•TTTINTER o 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 PRICES, and are now offering them for SALE on the same LIBERAL TERMS as heretofore, still adhering to their old motto of SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. A / Xs ' »' Men's Geelong Tweed HrjArsers! . ./ .. 18 6 Dp , do., Trowsers and YeatiX. . . 30 0 Men's West of England J3*rowsers and '"Vests .. .. A. v 25 ° Men's Melbourne-ma^eTweed Coats, frm. 22 0 Men's Blue Diagonal and Black Cloth Coats .. 30 0 Men's Superior Black Cloth Trowsers and Vests ..350 A .large assortment of Men's Boys' and Youths' Crimean Shirts from . . 4 3 Boys' Knickerbocker Suits . . . . 20 0 Boys' and Youths' Leopold Suits, from 29 0 Boys 5 French Peak Caps, from . . .. 2 6 Men's French Peak' Caps, from . . / . A 3 6 A large assortment of Hats, TiesyT3races, )Belts, Hosiery, &c, at vert low prices. • Messrs. c< ' t\/t q/lomon & po. Beg to inform the LadreS of Nelson that they have a SMALL LOT OF DEAPERY which they will Sell regardless op cost, for the ' purpose of CLEARING OUT. -Q S. D. Horrock's Yard- wide Calico . . . . 0 6 72-inch Grey Calico .. .. .. 13 AT S. M. SOLOMON & CO.'S, TRAFALGAR STREET. 768 CTTT E B B , # ,<■ VV Hardy Street, ~7 Has Jos t Received, ex.PHOEPB, A/CHOICE ASSORTMENT Qly / PLAIN AND' iWcY / Y< ID T> O O t/ S , Which he is offering / . AT VERY LOW PRICES.J>OR CASH. Ladies' Kid Boots, Military Heels, from 7/6. Men's^ Bluchers, from 7/3. N.B. — Making and Repairing at Charges" T^TELSON T)HOTOGR>* HIC T>/00MS; . >-» HARDTSTRE IT, jT. TDB^NNEHR, Phltogr&pher, °^STJCCESSOR TO A. FLETCHER^ Photography in all its Blanches > . / Carefully Executed. Portraits of Childr^*/ by the Instantaneous Process, \ 6 FOR lOS. 2451 a ! JJA.LLOON J^ETTEK , Photographed from the Printed. Letter, Can be Read, with, a Hand Microscope. t Showing the state of Paris during the Siege, with, . various interesting/particulars respecting the jn Balloons which left Paris, rO / &c., &c, &c i A -^ DURING THE gIEGE, Showing the singular Animals the Parisians Vfr* . compelled to eat. / (Kindly lent by Mr. Washbubne, of thy United States Embassy, who was present at tm. extraordinary Dinner, to which the MenuAefers). : " A most interesting Memento of the gj eat siege.— - Daily News. . : j •'■/• l K " Will be Jound in almost 'ev fry ,album.~ Mobning Post. 7 l """ "iThe above form valuable Historical Jiejporials of the Great Siega 1 PRIGiS ONE . SHILH^G , EACJH; ( r ," DM tKaiacjs, • ItX. #: :.JL. i . ! ,„.. , 1 :.-.i LONDON PHpT^GrttA^lG STUDIO BTRAFALGAR: STRE&T, " "*-* -.[ ;-; Uo U V. <•> f i ft o
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 153, 4 July 1871, Page 4
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