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Colonist, Volume VI, Issue 625, 20 October 1863, Page 1

REFRESHMENT BOOMS. MESSRS. JOHNS & TREWHEELLAR, in acknowledging the liberal support they , have received since commencing business, beg to intimate: to their numerous customers and the public generally, that to meet the requirements of the times, they hare opened, at their Branch Establishment, COMFORTABLE REFRESHMENT BOOMS. TIA, COFFEE, Etc., Etc., ALWAYS READY, IBOM EIGHT A.M. TILL NINE P.M. Ladies and others awaiting the arrival or departure of steamers will find these arrangement* most convenient. PICNIC OR BOATING PARTIES PROVIDED with all necessariesj including HANDSOME, BAi;E, AND EOOMY BOATS, well adapted for Ladies and Children, SHIPPING AND FAMILY BAKERS. PASTRYCOOKS AND CONFECTIONERS. MACHINE BISCUIT MANUFACTURERS. WHOI/ESAIE AND FOB EXPORTATION. OPPOSITE CUSTOM HOUSE, HAVEN ROAD, AND TRA FA L GA B STREET, NEXT TO EXAMINEE OFFICE. 67 NELSON PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. rim. HOBY'S large PICTURE of the VX MEMBERS of the PROVINCIAL COUNCIL is now ON VIEW at his FANCY STORE, Trafalgar, street, and reduced copies are for sale at ss. or for Albums at 2s. 6d., and are forwarded in reply to letters containing postage stamps for the amount, and 2d. postage. Portraits on Glass and Paper as usual. 109 SELLING OFF. pi BAKER (owing to ill-health) is sellvJTt ing off the whole of his stock of DRAPERY, HABERDASHERY, CLOTHING, &c., and which he now offers AT REDUCED PRICES FOB CASH. The commodious and spacious.PREMISES now occupied by him in Trafalgar-street to be SOLD or LET. 902 «^° NOTICE. ;■ TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND I THE TRADE IN GENERAL. JUST arrived, per CASHMERE, from London, aud on SALE by H. DAVIS— 5 cases Miller's Drab Moleskin Trowsera 2 „ Men's Summer Suits 1 „ Men's superior Doe Trowsers 1 „ Boy's and Youths' Doe Trowsera 1 „ iU'soi'lecV Hosiery 5' „ Confectioners' Show Glasses 4 „ assorted Wine Glasses 10 „ Lea and Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce 5 hhds Tinned and Japanned Holloware 2 „ Kerosine Lamps, with globes 3 „ Kerosine Lamps, gold and bronze stands 6 cases finest Coffee, in 1-ft. tins 5 „ „ „ 2-lb. tins 8 „ „ „ 4-lb. Tina 5 „ „ „ 6-lb. tins 2 „ Mexican Black Load, in packets 3 „ Arrowroot, in 7-lb. tins 10 „ small Sago 35 chests very superior Congou Tea 15 half-chests „ „ „ 50 eases Window Glass 35 „ Pint Pickles 12 „ assorted Sauces 15 „ i-lb. Mustard 5 „ 1-ft. „ 8 „ Raspberry Vinegar 5 „ Gorgona Anchovies 10 „ assorted Capers 10 „ quart Vinegar 50 boxes best London Soap 40 ~ finest Eleme Raisins 12 cases half Sardines 20 „ quarter Sardines 20 „ No. 1 Starch 30 „ Blue 5 bales three-bushel Bags 25 cases half-pint Salad Oil 10 „ pint „ 5 „ quart ~ 10 drums Kerosine Oil, each five gallons 1 case Perambulators, with hoods 1 „ single Perambulators 8 „ Japanned Wax Vestas, 250, 500, 1000 2 „ Bell and Black's Plaid Vestas 2 „ Myall Pipes 2 „ Lemon Peel 20 „ Currants 6 „ Figs 25 Booth's Old Tom 2 qr.-casks Hunt's double diamond Port Wine 2 >, » treble diamond Sherry 5 hhds Demeraro Rum, 35 o.p. 2 cases Liquorice 3 trunks Ladies' Side-spring Cashmere Boots 1 „ Boys' Leather Boots 2 cases Electro-plated Ware, consisting of Butter-Coolers; four, five, and six hole Cruets; Toast Racks; Cake Baskets, Tea Bells, Tea and Coffee Services, &c, &c, &c. j; 1 case Work Boxes -1 , 17 „ Fancy: Goods, comprising a general assortment 1 cask Hot-Water Jugs 2 cases dressed Dolls 1 superior Pianoforte, in rosewood 3 cases Basketware 1 „ Gentlemen's Silk Plush Hats 1 „ carved-back Sofas, covered in hair-cloth 1 ~ ~ Couches „ 1 „ Easy Chairs, covered inMoroccoleather, with carved backs and cabriole feet 1 „ shaped Walnut Loo Tables, with handsome pillars and claws 1 „ Children's China Tea Sets 1 „ Brush ware, assorted 1 „ Iron Tea Trays 1 „ Papier Machl Trays Also— To ARRIVE, per MAGNABONNA, and NAPIER, •'. shortly expected from London—A large assortment of GOODS, which will be detailed in a future advertisement. H. Davis ..begs to, inform the public that he is now prepared.to execute Indents on the English markets for all kinds of Goods on very liberal terms. Bridge-street, October 15. 386 £5 REWARD. THIS is to giva notice tliiat Borne evil disposed person or persons are continually stealing my fowls; whoever will give such information as will bring the offender or offenders to justice, shall receive the above reward. THOS. FIELD, I■■ - - ''" ' ' ■Brewer, ' ' 894 CoUingwood-etreet, Zfobon.