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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5016, 27 September 1887, Page 4

NMcetNMcef Notice! Hn i)TJTT T lll 'fl Begs to inform the pubiic of the City and Suburbs , I % iHILLuD thfttnehasO ommenceabußinesa as HAY AND CORN DEALER &0,, in those premifles in Collingwood street adjoining, and in addition to his General Grocery Business at the corner, and trusts that by keeping a good stock of Hay, Straw, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Oats, Wheat, Bar--1 ley, &c, to merit a fair share of Fublio Patronage. fl, V. "PHILLIPS, HAY AMD CORN DEALER; OOLLINGITOOD ST. tTr. hqddeb & Co., General Grocery and Provision Warehousemen. CHALbiIWI, TEAS ( |1 E. HODDEB & CO., having had great reputation in the selection of X 1 their Teas for the last 30 years; can now offer some splendid qualities of New Reason's. . : I(i ASSAM BLEND, Is 8d per pound; CHINESE BLEND,;2s,to 2393 per pound .5 ?Ugf, HDIAN, Is lid to 2a 4* per pound; Boxes of lOlba, 13a 6d ty 27s 6<l; Boxes of lOlbs, 17s 6d+a strong useful Tea; Half-Chests, 1b 5d to 2s 9d per pouus. Samples for trial on aPP^WWte'Sugars, 3d per pound; lib tins Fish .(superior quality),; 6d'§aqh—ss 6d^per doz;; «0 sacks prime Brown Biver Potatoes,'4a (sack inoluded); Splendid, Bacou, 4Jd to bd per lb; Hams, 5Jd to 7d per lb; best Kerosene (imported), 150.test, 10s per tin; other hnesm Provisions and Grocery equally cheap. The above are stfietl" Cash Prices. T. R. HQDDEB & Co., Richmond. Drapery, Mimtoy^ciothing, &c. First hispldy OF JNew Spring Groods Tlinrsday :Hext, Nepieniliei- lsit.^ 1887 An Immense Assortment of Straw Goods and Millinery. The greatest care:has been taken in the selection and ordering of juat the class of Goods required, and for style, quality, and price will compare mosl favorably with anything that can be offered. As a special inducement, 2a IN THE' POUND will. be allowed as DIS> COUNT on aU Cash Purchases of Soft Goods of 20s and upwards, ~ "WH^fI&PROFITS THAN ONE ? YOTT can purchase every description of direct from the Importer, and thereby save agents 7 pronts : :; All the Blended,TEAS ;sold by Are blended and. packed on scientific principles in a new building recently erected for the purpose at the rear of CALEDONIA HOUSE. The tins, &c, in which the Teas are packed are manufactured in Mson, therefore all drinking these celebrated Teas noi only effect a considerable saving, but also encouraging local industry and enterprise. q Bu comparison being the only true test ot value, K.fc>, respectflly invites those who are not already drinking his Teas to obtain a ; sample Packet, and compare them with the very best value obtainable. BLENDED TEAS, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d,&3s per lb. Packed in 401b, 201b, 101b, and 51b Japanned Tins, ne< weights—Tins free. Also in lib andjlb Packets. Good Indian Tea 2s, best quality 2s 3d per- ib, Every description of Teas in original Chests, Half-chests, and Boxes.

10 STiAND THIS1 SEASON. The Clydsi&le ftallion:,; GAMBil&frl, The successful Piixe aVthe; Agricultural and Pastoral Show? of 1883-84-85, at Blenheim. GARIBALDI ia nine years old) a beautiful dapple grey, 17 hands hie-h; with great bones splendid action, and decile temper. He is by that pure O.ydeadela stallion Kilbovie. Xi k bowie ia by Old Surprise. Kilbowie's dam also gained many prizes. Giralaldi, dam Violet, bythe;.Dukys W&llingfrJDrtaa. dam of pure Cljdegdale breed, 'and both imported to Ta§mania from Soothnd. GARIBALDI will visit on alternate week, (weither permitting): Firat week— 2f oadays, Richmond for Belgrove, calling at Martin's Brightwater, and Wakdfield. Tuesdays: Bslgrove for Ferry Hotel, Motueka Valley, calling at BromeU'a. Wednesdays: Motueka Valla; for Dovedale, calling at Statby Brook, Thursdays: Dovedala for Motueka. Friday* : Motueka for Richmond, oalliog at Traveller's Rest, ippleby. Saturday , Richmond for Stoke. • Second week—Mondays: Richmond for Wakefield, calling at Martini, Bright. water. Tuesdays ' WakefieH for Dovedale. Wednesdays: ■ Doredale for Motueke. Thursdays: -Motueka for Riohmond, calling at Traveller* Beat, Applaby. Friday: Stand at Richmond. Saturday : For Sioke. Tbbms : £3; 5i Oroomag*, to be paid on the first visit. Two mares, £5 sa. Guarantee, £4 4;. All fees to be dua and payab c by January ls>, 1888. Paddocking for mint, U6d per we3k, Every care, but co respangijilify. 1749, HENRY TROWER. NOTICE TO BKEEDSttS I?f THE NiCLSON AND MARLBOROUGH DISTBICTB. j»4laCBP^ Jtsl9*CJi B; Antero', imported, out of Rosalind, winner of the Canterbury Derby and Island Bay Oup, will be at" the services of Breeders jdusing the fort booming season. Terms and detailed pedigree" in future advertisement. Owners are requested to inspeot the abovenamed at the Farm cf the' undersigned before oonoluding eng' nunta. TEH -BiDgleMare£3 lOi Two or more, t3. . One-, ith'sOraiing, Free. W. tOiEMAN, Hjpe. GREAT SALE BANKRUPT STOCK. HC A A WORTH of BOOTS and SHOES T.iHlll «t Half price. £300 worth to I JJVVV arr i T e th,weak. Cheapest S«l» ever h«ld in Nelson. { Lato WAUE * 00., I Trafalgar Street. ' TNDEPENDENT ILEOTOB3 to! JL,.. eserbiie their gldrioua privilege., by i Irinking Dunedtn and Auckland BSBBat he M SHIP "'HOTEL, , fTO. PBB QUIBX.

MOTUEKA. GREAT SALE! GREAT SALE!I Great £***.c OF DRAPERY A?ID CLGjMING OF EVERY DJ3S ORI PjT lON, COMMENCISa ON AV9 WILL G ntin a efor 14Days Only lremendnons Slaughtercods to be almost Griven AWJjy. FOR EVBSIBODy. ' BEMEMB3RTHE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOB 14: DAYS ONI.Y 'Al 1 ' Mr EdeMen's Auction Booms MOTUEKA