hr fcfBIiEIjSTEN bill hoia bis V • ' NE&U^MdNTHLY ]BAUB jot LIVB 3TOOK, &0., at hia Mart, High Btreqt, j ; - ; 'r ' ,«"V t Motne v ka, oni • I. WEDNEISDAY, Mar6h 16th, "'■'<■■'' at 2 oclook, - . «sr Persona having Live Stock. Jo dispose jf ou this occasion will please furnish partiAuctioneer. <J-<| mI \f\ I Mil *m,k\..mt.,.,.tmmm, m *n*H»m>'* i rii-*'m.r*UK.ttKucr CliAt iDCTION ROOMS, BRIDGE STREET,] 8 4 •: -.-...i n ■.. i j,at:ll-B.m<"- _ AUOTIOIfiAIiB OW 'MacGOQists't Faacy :. goods T OOK BROS, have received instructions JLJ to sell by Public Auotion, A quantity of Tobacooniats' and Fanoy Goods, Watches, eto. - Cigarettes, Vbbcb, Watches, Tobacco Caaoß, Playing Cards, Table Knives, Mirrors, Cigar Cases, Day Books, Dessert Knives, Ink Bottles, Alaska Diamond Riugs, Nota Tapsr, Fans, Piotur,op, Cruets, Cricketing Gloves, Carving Sets, &o , &c. Without Eeserve. LOCK BEOS., Auotiouoers. SATURDAY^ Maroh 12, at 11 a.m. Miscellaneous! T OOK BROS, have received instructions JLj to Sell by, Publio Auction, at tbeir Rooms, Bridge street, on Saturday 1 Snider Rifle, nearly uew 2 Carpet Squares 1 Wheelbarrow, 1 heavy Dray 1 Gaa Stove 1 Chest Drawers, 1 Whatnot 1 Dressing Table, Kitchen Tablo 1 piece Silk LOOK BROS., Auctioneers* SATUEDAY NEXT, Mar 12, at Noon. GRAPESr^APPLES LOOK BEOS will sell by Auction, at their Rooms-Bridge streot, 20 cases Keeping Apples S caees first class drapes 20 saoks Vermont.Potatoes ' G sacks Brown Bivers & Pink Eyas LOCK BROS., Auctioneers. V^ ■■— I --I -■ .1.1.— .1 . ■HI !.■■■■ I ■- ■' "* COFFEE & SPIGE MILLS,! TRAFALGAR STREET. M. M, w"b~B S T E E, Family Grocer — Tea Dealer— Provieion Dealer — Coffee Eoaeter — Wine and Spirit Merchant, &c;, &c, &c, T> ESPEOTFULLY thanks hi 3 numerous l\i Oustomers for their unvaried and lengthy adheranco during the many years he haa had the honor of supplying them with the necessaries of the household, and now beg 3to assure them that his long experience oonfirms him in the opinion that the policy he Btarted with — viz., buying only high class goods, and selling at the loivcst remunerative advance— ib the best policy, and that he means to maintain that policy to the end. Cus tomerß can, therefore, depend on being sup-! plied wifcb the best of everything as heretofore, and all orders will receive that attention and dispatch, so necessary in the conduct of a well regulated bu&iuess. TEAS, China, India and Ceylon, of the best orops —in packets, oannisters, boxes, half-ohests, and oheats. SUGARS, for the preserving season— finest white and brown crystals, orushei loaf, and Cube. COFFEE— This is made a special department in M. M. Webster's business ; being an experienced ooffee roaster, this unequalled beverago can always be had fresh from the Mill, and in suoh condition as must satisfy the most refined taste. Mooha, Ceylon Plantation, Costa Rica, and Bonthyne, are judiciously combined, producing a result that is simply unsurpassed. M. M. W. packs his Coffee for wholesale trading in 1, 2, 7, 14, and 28 11) tins, and can offer deoided advantages to the trade, as against any outßide competitor. PURE PEPPERS iB another specialty, ground and dressed on the premises, and packed for the trade in J, $, 1, 7, 14, and 28 H> tins. NEW FRUITS for Xmas are now landed—Muscatels, Elemes, Sultanas, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Candid Peel, -Jordan Almonds, &o. Canned goods, in endless variety. Quite a nice, lot of new CHOCOLATE ana CONFECTIONERY for the coming Beason. " Pricno Canterbury Hams. Baoon and Cheese. Fowl Wheat, Barley, Oats, Chaff, Bran, Sharps, best Flour always in etook. WINES and SPIRITS of best brands only, Whiekey, Brandy, Rum, Gin Port, Sberry, Claret, Australian Wines, Buft Dog Ale and Porter, Paramatta Lime Juice, Cordial, &0., &o. CIGARS— The P.J.s aro unequalled, the P.J.s are without doubt the vrcmicr Cigar, the P.J.s are the sioeetcst and cJwapest Cigars in any market. TOBACCO - Williams' celebrated " Ruby " and " Golden Eagle," Unique, Juno, Cable, Navy, &o. Old Judge Cigarettes. SUNDRIES -Eno's Fruit Salt, Irish Moss, Holloway's Pills, Mother Siegol's Syrup, Trioopherous, St. Jaoob'a Oil, Warner's Sato Cure, Pain Killer, Dressing Combs, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Toilet Soaps Barilla Soaps, Olapham's Medicated Soaps, M. M. WEBSTEE, Trafalgar street. BEGS to inform his friends and the Publi generally that he has REMOVED TO HIS NEW PREMISES, hopes to continue to merit a share of the patronage aB heretofore. V ' J, P, C. has Just Opened BALES ol VERY CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS Now Landing, ex • Nelson,' viaJWelling"; ton, a Shipment^of i AMPION' GENUINE WHITE LEAD, : MANDER'S VARNISH, &o. Arrive, ex 'Pleiono to Nelson, jLarge and Varied Stook of INTERS. ■B-IsyUI.BI.TE.B. RfJYALBLUE HOUSE pKB DOORiirom.the OLD STAND.'" ROYAL HOTEL ; BRIDGE STREET, KELSON. WR. PARMENTER (proprietor lor • the last nineteen years) begs to thank bis numerous oustomers and the publio generally forpast patronage, and assures all who may favor him with a call that they will FIND: EVEB7 HOME COMFORT, with MODERATE chabges. All LiQTjfißß and. Wi«i?a of the.tesf quality. Buperi6rßn(iißh~Wioeß, who'eßala ana retail, ; 333
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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7268, 12 March 1892, Page 2
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809Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7268, 12 March 1892, Page 2
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