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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7194, 14 December 1891, Page 2

Prelimin ary Notice. Eelinquisliiiig Business IN NELSONi ■ a*i>i" '0- '" LOVEDAY BROS. IN thanking the Inhabitants of Nelson and the 'snrroundinp- Districts, for the Liberal Support accorded to them in°the past, beg to intimate that owing to the ill health n of their Senior Partner (Mr JP. Loveday), they have de- \j cided to DISPOSE of their BUSINESS in NELSON, but before doing so will offer for SALE the whole of their Valuable Stock at such Prices, as must make a Speedy Clearance of the same. JKvery article in the Establishment will be i< Reduced in Price, and Sale Prices will be issued shortly, and ■ in the meantime, we shall be preparing the Stock lor this «OENTJ*IWE SALM. The Sale will commence on SATURDAY. October 17thThe Premises to Let i The Business for Sale Only Principals dealt with. x LOVEDAY BKOS., General Drapers, Trafalgar Btreet, «g»gg;^ **-' $ ' a Are Landing a Large and Varied Stock of General Hardware, i Comprising — STOVES and RANGES— English, .inierican, and Colonial — Mangles, Clothes Wringora, Knife Cleaners, Family Scales, Spring Balances, Charcoal Irons, Egg Beaters, Bottle Corkers. Beatrice Lamp Stoves and Radiators, Quoits 7 to 10 lbs per pair. # TWi" TP H3 T-^<& "^ Cr ?ail ite Ironware, conI ( £%* JXL JEa MM$ -i» *ra= i-NS sisting of S aucepans, Tea Kettles, Coffee and Teapots, PryPns, Meat Dishes, Cullenders, etc. This Ware is admirably adapted forJOulinary and other Domestic purposes. ChnynQ Butter Workers 3 Butter Pats and Prints. ~ — o — Plrt^^4' Tm !*ftw?Att Twnismanto Indispensable to iafiei JP uWflOll linpAdfflOaib, Market Gardeners and Nurserymen. Lawn Mowers, ' Ladies' Garden Sets, Spades, Porks, Trowels, Garden Rakes 4 and Hoes, Scythes and Snaths, Heap Hooks, Hay orks a nd Rakes, etc., etc. f^% \T Q A I F Wool Packs, Past and Loose Tops — UIN DALEi Ward & Paynes' and Burgon & Balls' Sheep Shears, with and without Drivers — Turkey and American Oil btones and Slips— Sheep Ear Punches—Blue and Red Huddle— Sh p Dips, etc, etc. 'Notice to Fruit Growers, rpBE Undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS of the following FRUITS, ! X m unlimited quantities : — , Strawberries, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Black and Red Currants, Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Plums, Peaches, Damsons, Codlin Apples, and Quince. All Fruit must be delivered in Good Condition. No damaged or diseased Fruit bought at any price. All Fruit bought by Weight and Paid for on delivery at the NELSON JAM FACTORY. We will be Cash Buyers, in the Season, of QUAIL in any quantity. I S. KJrkpatrick & Co. The Factory doses at One o'olook on Saturdays. ,-in URKIBH nATHSII! I URKISH BATHS!!! i Now Open Daily 9 Bridge streets Nelson. For GENTLEMEN— Monday, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. 9am to 7pm Ditto Wednesdays and Fridays, 9am to Ipm ' For LADlES— Wednesday? and Fridays, , Ipm to 6pm . TICKETS, including, Attendance and Befreahments, Single Turkish Bath, 4/ l Saturday Afternoons, 2/6 ! Warm Plunge Battis and Graduated Shower, from Hot to ; * Cold, with Attendance, DAILY, 2/ Saturday Afternoons, 1/6. !Sea.*9»on r JL lokets issued, which, include Hot & Cold Plunge Baths, Thermo-Electric, Electro-Vapour, Electro-Hydrfo, i Electro-Chemictil Hot Air, Vapour, Sulphur, Russian, Roman, as well as Turkish BATHS. Also, the Fao Simile Baths of Te Aroha and Rotorna, including the famous Priest, Madame Rachael, and 3 Blue BATHk.g|Full particulars canffeejebtained'from ! BL. OJ^&JPJEiAM,