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Colonist, Volume VII, Issue 671, 1 April 1864, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . NOTICE. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY, NELSON 1. ,' ' : NOMINATIONS of MEMBERS qualified to serve as DIRECTORS, will be received by the Secretary until MONDAY next, the 4tli April. Members retiring by rotation are Messrs, D. Burns, I. M. Hill, J. Thornton, and J. Watkins, and Mr. J. Aiken, who was elected by the Directors during th£ past year in the place of Mr. Thomas Hill, resigned All these members are eligible for re-election. By order, W. BOUT, Secretory, i 459' Hardy-street. TEMPERANCE HALL. L. E C T U R E ox CHARLES I. and the ENGLISH REVOLUTION. BY GrSTAT DHOEGE, ESQ , ON TUESDAY, APRIL sth. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock p.m., precisely. ' Admission—63. 46! mHE VESTRY MEETING announced to X be hold on Thursday is POSTPONED- until THIS EVENING, when it will bo held at the Bishop's School at Seven o'clock. . . .. 462 IaSSS I.}*^^"--' X?1 Kf)f\ TO LEND; on freehold <^J-£jv-/ \J security, in sums of not les3 than £100. ■■:■■...' For further particulars, apply at the office of . WILLIAM ROUT, 463 . . '. ~ Hardy-otreet. WANTED, MAN and WIFE, without iricumbrances. Tlie man as Groom, Gardiner; &c.; the Woman as Cook and General Servant. Also, A COOK! and GENERAL SERVANT. Apply to . : . $IR. Wit, ADAMS, 466 . Milton Grove, Nelson. IVTO W LANDING, ex MEMENTO, from -Li London, and for SALE by the undersigned— 3 barrels Plantation Ceylon Coffee, &p., &c, &e. • Also, ' JUST ' RECEIVED per SCOTIA, from Melbourne—^- . .:....;.■ 2 cases Kerosine Lamps . . ' • 1 „ Holloway's Pills and Ointment 2 „ Clocks ' ' 3 „ Inks 2 „ Crockery and Glassware. 1 „ Butchers', Butter, and Market Baskets 1 „ Tinware 1 » Toys 1 „ Saddlery. Also, per ANNE DYMES— 2 cases Paperhangings 1 „ Books 2 „ Harper Twelvetrees Soap Powder. And per Mail Steamer, just arrived from Sydney. An assortment of AUTUMN and WINTER DRAPERY, to take the place of the 31 cases of Winter Goods, lost in the Great Britain. This shipment from Sydney will have been carefully looked out by our Mr. Talbot, from the best and latest arrivals there for the approaching season. HODDER AND TALBOT, 451 RICHMOND, rpHEODOLITES, by Troughton & Simms, J- ■ and other makers • Transit Theodolites with improved Compass - Box, holding a Needle of 5 to 5£ inches, made from designs of the Deputy Surveyor General of New South Wales Dumpy Levels, Circumferenters, Levelling Staves Circumferenters with Telescope and an Outer Circle, champered and divided similar to a Theodolite Straight Edges, Brass and Ebony Rolling Rulers, Chains, Tapes, Scales, Cases of • Instruments, and every article required by Surveyors. Best Binocular Field Glasses, Binocular Teleßcopes Singer's Patent Night Compasses, GregonyV Compasses Aneroid and Bourdon Barometers, Storm Glasses Globes, by Newton, 15, 18, and 20 inch Magnetic-Electric Machines, and Galvanic Coil - Machines with Medica^ Apparatus, Pulvermacher's Bands The Student's Galvanic Battery, set of 6 • Cells, 21s •.■■■■'■ . .:. The Magnetic Exploder; a new portable in? strunientforfiringmines withoutgalvanism (supplied to the New South Wales Government by tho undersigned; and most - successfully used in submarine explosions by tho Public Works Department.) Galvanometers, Insulated -Wire, Sheet Platinum, Charcoal Points, Cells, Clamping Screws, and a variety of apparatus for - numerous experiments Guaging Rods, SikesV Hydrometers and Saccharometers - ; Astronomical, Signal and Tourists Telescopes Microscopes and Objects, Boxirdon's Pressure Guagea ' Magic Lanterns'and Slides in great variety Large Lanterns with the 6xy-calcium light, - with printed instructions to produce the astonishing " Ghost" effect. •• ■ : .Dissolving View Apparatus, with fine series of • views, suitable'for Educational Purposes ■ or Public Enter&inments v.«■* The buried Cities of Nineveh and Babylon.— A series of 30 large dolored VieVs, each' • 4 by 3 feetr, illustrating Layard's discoveries " '""I-1-- "' City of Pompeii.—2o fine views. ■' SUNDRIES;' -. ' ■"■'-■ Silver Plate for Presentation; and for. Regattas • or Races - ' ~ : Gold and Silver Watches., of the best description . . . , Jewellery of superior variety—Weeding and Birth day Presents Mordan's Gold Pencil Cases, also in Silver, Ivory, &c. Ladies' Jewel Cases; Magic Stereoscopes and Glass Views Whitworth Rifles, Westley Richards' Breach- - loading Rifles, Swords—regimental and riflo Drawing-room Clocks, Office Clocks, Portable Clocks ...... . Elkington's Plated ware in Cabinets &c, at much reduced prices Patent Argentine Plate. va. great variety,, of useful articles. '■" TANN'S PATENT RELIANCE SAFES. Messrs. BRUSH and MACDONNELL respectfully inform the residents of Nelson that they have made considerable REDUCTIONS in the PRICES of their STOCK. • Being importers for, many years of the articles numberated above, and possessing advantages in the selection and superior quality, of their goods, they can SUPPLY all ORDERS sent them in the best manner and oh the most favorable terms. Persons sending written orders with a remittance or reference in Sydney, may rely on their lommissions being executed with the greatest care and fidelity. BRUSH AND MACDONNELL, J IMPORTERS OP JEWELLERY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 626, GSOBOE-STBEET, StdKET. 452