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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 146, 23 June 1868, Page 3

WILSON & KICIiARDSON HAVE OPENED, EX ALGERNON and by the LATEST ARRIVALS FROM MELBOURNE, 44 MOEE PACKAGES of GENERAL and WINTER DRAPERY, at the same LO W RAT E S as quoted in last advertisement; making A GIiAND TOTAL OF IQQ PACKAGES received for this Season's &O Trade. 2 more cases of Ladies' Straw HATS, irom Is. 3 more bales of White CALICO, from 6£d. 5 more packages of heavy Aberdeen WINCEYS, from 3d. I 2 more packages of Winter Fancy Dress GOODS 1 more case Dress TRIMMINGS & BUTTONS. 3 more packages of Ladies' and Children's. HOSIER ST. 1 more case of FURS, real aad imitation. 1 more case FEATHEKS & Hat TRIMMINGS. 4 more bales of Welsh FLANNEL, from Is l£d. 3 more packages of stout Brown Holland, 10£ d. 1 more bale of Crimean FLANNELS. 2 more bales of full-size Witney BLANKETS, ( from 17s per pair. 7 more packages of Fancy GOODS, containing Cambric Handkerchiefs, Liuea Sets, Collars, Wool Ties, Lace Goods, Ilibands, Gloves, Belcclasps, &c. &c. 2 more cases of Ladies' CORSETS, in colors, very strong, from 5s 6d. 1 more package Worsted and Linen DAMASKS. 1 move case of Scotch MUdLINS and Muslin CURTAINS. 2 more packages of Men's MERCEK V, containing Crimean Shirts, Warm Hosiery, White Shirts, Ties, Hats, &c. &c 3 more cases of Colonial-moile CLOTHING, manufactured expressly for this market by one of the first makers in Melbourne. WILSON & RICHARDSON In directing public attention to their unusually. LARGE STOCK, NOW ON VIEW, beg to state that the unsettled state of the English Markets has afforded them as Cash Purchasers, very great advao ,ges, which they now offer to their customers in A SAVING OF 35 PER CENT, as compared with Winter Drapery last year. WILSON &"bICHARDSON, Bridge-street. 1282 NOTICE. ALL POULTRY found Trespassing on my Ground opposite Victory-square, after this date (June 23), will be DESTROYED. 1325 J. L. D'ALBEDYHLL. NOTICE. nnHE undersigned begs to return his sincere JL thanks to his friends and the public generally of Nelson and vicinity, for the liberal support they have awarded him during the time he lias been in business as Coal and Colonial Produce Dealer, and would state that he has DISPOSED OF the same to Mr WILLIAM LLOYD, to whom he trusts they will transfer that patronage formerly bestowed on himself. CHARLES BRAY. Nelson, June 23, IS6S. 1327 TT7"ITH reference to the above, the undersigned YV respectfully informs the inhabitants of Nelson and neighborhood, that having TAKEN the BUSINESS lately carried on by Mr Charles Bray, as COAL and COLONIAL PRODUCE DEALER, it will be his earnest endeavor, by strict attention to all orders entrusted to him, to secure a liberal share of custom. WILLIAM LLOYD, Opposite the New Post-office, Vanguard- street. Nelson, June 23, 1568. 1328 COLONIAL PRODUCE, COAL, PALINGS, &c. ON SALE at the Coalyard and Store, Van-guard-street, opposite the New Postoffice: — COAL — English, West Wanganui, and Newcastle. PALINGS— The best ever in Nelson. Hay, Corn, Oats, Chaff, Flour, Pollard, &c, &c. N.B. — All goods sold at the lowest market prices. WILLIAM LLOYD, 1329 (Late Charles Bray,) To Let. TO LET, A THREE-ROOMED HOUSE, Quarter of an Acre of Land, and Horse and Cart, &c. Apply to 1330 LOCKHART & CO. TO LET, on a Building Lease, for a term of 14 or 21 years, a First-class BUSINESS SITE. For particulars, apply to 8., office of this paper, 740 mo LET, Four COTTAGES. Immediate posJL session. Apply to Mr ROGERS, Waimea- , street. 112*