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Colonist, Volume XVII, Issue 1928, 17 June 1875, Page 1

JUST AKRIVED, EX ALBION k^\ TEUNKS AND CASES op SADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDEEN'S WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES, IN Q-EEAT YAEIETT, SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR THIS MARKET, Ex NORTHUMBERLAND, via MELBOURNE. Also, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Colonial Boots and Shoes. M. LIGHT BAND, Teafaigae-Steeet. 818 A. B. JACKSON HAS to AJBHIVE, per LEONILDA SEMINO and DUNMORE, a large Assortment of GENERAL SADDLERY, imported direct from the Manufacturers by himself, thus caving a ](rge per centage in Commissions, &c, which he is determined to allow to his Customers. EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SADDLES MADE 10 ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

A. B. JACESON, Saddle, Haeness, and Collar Makee, Teafaigab-steeet, NEisotf. 809 ' JUST LANDED, EX ALBION. " i TONS GALVANISED COEEUt GATED IRON, 5, 6, 1, 8 feet lengths. 9 feet lengths to arrive by next eteamer. 510 EDMD. BUXTON & CO. NOTICE TO DAIRY FARMERS. HIGHEST PEICE GIVEN for FRESH PL and SALT BUTTER, in any quantity. W. PATTERSON, B Hardy-street. REASONS WHY THE " [n"HEELEE AND WILSON " SEWING MACHINE is FAR SUPERIOR to the SINGER :— kiW. and W. will do more work and do if; better. to W. aud W. is much more durable ; it will last alifetime, and will run for years without repair. uW. and W. is easier to work. leW. aod W. is not so liable to get out of order. fflW. and W. has no cog-wheels to wear away and break. siW, and W. has no heavy machinery to tire and weary the feet iiW. and W. is more simple in action. fW. and W. has leas wear and tear. W. and W. is better finished. W.and^W. has been awarded more prizes, and iiimerican made.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. f. o. wTlkins, lEONMONGEB, JOLE AGENT IPS NELSON. ' CHARLES HASLaSI JOOT AJND SHOBMAKEE ; BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. ' [Orders punctually attended to. Repaira done nth neatness and despatch. Charges Moderate. rNOTB THE ADDEKS3—TWO DoOBS JfiOM W. i_ C. "WILKINS, IHOKMONQEB. [OYEENMENT LIFE iisißA^i I AND ANNUITIES, lie Undersigned having been appointed AGENT we above, is prepared to receive APPLIOAJNS for HFB INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. '

mongat a few of the numerous advantages offered injuring with the Government, are LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. wrers have the Government guarantee for payit of amount insured. fciarenot forfeited if Premium is not paid in due. r rotection of Policies from the Bankruptcy Act. wrge for medical examination, «provides modes for insuring suited to almost ?e«3e an applicant may require. *of proposals and other information will be «J afforded by JOHN R. MABIN,

_ Agent. NEW ZEALAND TELEG-KAI?H~" A&ENCY. TTNDEKSIGNED having been .JPPointed AGENT for the above, is prepared WE MESSAGES, in ordinary words or Mor TRANSMISSION to any part of the Telegraphic Communication with London. *oilg»t a, few of the advantages offered by this ■ Dcj are— SAPIDITY IN TRANSMISSION, ATSD LOW BATES. "wns likely to avail themselves frequently of =B'icy are recommended to register through jN'gned, at the Head Office, their signature, oereby a considerable saving is effected in cost "Emission. gfcfcuses and further information cun be from JOHN R. MABIN, Agent. TELEGRAM AGENCY (LIMITED.)

l!E* Opp ICE . 140 Leadenball-street, London. Undersigned having been appointed AGENT a^OVB Company, can now transmit \Z nJ° Gr eat Brilain > Europe, America, in a thlua, in words or cyphers. and addresses of clionta, if regißtered, CS °ne word onlj> Com ers, of 103 per annum can make use of *iito Codo by wnicn mes6ftges. can be n te jl.° nl 1 0r two words, and charged accordingly. \nJ . elegram Tickets issued for £110s. )So\fv Btlc featurea of this Company are C$ and ACCURACY. can be obtained from JOHN SHARP, ■n^^__^ Agent. [A CARD.] ; ( lßs BUCKLAND CLAEKE (Lately from LondoB), vm A| Waxmba Stbbbt, Naisoir.