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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 7, 12 March 1866, Page 4

STOKE SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. ON TUESDAY NEXT, March 13, the children will have their ANNUAL TREAT, at halfpast 4 o'clock. A PUBLIC TEA will take place at 6 o'clock, after which a PUBLIC MEETING- will be held, when the children will recite several pieces. Ministers and friends are expected to address the meeting. 86 Tickets Is. 6d. each. TNTERNATIONAL AND INTERCOLONIAL JL EXHIBITIONS COMMITTEE, NELSON. The Committee appointed to promote the co-opera-tion of the inhabitants of this Province in furtherance of the EXHIBITIONS to be held at MELBOURNE, BOMBAY, and PARIS, request all intending EXHIBITORS to inform the Secretary, as soon as convenient, as to what ARTICLES they intend to contribute, and to which Exhibition they wish them to be sent. The Melbourne Exhibition will be held in the month of August. That at Bombay will be held in September. The Paris Exhibition will be held in the course of next year. For all other information intending Exhibitors may apply to the undersigned. F. W. IRVINE, Hon. Sec. Nelson, January 20, 1866. 87 GREAT CLEARING-OUT SALE ! AT ALBION HOUSE. nnHE Proprietor being about to leave Nelson, the X whole of his stock of Clothing, Drapery, Haberdashery, &c, will be offered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Amongst the goods remaining on hand are : — Moleskin trousers, hunters' cord and Bedford cord trousers, tweed coats, serge coats, monkey jackets flannel shirts, Crimean shirts, jean, regatta, and white shirts, woollen drawers, &c. Blankets, counterpanes, sheeting calicoes, linen sheetings, flannels, winceys, tartans, derrys, coburgs, alpacas, French twills, prints, ginghams.'unbleached calicoes, Hofrocks's longcloths, Hoyle's cambric prints, hosiery, shawls, ribbons, muslin and linen collars, lace falls, &c. Also — children's boots. ALBION HOUSE, 2 TRAFALGAR-STREET. THE Undersigned have much pleasure in announcing that they have now received, ex ' Dona Anita,' a very large assortment of all kinds of DRAPERY, suitable for the AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS. These goods have been personally selected by .Mr. J. P. Black, the senior partner of the firm, who is at present in England. His long experience in Nelson, together with a thorough knowledge ot the best English and Scotch markets, is a guarantee that every article will be suitable in style, of first-rate quality, and at a reasonable price. BLACK, CAMPBELL, & BLACK, 6 TRAFALGAR-STREET. NEW AND CHEAP SUMMER GOODS. JM. MERRINGTON & CO. are now offering • the whole of their Summer Goods much below the usual prices, in order to effect a clearance previous to the arrival of a very large shipment of New Winter Goods shortly expected. 12 Cases of New Goods have just been received, Ex 'Tararua. The Gentlemen's Department is most complete. Tweed and doeskin suits, and coals, vests, and trousers A very large assortment of new and cheap Crimean shirts have just been received White and regatta shirts, in men's and boys' sizes. Ties, collars, and handkerchiefs Hats in black Paris, and drab shell Fashionable low-crowned hats in immense variety Tuscan and rice-straw hats, fashionable shapes Merino shirts, pants, and drawers &c, &c, &c. J. M. MERRINGTON & CO., WHOLESALE DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS, Nelson. THE MITRE HOTEL, Bridge-street, Nelson. rpHE above Hotel is no.w undergoing extensive imI provements, and the undersigned begs to assure the public that no expense will be spared in rendering it second to none in Nelson. S. OWENS, 33 Proprietor* f^HEAP CLOTHING! Cheap Clothing '—The \J cheapest house in town, S. M. SOLOMON, Trafalgar-street. 59 BATHS, BATHS.— Warm Baths at WEST'S, To-day. 83