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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8110, 30 November 1894, Page 4

good s: pert Enodgrass "OESPEOIFULLY informs hia Customers _ti . and the Publio that he has reoeived several Bbipments of Kew Goods, also advioes of othera to arrive for the OHBISTMAS TBADB, of whioh only the very briefest summary can be given as under :— A rr ive it— 68 eases well asaorted FIREWORKS 1 do Mesks 32 oaEos JAPANESE ART GOODS comprising — 25 silk embroiieied Soreens, assorted es and patterns 72 Ornmb Biußhes and Trays 200 Lacquered Tea Trays, new designs 350 Lacquered Glove, Handkerchief and other Boxes 66 Ornamental Flower Pots 6 Bamboo Flower Pot Stands 75 dozen assorted Vases SO dozen assorted Lanterns 40 dozen Porcelain Oupa ftnaaftuoeia 25 dozen Porcelain Tea Sets 6 dozen Terracotta and Porcelain Teapots, newpatternß 500 Blower, Market, Work, and other Baskets 12 Paper Backß 300 Tripod Basket Tablea 9 hanfissme Lacquered Tables 6 dozen Ladies' and Gants' Silk Handkerchitfa 1 case Silk Balls 6 Silk Embroidered Smoking Caps A quantity Palm Leaf and Painted Fans 6 Picnic Cosy Kettles, &c. Otlaei* Goods. 6 cases choicest Confectionery 5 do BBsorted School Slatea 8 do do Stationery 6 do British and Continental Fancy Goods 2 orates Printed Oh&mbsr Set 3 2 do asaorted Earthenware 2 hogsheads Glassware 1 do Jet and Gilt Teapots 1 do Holioware 1 case Photo Frames 1 do Braoketa 1 do assorted Photo Albums 6 do Mason's Jars ii casks Tin Top Tumblers, &o. To Arrive Ex Haloioni, left London for Nelsou, July 25th--1 oaßk Glass Sugars' and Creams 1 tierce do Dishes 1 do do Comports 1 hogshead Fancy Cups and Saucera 1 do 6 and 7 inch G and W Plates 2 do 3 gold line China 2 crates Teddealey Dinnerware 1 do 8 inch Pheasant Plates 1 do 7 do do do 1 do band and Hoe do 4 do Printed Cups and Sauoers 2 do eaoh 120 sets Printed Jugs 4 do do 100 nests Jam Jars 1 do Lipped Yellow Bowls 6 cases Tumblers, &o. All invited to call and Inspect the Stook ; none pressed to buy. Thoaa requiring Goods for Presentation, Bazaarg, Sales of Work, Christmas Trees, a&d other purposes will find one of the largest and best assorted stocks in the Colony from which to select, CALEDONfA HOUSE, HARD 7 AND COLLINGWOOD STREETS, Nelson. ONE WORD! I OOM IS to you with a small affair |_ that yon may need. In England, the Continent, and many foreign oountries, myself and wares are well known Man; American families on their return from abroad bring my articles with them, for they know them pretty well, but yon may not be one of these. Confidence between man and man is slow of growth, and when found, its rarity makes it valuable. I ask yonr eouficieuca and make a reference to tbia Journal to indorse that confidence. Ido cot think it will be mistplaced. I make the best form of a cure — an absolute one — for biliousness and beid&che that can ba found in tbie year. The cura is co small in itael/, and yet its comfort to you is so great — 20 minutes being Its limit when relief comee — that it has become the marvel of its time. One and a half grains of medicine, coated with sngar, is my remedy, in the shape of one small pill, known to commerce as DR. HAYDOCK'S NEW LIVER PILL. It is old in the markets of Europe, but new to North America. The price is as low as an honest medicine cac be sold at, 25 cents. Rend a postal card for a sample vial, to try them, before you purchase. DR. HAIDOOK, 63 Fulton St., N. Y. NEW ZEALAND DBUG CO., Christohuroh 2277 General Agents. FIVE POUNDS EEWAKD. -fTTHEREAS some stupid or mischievous person or persons have lately CUT and DESTBOIED the CANVAS BLIND 3 hong in front of onrSflOP WINDOWS, the above REWARD will bo PAID to anyone who may ive Buoh INFORMATION aa shall lead to the CONVI'OTIOtf of the offender or offenders. \ M, M. WEBBTER, R. T. MELHUISH, Trafalgar fctreet.