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Colonist, Volume VII, Issue 663, 4 March 1864, Page 4

I\ FOEMAN, TAILOR, DRAPER, AND OUTFITTER, BEGS to announce that he is about to leave Nelson to proceed to England, and that the whole of his STOCK, «nsisting of— Men's and Boy's Ready-made Clothing, Cloths, Doeskins, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Hosiery Ladies' and Children's Mantles, Dresses, &c, HE WILL SELL OFF IMMEDIATELY AT COITSIDEEABLT LESS THAN THE PEIME COST. No Seasonable Offer will be Refused. F. Foeman also begs to call the attention of the public to a first-class assortment of BUILDERS' and CARPENTERS' IRONMONGER!, superior English CUT NAILS, in all sizes, Clout, Clasp, and Rose, selected by Messrs. Sturchand Boobbyer, Ironmongers' Hall, Stanhope-street, London, and placed in his hands for SALE at the lowest remunerative prices.' Intending purchasers are reminded that the Iron Market has advanced 50 per cent, since last months' advices, consequently will find it much to their advantage to select from the above stock. F. F. respectfully intimates that all Accounts DUE to him must be PAID on or before the 4th day of March. TO BE SOLD, a Three-roomed COTTAGE, adjoining the Co-operative Store, Waimea-street, with either 20 or 40 feet frontage. 263 DUN MOUNTAIN COMPANY. EIEEWOOJD, FENCING, PILES, LIME, and FLAGSTONE, always in stock at the Alton-street Depot, at prices as follows:— Firewood, at per cord, of 8 feet by 4 feet by 4 feet: Four-feet lengths ... 30s. Two-feet. „ ... 35 5 . Ohe-and-a-third foot ... 40s. One-foot 45 5 . Posts and Rails 50s. per 100. Piles, at from 6d. per foot run. Is. 9d. per bushel. Flagstones Is. per foot super. Terms cash, payable at the Company's office when an order is given. Cartage from the depot can be arranged for at the office. E. POLLOCK, 421 Secretary. WANTED, a YOUTH to make himself generally useful; also a WAITER. Apply at the Nelson Club. 319 THE NELSON SCHOOL of PHOTOGRAPHY, By W. Davis, Hardy-street. This school will enable ladies or gentlemen to learn tn® process of Photography by some of the easiest and best methods now in practice, in sis or twelve lessons. Single Lesson s a . Lessons given privately, if preferred. A Class will bo formed and commence in a week from this date, to consist of twelve persons. . ■ N\ B- —Photographic apparatus and pure ch_micals supplied, and warranted. February 26. 302 THE RACES. EIDING and JOCKEY BOOTS ON HAND at S8) LianTBANB AND JACKSOtf's. AN excellent English-made new SPUINGCART for SALE. J. BATEY, Appleby. EVEEY DESCEIPTION of LADIES' BONNETS and HATS, Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and Millinery. Also, MENS1 Panama, Cabbage Tree, Felt and other HATS. In quantities to suit the trade. HORACE WOOLNOUGH, lATE GEEGOEY, CUBITT AND CO., MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, Wynyard-street, Sydney, and 15 Aldermanbury, London. 185 JA. LANGEOBD, "Wholesale and • Retail Geocee, Bridge-street, begs to call the attention of the public to his large and increased STOCK of— TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES, &c. All of which have been Belected with special reference to quality, and the requirements of the market. TEAS. Fine Congou, 2s 6d per lb. Good strong Pekoe-flavored, 2s 8d per lb. Extra Souchong Pekoe-flavored, 3s per lb. COFFEES. Fine Plantation Ceylon, Is 6d per lb Extra „ „ Isßdperlb. All Coffees sold at this Establishment, are so prepared as to retain their fine aromatic flavor, and may be had packed in air-tight canisters of one, two, three or six pounds. ' All goods delivered in any part of the city od the shortest notice, free of charge. 245 JgANK OP NEW ZEALAND. Capitai *500,00 a BATES OP INTEEEST. On Bums subject to 3 months' notice of withdiawal. 3 per cent, per annum. On sums subject to 6 months' notice of withdawal ' 4 per cent, per annum. •; On sums subject to 12 months' notice of withdtkwal, 5 per cent, per annum. ! JAMES WATKINS, | "IMP, April 1,-18681 ***%*