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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume III, Issue 289, 7 December 1868, Page 4

THE LARGEST SHIPMENTS OF DRAPERY TO NELSON THIS SEASON, HAVE BEEN IMPORTED BY , WILSON "& RICHARDSON. Irom London EX Polar Star y ... 33. Packages EX Beautiful Star via Dunedin ...'22- „ EX Blue Jacket via Lyttelton ..., 12 „ EX, Asterope via Wellington ... ... ... 4 „ EX~ Panama Mail and Melbourne Steamers ... 11 „ Making a total of 82 PACKAGES, and greatly exceeding the Importations of any Retail House-or ANY MERCHANT in NELSON. (jUR JLLOME JjUYER purchases direct from trie Manufacturers for CASH, which enabl-S us to quote the following lowrates : — New Straw Hats ..* ... from Is 3d Fancy Dresses ... 6s 3d Walking Jackets from 5s 6d Infants' Hats and Hoods ... . .;. ... ... 3s 6d Corsets . .» ••• from 4s Od Bjack Glaces ... . ' «. from 3s 3d "Calico ■ per yard o|d Prints, fasjt color # from per yard s |d Brown Holland ... ... ' ... ... „ 10^d Piiuted Muslins per yard yd Pure Liuen Gingham ... ... ... ... „ 9d Silk Parachutes ... from 3s lid Boys' and Youths' Straw Hat3 2s 6d Men's Straw Huts ... - ... 3s 6d Worked Linen Sets ... ... ... ... ... Is HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to judge of the value of our Muslin Curtains, Damasks, Diapers, Huckabacks, Counterpanes, Sheetings, &c. &c» I HIS LARGE UTOCK comprises— as hundreds of Ladies can testify, who have made their purchases this summer — -many Novelties in each department, at prices that are most undoubtedly lower than anything else in the Province. * Every article cut by the single yard at the Merchant's price for the piece. . . Orders by Post receive our greatest care. EAMILY MOURNING IN EYERY DETAIL. WILSON ~&~RICHARDSON> BRIDGE-STREET. 2468

B-.OOTB. BOOTS. - BOOTS. LONDON HOUSE, TRAFALGAR-STREET. IMPORTANT -NOTICE. - MESSRS MYERS & ISAACS HAVE great pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of the City of Nelson and couutry districts that they intend OPENING THEIR ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE SILE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, THIS EVENING (Saturday), at 7 o'clock. MYERS & ISAACS have made arrangements by which they will be in receipt of REGULAii CONSIGNMENTS from the Home Markets, thus enabling them to sell at almost Wholesale Prices. * ' As it is .their intention to keep the best articles they feel confident they will merit any patronage they may be favored with. .2551

INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION, Melbourne, 1866-67. COFFEE &ND SPICES. TVi'OTICE —FIRST PRIZE MEDAL has been JIVI awardsd to ROBERT HARPER & CO., o! Melbourne, for. COFFEE and SPICES— aII good— of excellemV'quality.— Vide -Report of the Jurors to the Royal Commissioners. - - Caotion.— As certain unprincipled persons are vending inferior Coffee by imitating our Labels. ' the public are hereby informed that every pack- ' age of our Standard Coflees. lias the signature, * Robert Harper Se Co.' N.B.— R. H. Se Co. beg to inform the publio that, owing to, the extra duty of 2d per lb. having bail lately imposed on manufactured Cofiee imported into New Zealand from- Australia, thev have started "a BRANCH . OF THEIR BUSINESS in DUNEDIN,' which* enables them to . execute^ orders forCoffees, Spices, Pepper, &c., of • ihe same stindard qualities.ahd at theaame^prices as they have hitherto supplied from Melbourne before <th3 prohibitory doty was imposed. 766 T^ATJStDMTJ?A^T& andithe little Library, " yy atR.JC.UCAS & SON'S.