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Colonist, Volume XV, Issue 1501, 13 February 1872, Page 1

•VT O W LANDING, ' J-l EX PEINCESS ALICE, FROM MAURITIUS, 10 934 BAGS SUGAR, consisting of: Constance A 544 Bags ) „ B 983 „ > Finest "White Crystals Trianon C 920 „ J Bonne Mere D 684 „ "} E 544 „ Bon Air L 572 „ I Hed'Ambro X 526 „ J. Fine "White Counters Clementine Z 508 „ I Hermitage H 241 „ I St. Felix I 229 „ J Esperance X 849 „ ) i-j ne i^t Yellow Labourdonnais M 502 .*, j Counters Beau Plan SS 323 %. "I Esperance V ' 284 „ \ Go^2 el° w ß fT n t> is • -v ioot> I Gram Crystals Bon Espoir N 1332 „ j I'Union P 714 „ V ,' Ching R1029 „ j Good Brown Sugars Barraque S 150 „ Brewer's Crystals 10,934 Bags ' 2013 IT. EDWARDS & CO. PAPERHANGINGS !! PAPERHANGINGS! " T'B . L O~~U IS S 0 N, • BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON, : has received, per Ann Gambles, and invites inspeo* tion, : A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF , ■. ■ PAPEEHANGINGfS, from the famous manufacturers, Messrs. Wylie and Lookhead, of Glasgow, and specially selected' for this market; all of the newest patterns and best material, suitable for Drawing, Dining, and Bedrooms, Halls, Passages, and Offices. The newest designs and superior finish may be depended upon, and the prices will be low. Also, a complete set of Kebshaw's ; . ~: PATENT GEAINItfG MACHINERY, which will enable T.B.L. to imitate every kind of fancy wood, including Mahogany, Walnut, Satin*, wood, Maple, and Oak of all shades, at HALF THE FORMER PRICES. Specimens are now on view at the Warehouse. , m 179_4 WE.B E 0 W N * has returned from the Country. The Patrons and Admirers of Art are respectfully informed that in future only the highest grade of PHOTOGRAPHY will be produced, and that retouching the Negative, Double Printing, Chroma- ■& tic Finishing-, and all possible means for impro»ing the beauty and durability of the work will be brought into requisition, without regard to time or trouble. CAED PHOTOGEAPHS, 3 for 10a.. ' » „ (5 „ los. In calling the attention of the Public to the above Prices, W. E. B. would impress upon all who desire good Likenesses, and are not afraid of having them Shaded, that he can assure a pleasing Pictttbe ; and he particularly requests any who have not yet had a good Photograph' to give him a Sitting. But to those who want a cheap, white Picture, no inducement is offered, as he declines to degrade the Beautiful Art of Photography " by producing Pictures that are in direct violation of the rules and principles of Art, and that shock the taste of every cultivated mind." Photographic Rooms, Hardy-street, 195? T^EATHEE! LEATHER^"! J-* ~' ': /LEATHER! !|; ;: / : ._ _ _ GRINDERY, &o. The Undersigned have on hand a Large Assortment of SPLENDID SOLE, EIP, CALF, HARNESS, BRIDLE, BAG, and HOGSKIN- LEATHER; BELTING; and GRINDERY. Also, am. Kinds of SHOEMAKERS' and SADDLERS' LEATHER or Their Own M«tffactuee, which they are determined TO SELL, after this date, at the very Lowest Remunerative Peices FOR CASH ONLY. Customers at a distance are informed that Obdees will receive pbompt attention when accompanied by a remittance or instructions to draw for the amount. Orders for a Sample PARCEL solicited, so that those of the Teade can judge of the articles and their prices for themselves. £5^ per cent, discount allowed. The highest CASH PRICES given for HIDES and SKINS. Hides, fresh or fresh salted, and free from cuts, 3d. to 4d. per lb. SEDGrWICK~&" GOWLAND, TANNERS AND CURRIERS, 1841 : Nelson and Wakefikld. A GBICULTUEAL IMPLEMJSNTS jljL and MACHINERY. Portable Steam Engines and Thrashing Machines Double and Single Furrow Ploughs Chaffcutters, Oat Bruisers Cultivators, Horse Hoes, and Seed Drills Cheese Presses and Curd Mills ' .: Ransome's Adjustable Corn Screens and Winnow* ing Machines Horse Powers, &c, &c. T. ROBINSON & CO» 1970 Princess-street Dunedin. "RAPHAEL'S CAETOONS.-A set of Xt 6, beautifully executed OHROMO-LITHO* GRAPHS. Out of print and becoming scarce. W. M. STANTON, 2005 Trafalgar-street. OSGOOD'S METROPOLITAN FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MOLESWORTH-STREET, WELLINGTON, NEW ZeAUND, JAMES OSGOOD, PaoPEiETOB (Formerly of the Empire Hotel). Mr. JAMES OSGOOD begs to inform the public that he has OPENED the METROPOLITAN as a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY and COMMERCIAL HOTEL, where guests will find the same attention paid to their wants, under his immediate supervision, as in former homes, while tbe charges will be very much less. The Hotel is in the immediate vicinity of the Governor's residence, Government Buildings, and all of the Public Offices, and but five minutes walk from the Wharf. Cabs plying every two or three minutes to and from the Wharf, at 6d. each way. The Hotel is beautifully situated, and has a commanding view of the Harbor and Shipping. The rooms are lofty and well ventilated, and contain several suits of apartments particularly adapted to families. Baths, Billiard-rooms, and every appurtenance belonging to a first-class Hotel. 2025 OOPEE & DODSOJS are CASH PURCHASERS of good MALTING BARLEY. Samples are invited from. Nelson Province before seeking a Market elsewhere. 2013 JO H N REID, COMMISSION AGENT, 23 QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. .■\ Consignments of Produce promptly NttitUd for.