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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 1, 2 January 1868, Page 1

Business Notices. NEW SUMMER DRAPERY. BLACK, CAMPBELL, AND BLACJC have again to announce THE ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER LOT OF NEW GOODS, Per Csesarea, Which are NOW OPENED, and marked off ready for Sale. ' TTVURING- their Jfemporar- stay in the premises JLJ they are n6j^occupying, 8., C, & B. intend SELLING at extremely LQ\V PRICES (many Goods "at the same prices^ijirduringr the Sale), ad they are desirous of reducingjheir Slock as much as possible, in order that they-rSay open then? New Warehouse with an entirely New Stock, and - also on account of the risk from fire. A few DAMAGED GOODS still rem&iiang will be sold very cheap. A large parcel of Black and Colored SILK& SILK JACKETS, new styles, from 13s. 6d. „ PALETOTS, worth £5 55., at £2 ISs, Printed and Fancy Shawls, Fancy Dresses „ Cambrics and Muslins, Skirtings All at Sale prices. . Calicoes, Sheetings, Blankets, Skirtings, Hoi* lands, Ticks, Shirtings, Napery, Damasks, and all kinds of useful DRAPERY, at uncommonly lout prices. v TheHOSIERYand HABERDASHERY De* parjxfrehts are well kept up. Just received, a fresh lot of KID GLOVES eS Panama Mail Steamer. BLACK, CAMPBELL, and BLACK respect* fully request the gentlemen -of Nelson to favof them with a call at theic CLOTH AND OUTFITTING SHOP* next door to the Drapery Establishment, and in* spect the Stock there, consisting of — A Large Variety of Garment© for the Season. . Light SUMMER SUITS, COATS, TjibuSERS, and VESTS, or Trousers only;3&ack Cloth Suits, BJack and Colored Alpaca G>oats, Riding Pants, Mole Trousers, &c. &c. 8., C, and B. would also draw the attention of heads of families to their Stock of BOYS' CLOTHING, To which they give very special attention, and they hope that they will receive such encourage-. ' ment as will cause them to increase the Variety in this Department. A splendid selection of — Good Crimean SHIRTS, WMt^Shirts, Regatta and under-shirts of every description. Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Socks, &c, &c» 8., C, and B. have always on hand a large variety oi— Blacic Paris HATS of the Newest Shapes j also, Drab Hats, and a variet}' of>Lowcrowned Felt and Straw Bats for Men and Boys. Tweed and-Smbking CAPS in great variety. 8., C. and B. lmve, as usual, a splendid Stock of CLOTHS and TWEEDS. BLACKS €£MPBELL, & BLACK, Temporary Premises, just opposite the old sitej and next door to the Bank of New Zealand, Trafalgar-street. 3992 MR S. THORPE, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons^ London, and Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall— (Registered), RICHMOND. MR THORPE has taken the cottage at present occupied by Mr Canning, and will COMMENCE PRACTICE at Richmond in the course of a few weeks. Tenders are invited for Additions to the Cot* tage. For particulars, apply to the Rev. R. «T< Thorpe, Eelson. 3854 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. mO LET or SELL, a STORE and BUSINESS, X at Clifton, Motupipi. '•'.., Also, a FARM of 256 Acres of good grass land and 400 Sheep depasturing thereon. Thereis »' good five-roomed House, with Paddocks'&c. Apply to JOHN STEEL, Collingwood-street, 3887 Nelson* NOTICE. DIGGERS and others Tisiting the Uppt* ' Karamea through. Hough's Pass, by, any of the tracks to the Karamea B.end ?; r w^i4d;,jta¥p, the coach to Palmer's, and cross the^^otTieka $ River at its junction with the Dove. •; There ia a V7.H ferry-boat and store built, so there will be n6 : delay in crossing in time of flood, 86J1