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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 98, 27 April 1868, Page 3

NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. BLACK, CAMPBELL, & BLACK have to announce that they bave NOW OPENED the greater part of their EARLY SHIPMENTS for THIS SEASON, their SELEOTION of NOVELTIES being quite equal, if not superior to anything they bave hitherto shown. In ev^ry department they have studied to maintain the reputation of their firm for EXCELLENCE of MATERIAL; at the same time have endeavored so to assort their stock that all parties will find themselves suited, whilst their position in the markets enables them to - mark their Goods at such prices as will m f»"* bear very favorable comparison with Ir -, those of any other establishment in the f"" *=" colony. LLI In an advertisement it is impossible j* ey to give a catalogue of contents, but in O a few words, the STOCK contains -jp {- EVERYTHING THAT 13 USEFUL, f m and z. GKEAT DEAL THAT IS 01!---w NAMENTAL. Particular attention is Q 1 requested to the following items: — BLACK SILKS— In Gros Grains, <£ Drap d' Ita^ie and Spitalfieids Glace, Sjj from 3s. 9d. to lOs. per yard. O * J ' "Q j COLORED SILKS — Notwithatand- •*-*•, ing the ver}' high piice'of bilk this W season, B. C. & B. have been sue- JT| j, cesst'ul in securing a few lots of very „ pretty Dresses, -which, in conse- * quence of being not quite new, are f"* «y» being sold at very little over half " - '*" price. Also, a few of the newest $=» styles in Broche aud Broche Stripes, g? - WINCEYS and FANCY DRESSES m — A splendid lot of Plain and Fancy . Winceys, much lower in price than \~" O anything that has been in the trade w __g for some years. The variety of style , and price in FANCY DRESSES is O -J infinite. FRENCH MERINOES in «- ffi ull shades of color, various prices, z* " FRENCH POPLINS and REPS DE ROUBAIX. J Q§ SKIRTS and SKIRTING, in Striped 7Q j- Winceys and Mohairs. Handsome «jw -=! QUILTED SILK SKIRTS, and ** .J SATIN ditto. Tl W Fancy W T ool SHAWLS and Black m ditto. SHEPHERD CHECK, ROB f~ *" ROY, and FANCY PLAIDS. *£ FURS. FURS. FURS. > Real and Imitation. Ermine and Sable, J^J Chinchilla, Musquash, Seal, Lamb, O Opossum, and other kinds, in Muffs, Ties, and Collarettes. Also, Foot C$ Muffs and Carriage Rugs. .j HOSIERY— A splendid lot of Winter PO 0 Hosiery, of every style and kind, mn Mens', Women's, and Children's * i Vf orsted Jackets, Scarfs, Hoods. &c, fT_ —J in endless variety. Fancy CJoth i #Q Gloves and Gauntlets. 7* Trimmings, Ribbons, and Velvets, in every width and color; Belts and Buckles; Linen and Paper Sets; Ties; Bonnet Ornaments; and every article in Haberdashery. GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES IN PLAIN GOODS. ALL SIZES OF BLANKETS, SPLENDID VALUE. BLACK, CAMBELL, & BLACK, Trafalgar- street, Nelson. Temporary Premises, next door to the Bank of New Zealand. 7,89 FOR SALE, 1 FINE WELL-BRED DAIRY COWS. X£y 1 staunch Horse, broke into all sorts of work, very quiet. 2 heavy Carts 1 Spring Cart 1 Trap 1 Howard's Plough, new 1 Roller 1 Set Harness 1 Set Heavy Harness 1 Set Light „ 2 Churns JMilk Dishes and all the requisites of a dairy. Apply to 839 H. CLOUSTON. ON SALE, Perennial RYE GRASS SEED, 7s. per bushel of 20 lbs. W. HALE, 842 Tory and Hardy-streets, FOR SALE, ABOUT 3000 POSTS for Wire Fencing, 6 ft. long, C in. x 4. For particulars, apply at Messrs HEALY & LESLIE'S, Bridge-street. 835 WAND E. MACKENZIE respectfully beg « to intimate to the inhabitants of Nelson and its -vicinity, that they have COMMENCED BUSINESS as FAMILY GROCERS, in those Premises in Bridge-street, opposite Mr J. J. Hornby's Auction Mart, where they have now laid in a Large Stock of the finest Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Pickles, Sauces, &c. As W. & E. M. import their Goods direct from England, and as they intend to confine themselves to the Grocery Business alone, customers favoring tliem with their orders may rely on getting every article of the first quality, and a<, tbe most v.a- on- ! able price. 80.3 .