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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 249, 20 October 1871, Page 3

TRAFALGAR HOUSE. :o: NOW SHEWING, OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPEIIG AND SUMMER DRAPERY. :o: ■ PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS MATERIALS from 6d. per yard PRINTS IN GREAT VARIETY (fast colors), shd. per yard NEW WASHING FABRICS A Large Assortment of PRINTED MUSLINS at B|d. per yard ■ :o.« • LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS in all the most useful and fashionable shapes MUSHROOM HATS from Is. 9d. :o:— — ' ■ ET f\ DOZEN STRIPED COTTON PARASOLS, from ~| S. each U\J SILK SUNSHADES AND PARACHUTES. JL :o: HOSIERY AND GLOVES LADIES' WHITE COTTON HOSE from 4£d per pair. o , STAYS, CORSETS. CKINOLINES, &o. A Superior DOUBLE BUSK CORSET, 2s. 9d. 100 SUMMER SKIRTS, AS. /*D. Also, a complete assortment of all kinds of DRAPERY FOR HOUSEHOLD USE. OLOTBffNGnDEPARTMENT. o JUST TO HAND— A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF M E N'S MERCERY. : o: AND EXPECTED DAILY, via MELBOURNE, A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT (JF COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. :o: N.B. — In the face of the increased competition, both regular and irregular, especial care has been taken that every article shall be of good value, and in addition to which the usual discount will be given ef Five per cent, on all purchases exceeding £1. TRAi\ALGAR™HOUSE, FEANOIS GRIMES, ... -. mr A VT A r< J7T>

September 30, 1871. j FRED. T\/f AIN, Hair Dresser, IVX REMOVED to Collingwood Street, Opposite Neale & Haddow's 1946 ANY party willing to EXCHANGE PROPERTY tere. either in Town or Country for similar in AUCKLAND, can hear of such by calling at the Office of this Paper. On one of the Properties there is a first-class Site, with Twelve Acres enclosed, under cultivation, for a Mill, Tannery, or Brewery, the water being proved admirably adapted for either. It is only Four Miles from the rising city of Auckland. 1982 THE Undersigned respectfully informs his Friends and the Public that he ia Prepared to Supply MEAT of the BEST QUALITY (delivered to any part of the City) at the same prices for Cash as ticketed at any other Establishment in Town. JOHN PRATT, 1486 Bridge-street. TO LET. THE SHOP in Bridge-street, at present occupied by Mr. W. Darbt, as a Music and Stationery Warehouse. Apply to CHARLES HARLEY, Grove House, 1971 Milton-street. JUST RECEIVED, Per Wellington and Taranaki. __ A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF . LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, & CHILDREN'S PLAIN AND FANOY "OOOTS Selling at the same LOW RATES as formerly. Two Shillings in the )Poum> Allowed on all Purchases to the extent of 10/- and upwards, for Cash. ! Colonial Work executed on the Premises at Lowest Remunerative Prices. i ■ C . W E B B , HARDY-STREET. 1534 w o o iT! TO FL O C K O WNE R S . GENTLEMEN, — • I am in the Market for Wool to the extent of from 8000 to 4000 bales. Am wishful to arrange for Clipping to be done in November and December. Wool in Greiße,iacceptable. Termss Cash from the Dray. Deliverable at Blenheim or any other locality. . . ; i . I, i „ , .,,',( „■• JAMES SINCLAIR. Blenheim, October 9, 1871. 1943