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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 86, 10 April 1872, Page 4

EVERETT, BROS., Have now opened, and respectfully invite an early inspection of their First and Second Shipment of Winter Drapery, CLOTHINGr, &C. EX "CLAUD HAMILTON" AND "RANGITOTO," FROM MELBOURNE. :o: Newest Materials in Dress Goods, COMPRISING — Plain, Striped, and Figured Satin Cloth in all Colorß ; All-Wool Poplins ; Plain and Bordered Serges ; The New Friuged Costume Wincey; Figured Japanese Lustre 5 Dolly Varden Poplin and Prints in fast colors ; Japanese and Foullard Washing Silks ] Black, Plain, and Fancy Colored Glaces. :0: _ VELVETEENS from 3 6 per yard. WINCEYS in all the useful shades from 6d. per yard. FRENCH MERINOS in all shades from 1/11. ALL-WOOL PLAIDS from 1/9. HAIR FRIZZETS, (in the latest styles) from -/9. WATERPROOF TWEEDS, (in all shades) from 3/9. STOUT TWEEDS, (suitable for Boys' Clothing) from 1/WATERPROOF MANTLES, (improved shapes) from 12/6. THE NEW WATERPROOF COSTUME MANTLE. :o: ■ ziOnn LADIE S UNTRIMMED HATS, (in all the newest shapes) from -/0. VELVETEEN JACKETS, (fall trimmed) from •?/11. FULL TRIMMED MOURNING BONNETS, from 7/8. FULL TRIMMED WINTER BONNETS, from 10/6. :o : VELVET TRIMMED HATS, (for Children) from -/9. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING of the most approved styles and manufactured from Horrocks's Long Cloth, at most reasonable prices. FANCY WOOL GOODS, in great variety, consisting of Wool Clouds, Crossovers, Vests, Scarfs, &c, from 6d. each. :o : -| AA PAIRS Strong Dark Tweed Trousers from I&/9. IXJXJ TUNIC SUITS in Velveteen and Tweed. KNICKERBOCKER SUITS in great variety. BOYS' TOMMY DODD COATS, BOYS' INVERNESS CAPES, MEN'S WATERPROOF TWEED COATS, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' RUGBY SUITS, in Great Variety. 745

All horse stock which are to be exhibited must be bridled or haltered. Subscribers will be entitled to compete in any class without payment of entrance fee, but from non- subscribers a fee of 2s. 6d. for each entry will be demanded. It being desirable to economise time on the show day, it is requested that, when practicable, entries may be made previous to that day with the Secretary, who, however, will receive entries until Half-past Eleven o'clock of the day of the show, at which hour, to avoid interfering with the duties of the Judges, ths gates wilt be closed. Entries may, however, be made until Twelve o'clock, on payment of ls. extra on each entry. Parties too late to make entries may place such articles as they bring on to the ground, but will not be allowed to compete. Nothing placed for exhibition will be allowed to be removed until Four p.m.. except under special circumstances. The public will be excluded from the grounds while the Judges are deciding on their awards, but will be admitted without fee at Two o'clock. Any animal exhibited for competition must be the bona fide property of its exhibitor, and all articles in classes F, G, and H, must have been raised or made by the exhibitor. WILLIAM ROUT, 165 Hon. Secretary.

SCHOOL "DOOKS ON SALE BY R. L™ *■ S ON - Bowden's Geography of New Zealand Willmer's Elementary Geography of New Zealand Collier's History of England, with sketch of Indian, and Colonial Empire. The Students Hume Little Arthur's English History Dr. Smith's Smaller History Morell's Grammar Mai'y's Grammar (Mrs. Marcet) Routledge's British Spelling Book Carpenter's Spelling Mayor's Spelling Barnard Smith's Arithmetic Key to Barnard Smith's Arithmetic -• Colenso's Arithmetic; : Phillips's: School Atlas of Australia „ Introductory Atlas Collinß'' Selected Atlas Step by .Step 7 '"Beginners Young Child's Atlas Copy Books, Exercise Books, &C, &c.