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Colonist, Volume IX, Issue 939, 25 September 1866, Page 1

Tjiosday, Beptembay, 25, I OPENING- OF THE NEW GENERAL j&l GROYE-STEEET, THE WOOD. ■IPS. E. BAKTLETT begs to in the inhabitants of tha Wood, and tho j in general, time she intends OPENING her ] STOKE, in Grove-street, on SATUEDAY, Sopfct 22, iiiul trusts thab by galling articles at '. PRICES, witk GOOD QUALITY, she will a share of public patronage. TEAS, OOFPISJ33, SUO-AH, SOAP, OAND BUTTEE, EGGS, BACON,' &c, &a, 03? SHE BEST QTTALITY. SiTois ths address— MRS. E. BISTLETI; C4eove Stbeict, The Wood. H.-0 M A S E-V A N -»- gbooee; tea dealer and provision deal Waijtea-stbbet.

TAMiLIES WAITED 03T FOS OBfeSKS. - , N.B.—Goods delivered free ia all ps?ts of ll . , City. . * / fyLAEKE AND HTiYo^l! v^ SADDLERS, , 1 COIIINGWOOD-SXREET, ' 8? T s. BLAoißiiF* co; • WHOLESALE ? SADDLERS, IRONMONGERS, & IMPORTER? PITT-STBrEI KOETH, OFPOSIEB OBIEb'TAI BAKE, ' SYDNEY. | And Bishop-street Birmingham. 1011 f\ N an"d~iifter .SATUEDAY, Sept«iJS I^l «"'' the 81-TS-L^'^SS of the undersigned m be CARRIED ON in the NEW PSEMISEg, ' Adjoining Mr. Hadheid's. .;-. ,■ 412 OTTO WIESENHAVER3T. \ ——— _ji TAMES- M'KENZIE AtJlj CO! ■^ ■ COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANTS, LfAHTTFACTUREBS OF OaTITBAIi AKD CeICOHY, EIC,

DKE33ER3, AND (tEHEBAIi MIIIESS, J 3, Q.uoen-street, Melbourne, * Ship their•■weil-known superior COFFEES, mnnu^ .fiictured in bond under the supervision of IFc*; Majesty's Customs, unaffected by the Victoria* Duty, and on the most advantageous forms. ■ i Export Trade Circular forwarded on application, i 141,

MONUMENTS. J BURNETT & MILES, Stone Cutter! and Boildebs, are prepared to execute GRAYK; STONES of every description, of the beßt Sydnejji stone, on the shortest notice.—B. and M. trust, btf' careful attention to all work entrusted to their care 1 and by moderate charges, to merit a share of patronage]! aud support. —Orders from the country or fcha noigh^ boring provinces punctually attended to.—Address i K Hardy-street, nest to Newton's Livery Stables. 409.'

JC. M. KARSTEN, begs to iniimat^ a that he ia now prepared to EXEOUTffi all,'! descriptions of JOINERY and CABINET WORE,; and trust that the Public will accord to him a liberal-, share of their patronage and support. V

Saws Sharpened, and all eikds op Cb'TiEny."; EEPAIB.ING- BONE "WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCIT. [. Colliugvvood-Sfc, June 28th, 1866. 1261 [ ~WT BEE-NT, UNDERTAKER, * » o Haedy-steeet, Nelsox 517 11T DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHER and! V> c COLOEIST, ; Hattot-Steeet, Nelson, 435 ■

TJTOOD'S & CO.'S SOLUBLE SHEEP-I JLJL. DIPPING COMPOSITION. I

The preparation which 13 well known in Great f Britain as a certain CUBE for all Skin Diseases off Sheep, is already proved to be the best and cheapestij! remedy for SCAB yet offered ia these Colonies. It $ does not stain or injure the Wool, like most other!] remedies. It increases the growth and weight, and | improves (lie finality of the fleece. ij! Sheep can bo cured by tins preparation for One* Penny per head. jf-

Full particulars may be obtained from "Hood'a'j Monthly Manual," which may be obtained from, or'! will be posted regularly, free of expense, on applica-': lion to the undersigned. '■

Since January. 1864, more than one hundred ton 3 >vi have left the manufactory iv Melbourne ; a quantity HI sufficient to dip once upwards of Four Millions of;':I Sheep. The proprietors commend this fact to the'if consideration of the flockowners of New Zealand. J;||| CURTIS'BROTHERS, ,{§ 901 Agents for Nelson and Marlborougb. ■ | OAEEETI'S "ANCHOR" TOBACCO.'} The undersigned havingbeen appointed Sole Agents ' J in the Australian Colonies for the entire manufacture ' ' of the above celebrated Brand of TWIST, are in,L j receipt of regular shipments direct from Now York, ■ which they offer for sale iv lot 3 to-suit purchasers.

JI'CULLOCir, SELLAR, AND CO., j! ' 5G Queen-street, Melbourne. 4 "WHEELEIi AND WILSO^s! \ V f SEWING MACHINES. 2TATII. EDWAItDS AND CO., 3 | 4'W Agents. T 1 J,f ORRISON, SCLANDERS, and~CO.l f ±O_ are now daily OPENING- OUT a large as- l \ sortment of NEW GOODS, suitable for the season. r 453 —— ——— —— . 1 MATING ATAPU MURDEES. " I i NOWEEADYANDONSALE. ' , ¥W PORTRAITS of BURGESS,! \ i-1 KELLY, LEVY, and SULLIVAN ; a large > \ Lithographed Sheet, and a first-rate acquisition to ■ put in a frame.

Drawn and published by L , 423 THEOPnTLTJS MABILLE. L ' ■ L -T'lIE PHOTOGRAPHIC POBTKAITSf l - -A- of tlie Prisoners BUEGESS, KELLY, LEVY,' ■ and SULLIVAN, are to be Imd at (lie following! • places, viz., at Mr. Staxtox's, Mr. HorcraELL's, find * Mr. Joseph's, Trafalgar-street, and at Mr. Par-" ;; mexteb's, Coilingwood-blrcct, near the Tempertinco" >! Hail. . i * ' pf •.', Published by "W. E. Biiown and Paementek, ':''' Photographic Gallery. ■ 1-10 j'--CART STALLION. !. npO STAND THIS SEASONri J X at Waimea West, the well-known. Cart Horso, . :j ENGLAND'S HOPE. -MS Terms :—£3 3a., and sa. groo'mago. Guarantee,? 1 i £4 is." H-:

All Eees to be paid on or before Ist January, 1866. 1 Ten per cent, discount allowed for cash paymentat time of aorvico. ■ ~ \ 1 , J. XEBB, ,j.W 887" -.., " WMBmJ^^