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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 133, 5 June 1872, Page 2

— - **— - *— GENEKAL OUTFITTERS. GREAT DRAPERY SHOW AT THE HALL OF COMMERCE, cc jl- consisting of I 120 CASES AND BALES, ►j COMPRISING ° SOME OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER SEEN IN NELSON, £J3 AND CERTAINLY THB S LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE PROVINCE, g fi w § TTI ROM the fact of T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S Purchases having been y Jj MADE LONG BEFORE THB GREAT RISE IN ALL WoOLLEN AND COTTON ■■** Fabrics, they are able to SELL at the OLD LOW PRICES ; thus giving hj q their Customers every inducement to make larger Purchases than usual, as © ;2 many of their Cheap Lines are being rapidly Bought up, and cannot be «g-{ repeated. An early call is necessary to g SECURE ALL THE ADVANTAGES. m c C fe; Quotations are given of a few leading LiEes, that some idea may be formed of the g BARGAINS NOW OFFERING AT « 3 T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S § § WHOLESALE DRAPERY MART. m H W O VELVETEENS, T3LANKETS, > tB V 1 Case Silk-finished -*-* 6 Bales Superfine -^ £> VELVETEENS, per yd, 3s. 6d. WHITNEYS, per pair, 16s. 6d. j-, SHAWLS 11/TERINOES, J» 350 TASMANIAN WOOLS, 12s. 6d. IV - 1 F ™ FRENCH ra SCARF SHAWLS, only 15s. Douhle Width, New Colors, ls. lid. g 3 TTOSIERY, CALICOES, > <d -O. 6 Cases WOMEN'S RIBBED, mTTTrnT , „„ 2 T l?°7^ ds ' 36in ' ■J HEATHER & WORSTED HOSE, Bd. & lOd. WHITE SHIRTINGS, per doz., 6s. 6d. H FANCY DRESSES, WINCEYS, E 2500 Brocaded and Challi-Checked T T 2 Cases KNICKERBOCKERS, co E3 POPLINETS, the Full Dress only 7s. 6d. All New Shades, per yard, s§d. 2 T^LANNELS, CJHEETINGS, > J JJ ■ 2 Bales Fine and Heavy 1 Bale g ANTI-RHEUMATIC, from 13d. -^-.-^ DOUBLE WIDTH, from Is. y « Tn^rTn™ 7 TTNITTING WORSTED, only g " JONG CLOTHS. J\. 3 s. Od. fib.; SCARFS, 6d.; WOOL CO A* 2 Cases Horrocks' HATS, ls. ; Crossovers, ls. 3d. ; Tippets, S3 g TWILLED CLOTHS, only 9s. 6d. doz. 2s, 6d. g ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF g MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. O Bs^" Families able to purchase a Whole Piece will get it at S Wholesale Prices. T. S. WYMOND & CO., "HALL OF COMMERCE," BRIDGE STREET. FAMILY MOURNING WAREHOUSE.