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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8244, 10 May 1895, Page 3

| HBW ADVPJPTIPrtMENTS. ; il. Bl YTOY i €0., ; tfl^ili&Aß STREET, Save on Sale THE FOLLOWING SEASONABLE GOODS : GAS BEATING STOVEB, Asbestos Fuel Begister Grates, Register Hob Grates, Qaeen Heating Stoves, Aurora and Beatrice Lamp btoves, Fenders and Fire Irons, Nursery and Fpark Gnards, Coal Vases, Fire Dogs, Trivets, Gas Chandeliers, Braokets and Hall Lamps, Gas Globes, Peebles & Bray's Gas Burners, Table, Braoket and Hanging Lamps, Hand Lamps and Lanterns, &c, &o. ■ : 0:0 ; ■ ■ - Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves I We have landed, direot from tbe Manufacturers, a large assortment f Cooking Stoves, oomprising the New Paragon, TMBSiSa^. Dover, New Bival l^S^^^^ r^m S and Colon. These Stoves have become very popular, being'firßt-olass cookers, economy in fuel being a strong point. In Ooloriai;Btoves and Banges, we Btock the VICTOR aod OBION, and oan confidently recommend them as being the moat substantial in tbe market. No brickwork is required for Betting. If a ohimney is not available, they oan be worked with 12ft. to 16ft. of pipe. Those desirous of purchasing a firßt»olaßs Bange at a low prioe are invited to inspeot the YIO7OB and OBION, whioh for workmanship, quality, finish and superior advantages are unsurpassed. I 0 L Fletcher's Indestructible Gas Cooking Kanges are perfeot fur roasting, grilling, toaßting, pastry and all oulinary purposes. So qpiok are theae Banges in heating that the Ughest puff pastry, if plaoed in the cold oven and the gas lighted, will rise and bake as perfeotly as if plaoed in tbe hottest oven. A saving in gaß from 25 to 30 ncr oent is effeoted by using Fletoher'a Stoves. ■ 0 SPORTING REQUISITES. Single and Double-barrel Breeoh and Muzzle Loading Guna by leading makers; Pigou Wilks, Curfies & Harvey's, Sohultze and B. 0. Gunpowder ; Patent and Chilled Shot; Gun Caps and Wads ; Pin arid Central Fire Cartridge Oases; Cartridge Closers and Be-oappers; Bley'a and Bival Cartridges, numbers 2 to 8, E. BUXTON & CO.* TRAFALGAR STREET, _NELBON.

WE HAVE JUST REOEIVED, another Shipment of BOOTS AND SHOES, and will offer them to Publio at the following prioes FOR CASHLadiee' Eid Shoes 6/6 8/6 10/6 12/6 Gent's Nailed Shoes 9/6 11/6 12/6 38/6 „ Calf „ 6/- 8/6 9/6 10/6 „ „ Bluchers 6/6 7/6 9/6 10/6 „ Kid E.S, 8/6 10/6 11/6 12/6 „ „ Watertights 12/6 18/6 14/6 16/« , Bals. ... 10/8 11/6 12/6 „ Calf Shoes 8/6 10/6 11/6 12/6 „ Oalf „ ... 8/6 10/612/6 „ Balmorals 10/6 12/6 14/6 16/- --„ Leather Slippers ... 8/6 4/6 „ Wide Welted Cookham 18/6 20/-. 28/. Boys', Girls'^and^Children^lßools^andiShoeßlequally oheap. H. MOOEE & SON, BRIDGE STREET.

Windsor Castle Hotel, — NELBON GEO. WOODWARD, PBOPBIETOB Late Babman of thb Tbaialgab and Coaoh and Horses Hotels). ONLY THE BEST ALE, WINE, AND ; SPIRITS KEPT. _ i IST GOOD AOOOMMODATIO N. CHARGES MODEBATE. Crepons ! WE have just bought at a big Discount a Wholesale Stook of VMY PRETTY CBEPONB. which we are Belling at the ridioulous prioe of 7£ per yard. These goods are worth retail every penny of 1/2 a yard. The oolora are very beautiful, and oomprise Ooral Pink, Bose Fink, Pale Bine, Cream, Heliotrope, and two light shades of Green. There is no material at the prioe equal to these for Blouses or Evening Dresses. Children's Dresses. We have also bonght at a nominal ac 75 very handsome Children's Paris-made Costumes, all made from superior Oaßhmereß, Cloths, and Silks, Trimmed Silks, and Passementerie The wholesale prioes of some were as high bb 60/^ each.....Noihing_oLthe same class has ever been seen in Nelson before. We shall sell them from 10/- to 20/-, and at these prices expeot to olear the lot in a week. EVERETT BROS. 203 WE are clearing out a large .stock of PHOTOGRAPHS on OPAL, all being j marked at reduced prioes in Window. , I A. OAKEY. '

FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS. JUST REOEIVED Shipment of Oamp, PiGßic & YaoMicg PIES. Also, A Prime' lot of Canterbury HAMS. B. S. CHISHOLM, BIDGE STREET, NELSON. THE NELSON PORTRAIT ROOMS ! ABE NOW OPEN tor tr.o production of FIbSI-CLAbS PHOTOGRAPHS from 2/6 per doz. ; Amateurs' Negatives developed, re-touohed, and printed— J plate prints 3/- per doz., £ plate prints a, - per doz. ENLARGEMENTS f. m 2/6 eaob. Out'door-Qroopß from 10/- duz. A TRIAL SOLICITED. OUR well assortfd stock of FANOY WORE is now being sold a r lees tban half prioe to effeot a ep.* dy c'f •> --p. {Vl* THSrOOi 3? of m- Pjjkl 3U3A 4l I TUBA A TEA.- -Chibholm.