Furniture! Pianos! Organs! Carpets, and Linoleum. Large consignments of tbe above, to be cleared at Wholesale Prices. We hold the most oompl&te Stocks, and give the beat valae at lowest prices. Everything New in Furniture, Bedsteads, Mat.reaaes, Carpets, Bugs, Linoleums, Etc. Juso landed — ORIENTAL CARPET SQUARES. new to this market, Oar Geneial Stock comprises — Telescope, Dining, Kitchen, Bound, and other Tableß; Aastdan, Booking, Caneseated, Kitchen, Spring-seated, Wioker, and High Chairs ; Kapok, Flax, Wire, and Spring Mattresses ; Platform Rockers, Fendere, Duchess Seis, fiuite3 in Leather and Tapestry, Spring and Colonial Couohes, Afternoon Tea Tables, Uheß'.B of Drawers, Sideboardß, Wardrobes, Cheffoniers, Lounges, Dressers. Perambulators, Clooks, Blankets, Trunk", Btoves, Cutlery, Ranges, Kitchen Utensils, Wire Netting, Fencing Wire, and all Farm Bequis.tee. The Largest Stock in Nelson to choose from, BISLEY BROS & 00. Fertilizers. fTIHE epeoial Hop Manures and Turnip and Grain fertilizers manufactured by JL the Wellington M»at Export Company, Ld, have proved beyond doufct to be the bert in the market, and to contain a heavy per oentage of ammonia. The great demand in England and the Colooies for the above fertilizers should be sufficient recommendation. We advise to purohase nothing but the Meat Export Co' 3 Fertilizers, which will give tbe most eatiafaotory results. They are thn best offering ; superior to many other makes, bb well aa under the naw process of raanu'acturing no unpleasant smell 1b notioed (until wet). fhese manures are guaranteed perfectly dry and to run through any drill. Beware of inferior Manures now cffa-ing. Lowest price given on application to BISLEY BROS. & CO., Sole Agents. hheep Owners, use only Little's SHEEP DIP. LIQUID (non-poifonous) ia l-ga!lon an 2 5-ga)lon dirnas I POWDER (poisonous) in 14-lb paokets STOOD THB TEST OP TIME AND JUDGED BY RESULTS. Enormous sneoeflfl latt season — Cheapest ! Safest ! ! and Best f ! ! The World's Leading Sheep Dip. Used annually on over 5,000,000 of £ heep in New Z aland. BIBLE Y BBOS & 00, District Agents. SEEDS. Mixed Grass Seed (CELEBRATED). MIXED RYE GBABB and OLOVER SEEi).— The more thia celebrated Oanterbnry toixfd treed is kn .wn the more largely it ia used, whioh speaks for tbe pea oral sat'sf ction it is giving. We hold foil Btock for immediate dem nd, and b va mucU pleasure io adviaing olienta and oth obat we have maie ea isfactory arrangements to handle the full obop f the mkw season, which wiii be ready for Autumn Sowing. The Beed will be one q-?a i y, cat and tbr*sbed, the Rye Gtv&aa and Olover together. Buyers ebould make inquiries aa to the- most satisfactory results of our Mixed buds Vora pure basin.:? unknown and untried lots whioh may be offering o.i his market. Tue following gentlemen have ÜBed our mixed eeed, to whom we can refer for ioformation : — Brightwater, G. Beay ; Motupiko, Drummond Bros ; Ngatimoli, R. Salisbury; Takaka, J. Keilly; Stanley Brook, J. Eatwell; Uppar Moutere, F. BecsemacD. BI3LEY BROS & Go.
BHAW SAVILL JfSSl^^ AND ALBION JSsBBB^ COMPANY LIMITED Will despatch their vobsblb as under (oiroumßtanoes permitting), FOB LONDON. FAST PASSENGER BTEAMERB. si 1 o*f Sttamcr. 5g | Dtpartw*. K I _ Pakeha» . . 4381 PtoHaer Jan. 7 lonio .. 4748 KempßOn Feb. 4 Maori .. 5317 Moffatt Moh 4 Aotea .. 6364 Scotland Mar 18 Gothio . . 7765 Ridley Apl. 1 The Homeward route will b« via 110 de Janeiro and Tenerifle, and ihi time oaeopied ihonld not exceed 40 days. •These do not carry passengers, CARGO BTEAMEBS — " ~ Probable flame of Ship. Ton Oomnunier Time o! Sailing. Matatua .. '322 MoDoag-rfl Deo Tokomaru ..6238 Maxwell Feb Mamau [ 3583 L vaok Mar ~~ SAILING VESSELS. Zealandia 1315 Bate Deo Euterpe 1197 BaDks J«n Inveroargill 1310 Kowliog Jan The undersigned sre ecpowerad to giant pasjagea from London to New Zealand, pay ment tor whioh haa been gaaranteed in the Colony. H. J COOK & OP. Agents peninsular and J^SSJM % Oriental Steam - Navig alien C( m The Company's sp'enaia Boyal Mail 1 Steamships will be deepatehed as tollowa, for London, calliug at Adelaide, King George's Bound, Colombo, Aden, Buez, Port Said, Biiodisi, Malta, Gibraltar, Plymouth :— ~ " Leave Leave MclSteamers Tns. m Sydney bourne 1 p.m Oceana 6630 Stewart Jan J<"> 23 Valetta '5034 Atkinson Feb 1 Feb 6 China 8000 Harria Feb 15 Feb 20 Massilia 5026 Haivey Mar 1 Mar « Arcadia !6603Loggin Mar 15! Mar 20 Parramatt* ;4886 Preston Mar 29|Apl 3 Ballaarat ksgo'Angus Apl 12 Apl 17 And thenceforward rvtry alternate week. All the above Steamers call at King| George's Sound and Oo ombo._ P&BBeogers and cargo carried to London Marseilles, Italy, Egypt, .India, China and Japan at moderate rate Single and return tiokets, both first saloon and second saloon, are now iaaqed from Nelaon at specially low fares, inolusive of first Baloon aooommodation to or from Australia, for both firafand^eoondr Baloon paesengere. J. H. COOK ft OO. f Agents,
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Colonist, Volume XL, Issue 8747, 22 December 1896, Page 1
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