ttttinter. /clothing I NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! ! S. M. Solomon & Co. Have much pleasure in announcing to the Public of Nelson that they have just Opened a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, which they have purchased at VERY LOW PRrCKS, and are now offering them for SALE on the same LIBERAL TBJRMS as heretofore, still adhering to their old motto of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. / Yl S. "D, Men's Geelon^^weoa Trowsers . . .. 18 6 Do , do., TrXsafs and/Vests .. .. 30 0 Men's West of /England Trowsers ajrtf"^ Tests .. /y. .. .. / 7. 25 0 Men's Melboujne^made Tweed Coaie, frm. 22 0 Men's Blue' Diagonal and BlaoK Cloth Coats /.. - 30 0 Men's Superior Black Cloth/ Trowsers and Vests . . . . / . . . . 35 0 A large nssortment of Men/s Boys* and Youths' Crimean Shirts! from . . 4 3 Boy 9' Knickerbocker^ Suits .. .. 20 0 Boys' and Youths' _*a|K>ld Suits, from . ; 2&« 0 Boys' French Peak Caps, from . . . . 2 s 6 Men's French Peak Caps, from . . ....36 A large assortment of Hats, Ties, Braces* Belts, Hosiery, &c, at very low prices. M ESSI!S -S.M°.S OL0M0N& C 0 ' Beg to inform the Ladies of Nelsou that they have a SMALL LOT OF DRAPERY which they will Sell regardless of cost, for the purpose of CLEARING OUT. o S. D. Horrock's Yard-wide Calico . . . . 0 6 72-inch Grey Calico 13 AT S. M. SOLOMON & CO.'S, TRAFALGAR STREET. 768 fi XTT EBB, \J 9 TV Hardy Street, Has Just Received, ex Phgsbe, JEOICE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND-FASK3Y y •■i / 1 D TX-Q o.ff s , Wluch he is offering / (y LOW PRICES Ffflß CASH. Lakes' Kid Boots, Military ia!eels, from 7/6. Men's Bluchers, from 7/3. y N.B.— Making andßepairing at ModeraWCharges I^TELSON T>HOTOGRAPg^yOOOMS, HARDY STREET,'/ T. H. BANNEHR^Pho^4rapher, -<7 successor to/_ fletcher. B&o^Saphv^nall its Branches 7 Capepullt Executed. / Pcj&t"raits op Children b"^the /^lnstantaneous Process, y 6 for lO^jv'' .' 2451 A gALLOON BETTER Photographed from the Printed Letter. Can be Read with a Hand Mickoscope. Showing the state of Paris during thefSiege,. with various interesting particulars respecting the Balloons which left Pap, J '*■ j _c.,&e.,&c. / y -r ,/jty[ENU DURING THE gIEGE, Showing ihe singular Animals Hit Parisians were compelled to eat. . (Kindly lent by Mr. Washbtjrne( of the United States Embassy, who was pikaCat at the extraordinary Dinner to which the Menu refers). " A most interesting Memento of the great siege.— Daily News. ' '' " Wjll be found in almost every album.— Mobning Post. -•>■■• '•* ; - The above form valuable Historical Memorials of the Great Siege. , . PRICE ONE SHILLING EACH. D'';''M^ si ; A ; s '' : LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO '■' TRAFAI-GAR street, • •.'■!.'"! >N__Sol^l ::M -!'.',■.'-■ ."MS 1
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 142, 22 June 1871, Page 4
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426Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 142, 22 June 1871, Page 4
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