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T S. will hQia his el • SBXO? MONTHLS SAbB ol UVB StOOK, &?'., at hia Mart, High Btreet, ' MptneKa, on WEDNBSDAY, March 16th, at 2 o clock, RSS" Peraona having Live Stock to dispose of on this occasion will please furnish parti.ul_ early to ,£_,„„,*, Anotioneer. CEHTBAL AUCTION ROOMS, BRIDGE BTBEET.S g vSaturday next. at 11 a.m. AUO_ION~i_LE OP Tobacconists' & Fancy GOODS T OOK BROS, have received instructions iJLj to sell by Public Auction, A quantity of Tobaoooniatß' and Fancy Goods, Watches, etc. Without Keserve. Paitioularß will be announced in a day or two. ■ . ■ LOOK BROS., Anotioneers. SATUBDAYNEXT, Mar 12, ~~ at Noon. GRAPES~APPLES LOCK BROS will sell by Auofcion, at their Rooms Bridge street, 20 oases Keeping Apples 3 oases first class Grapes LOOK BROS., Auctioneers. TEAST~TEAS ! {"KJE have received a small shipment of VV pure OEILON TEAS. Also a ship, ment of the "BARRISTER" Brand PACKET TEAS. These Teas have mot with much favor in New South Wales aud som,e of the other Colonies, where they have been introduced. Prioes and Quality will oompare with any in the market. LOCK BROS., Auctioneers. Cocksfoot FOR SALE— IOOO SACKS NEW COCKSFOOT SEED. LOCK BROS., Auctioneers. Auctioneers. UU-liD-i & _riUii lflHilftjl TRAFALGAR STREET. M. M, WEBSTER, Family Grocer — Dealor— Provieion Dealer — Coffee Roaster — Wine and Spirit Merchant, &o?, &c, &c, "O ESPEOTFULLY thanks hia numerous lAj Customers for their unvftried and lengthy adhorance during the many years ho has had the honor of supplying them with the necessaries of the household, and now beg 3 to assure them that his long experience oonfirms him in the opinion that the polioy he started with — viz., buying only high class goods, and selling at the lowest remunerative advance — is the boot policy, and that ho means to maintain that polioy to the end, Cus tomers can, therefore, depend on being sapplied with the best of everything as heretofore, and all orders will receive that attention and dispatch, so necessary in the conduct of a well regulated business. TEAS, China, iNDii and Ceylon, of the best orops -in packets, oannisters, boxes, half-chests, and chests. SUGARS, for the preserving season— finest white and brown crystals, orushel loaf, and Cube. COFFEE— This is made a I special department in M. M. Webster's business ; being an expeiienced ooffee roaster, this unequalled beverage can always be had fresh from the Mill, and in such condition as must satißfy the most refined taste. Mocha, Ceylon Plantation, Costa Bica, and Bonthy ne, are judiciously combined, producing a result that is simply uneurpasßed. M. M. W. pacts his Coffee for wholesale trading in 1, 2, 7, 14, and 28 _b tins, and can offer deoided advantages to the trade, aB against any outside competitor. PURE PEPPERS is another specialty, ground and dressed on the premisep, and packed for the trade in J, $, 1, 7, 14, and 28 ft tins. NEW FRUITS for Xmas are now landed — Muscatels, Elemes, Sultanas, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Candid Feel, Jordan Almonds, &o. Canned goods in endless variety. Qaite a nice lot of new CHOCOLATE and CONFECTIONERY for the ooming season. Prime Canterbury Hams, Bacon and Cheese. Fowl Wheat, Barley, Oats, Chaff, Bran, Sharps, best Flour always in stock. WINES and SPIRITS of best brands only, Whiskey, Brandy, Enm, Gin Port, Sherry, Claret, Australian Wines, Bail Dog Ale and Porter, Paramatta Lime Juice, Cordial, &c, &o. CIGARS— rhe P.J.s are unequalled, the P.J.s are without doubt the premier Oigar, the P.J.s are the sweetest and cheapest Cigars in any market. TOBACCO - Williams' oelebrated "Buby " and " Golden Eagle," Unique, Juno, Cable, Navy, &o. Old Judge Cigarettes. SUNDRIES -Eno's Fruit Salt, Irish Moas, Kolloway'a Pills, Mother Siegels Syrup, Trioopherous, St. Jaoob'B Oil, Warner's Safe Cure, Pain Killer, Dressing Combs, Tooth and Hair Brusbos, Toilet Soaps Barilla Soaps, Olapham's Medioated Soaps, &Q,, &Q. M. M. WEBSTER, Trafalgar street. DissoMioa^_PartnersWp nnHE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing X between W. G. BURTON and GEO. I LAST HARRIS, under the style of "W. G. I Bcbton & Co," Painters, Hardy St., Nelson, having been DISSOLVED by mutual ooneent, the business for the future will be carried on by W. G. BURTOX at hia PRIVATE I RESIDENCE, HARDY ST. (next to W. ROUGHTON, Grocer). All Acoounts owing by the late Firm, and all Moneys due to them, must be sent in forthwith to W. G. Burton. W. G. BURTON. 630 GEO. LAST -HARRIS. C. SKILTON, HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, Bbidge Stbeet (Next Royal Hotel), Begs to announce that he has TAKEN OVER the Business formerly carried on by him for the late Mr Weat, and hopes by civility and strict attention to bußiness to merit a fair share of patronage. 0. S. has on hand the best Tobacco of all kinds (out or uncut); also Cigars and Cigarettes of the best quality. Pipes ' a speciality; also, Oigar and Cigarette Holders, in endless variety. 578 ' ROYAL HOTEL BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. WR. PARMENTER (proprietor for • the last nineteen years) begs to thank his numerous customers and the public generally for past patronage, and assures all who may fivor him with a call thai they will BIND EVBBY HOMB 00MF0KT, with MODERATE chabge?. All Liquors and Wines of the best quality. Superior British Wines, wholesale and Retail, 335

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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7266, 10 March 1892, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7266, 10 March 1892, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7266, 10 March 1892, Page 2