESTS REFITTED. > ': Medical Advice. 890 " PHOTOGRAPHY. '. ;'i pEO. HOBT, i 8 NOW OFFEBINGr * VX UNTOUCHED PHOTOGRAPHS, = Whole Plate Size, 8} by 6}, (the same size as the £ pictures he is now taking of the Provincial Council) . ?*"" for One Guinea. , \ Cartes de Visite —Six for One Pound. . J 1•, Positives on Glass, aa usual. fi^ The group of the Provincial Council will shortly be Jjjftl published. .. .. . ... ... , . ...... ~, . 768v,,;,^,«3|^ PHOTOGEAPHIC VIEWS of the Mi Commemoration of the Prince's Marriage, for vJf J sending in letters, 2s. each. Views, 6} by §i, 6s. %' A view will be sent in answer to a letter containing. * 2s. 2d. in postage stamps. GEO. HOBT, 856 ' Trafalgar-street, Nelson. THOS. SHONE, * CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,. ' BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. _____ .. ' i* ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IK ?: " VARIOUS COLONIAL AND FOREIGN WOODS. - -.; UNDERTAKING, AND FUNERAL FURNISHINGS '-, CONDUCTED WITH DESPATCH, AND AT \ MODERATE CHARGES. . . 820 j [A CAM).] ' ' / ME. H. F. EAWSON, /; DENTIST, '« NILE-STREET EAST, TRAFALGAR-SQUARE. i RICHMOND.—Mr. Rawson will attend at Mr. \1 Laking's Subgeby, the second and last Monday in -i every month. 306 \ [a cabd.] P. PHILLIPS AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 708 -\rOTICE.—APUBLIC CONVEYANCE i.y . will RUN DAILY between NELSON and WAKEFIELD, leaving the Royal Hotel, Bridge-street, Nelson, at Nine, a.m., and the Wakefield Arms at Three, p.m. Parcels carefully delivered. All seats to be booked at the Royal Hotel, Nelson, and the Wakefield Arms, Wakefield. j ANDREWS and HAMMOND, - " • Proprietors. Nelson, May 5. 696 Artificial Teeth. DR. TATTON continues to adjust Artificial Teeth in his new and improved process, with Choralite gums, and in gold. Hours of consultation, from 11 till 4. 10(} JE. DODSON, agent for Barrett, • Exa-L, and Andrews, Reading, has on hand-— Winnowing Machines . Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators Horse Rakes, Tubular Hand ditto, Haymaking ditto Thrashing Machines, Corn Drills, Screw Lifting Jar*lcs 1 complete set of Wool-screws, &c, &c. Orders received and estimates given for any kind of Implements or Machinery. Catalogues forwarded post free. _ Agent for CUTHBERT'S PRIZE REAPING MACHINES. April 30th. • ' 660 FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, &c. THE undersigned has now to offer a few • of the above, very choice and powerful, to be sold cheap. Also, a few good TELESCOPES, various sizes. OBSERVE — AT HOUNSELL'S STORE, (LATE STMOAB AND CO.) BRIDGE-STREET. 853 FIRE ARMS ! AMMUNITION! EX MENA THE Undersigned has now ON SALE— 10 barrels of Hall and Son's No. 1 Glass Gunpowder, in pounds and half-pounds 50,000 best Waterproof Caps 10 barrels of Blasting Powder 1 case of Patent Fuse. Also, on hand, a choice selection of single and double barrel guns, Rifles, Air Guns, Pistols, and Revolving Pistols to be sold cheap. Observe—r AT HOUNSELL'S STORE, (late sxmoss and co.) 810 -""Ufc. :- —*■- I^OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. < THE COLONIST,' published eyery Tuesday and Friday morning, is regularly forwarded to England, Sydney, Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide, Queensland, and Tasmania, and is circulated throughout Australia generally. The terms for advertisements are—eight lines, 45.; every line above eight, 3d; every subsequent insertion will be charged one half of the above prices. Every advertisement not exceeding fifteen words will be charged at the uniform rate of Is. for each insertion. Quarterly advertisers will be charged according to a scale to, be ascertained on / application at this office. ' "." ;"■ ■ i"'-' V'_ i To insure insertion, .advertisements must not be sent in later than Seven o'clock on the day previous to publication. . . 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