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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume V, Issue 8, 10 January 1870, Page 4

Public Notices. CL A N D 0 N ; • SADDLER AND COLLAR MAKER, Trafalgar- street. 2329 EW. DEE, • TAILOR AND DRAPER, Opposite Hornby'd Auction Mart, Bridge-st. 45 WMACLAREN, • BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Upper Bridge-street. S. M. S^ MON &C a NEW GOODS ! ! NEW GOODS ! ! ! JUST RECEIVED FROM MELBOURNE AND DUNEDIN. A Large Assortment op NEW AND FASHIONABLE SUMMER' DRAPEEY AND CLOTHING. * Bf\f\ PIECES Fancy and Stripe Prints, best __.U\i qua'ity. warranted • Fast Colours, 7-M. per yard Mohairs, and Poplinettes, 9Jd. peryard Printed Muslins Fancy Ginghams 500 Children's Sun Hats, at 2s. Cd. White Llama and Alpacha Jackets Children's Brown Holland and Grass Cloth Jackets Black Mik Jackets, New Shapes Plain, Spotted, and Checked Muslins AVhite and Colored Stays*-, from 3s. Od. Ladies' and Children's White and Colored Silk and Thread Gloves Horrocks' Calicoes Sheetings, Counterpanes Ladies' Belts and Handkerchiefs Ladies' Girls' and Children's Hosiery All of whicli are offered at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. We have also greatly added to our Stock of ■jVfEN'S "ROYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, And can with confidence ?av that we have the BEST SELECTED ASSORTMENT IN THE PROVINCE. Nearly the whole being COLONIAL MADE. Men's Boys' and Youths' Hats and Caps in great variety. Crimean, White, and Regatta Shirts, all sizes. Under Flannels and Drawers, Cricketing Shirts and Caps. Men's, Boys' and Youths' Belts, Hankcrchiefs, Ties, Collars, &c„ &c, &c. Our old motto. — Small Profits and Quick Returns S. M. SOLOMON & CO., 2605 Trafalgar Street. TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. THE undersigned are SOLE WHOLESALE AGENTS of ROD & HOUNSELL'S BRAND of SILK-DRESSED FLOUR in 20ulb, 1001b, and 501b Bags. Superfine Silk-dressed Flour ... £14 per ton Bran 7 „ Pollard 7 „ Sharps ... ... ... 9 „ NATIL EDWARDS & CO. Nelson, Dec. 28, 1869. 1676 M _3. JOSIAH £___. * (FROJI LONDON), ■m/TILLINER, TTVRESS and TV/TANTLE JMAKER, Uppek Bridge Stkeet, Nearly opposite the Government Buildings. Ladies waited on at their own residences. 1938 WANGAPEKA DIGGINGS. J TT7AGSTAFF Begs to call the attention of DIGGERS and others to the fact that they may have Capital ACCOMMODATION and be supplied with every REQUISITE at the BELL-GROVE INN AND STORE. At the Foot of Spooner's Range, about Three-quarters-of-a-mile above Holder's Coach-house, Foxhiil, Wai-iti Valley. 2493 .c.; wabb, BOOTMAKER, Hardy-street, Informs his Friends and the Public that he has received NEW GOODS which he is selling at prices to meet the times. Making and Repairing at Moderate Charges. 2471