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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 143, 17 June 1872, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rnHE Undersigned are CASH PURCHASERS JL of WOOL, in Large or Small Parcels. WEBLEY BROS, )320 Cloth Factory, Bri.ige-street. A. O. F. INFORMATTON will be Thankfully Received irom the Editor of the Eveniny Mail by his informing ihe Undersi^nel whether A cOUKT No. 3930 is now in EXISTENCE in NELSON, hs Several Money Communications have been forwarded to that Court, and No Answers received theieto. GEORGE COPAS, C.R. 1321 R. T. TALCOT, Secretary. FUNERAL. nnHE REMAINS of MISS ELIZABETH L O'DOWD will leave her late Residence, Colingwood- street, for St. Mary's Church, then for the New Cemetery, at 10 a m , TO-MURROW, TUESDAY. Friends are respectfully requested to attend. JACOB FRANK, 1322 Undertaker. NELSON CITY RIFLES. MEMBERS will PARADE TO-MORROW EVENING, in UNIFORM. GEORGE B. SINCLAIR, 1323 Acting Captain. W-pw A V I S , PHOTOGRAPHER, • JLJ wishes his Friends and the Public to understand that after experimenting for the last six months, he has improved on the so-called Mezzo-tint Printing, having seen Pictures some time ago from the West Coast in that style, which are utterly useless without improvement 1324

GENERAL OUTFITTEKS. GKEAT DRAPEEY SHOW AT THE HALL OF COMMEECE, f-» CONSISTING OF H 120 CASES AND BALES, £} . COMPRISING ° SOME OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER SEEN IN NELSON, (£ AND CERTAINLY THE g 5 LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE PROVINCE, g P ft § ~l? R OM tb e fact of T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S Pdechases having been f fe Jj MADE LONG BEFORE THE GREAT RIBES IN ALL WoOLLEN AND COTTON Fabrics, they are able to bELL at the OLD LOW PKICES ; thus givipg p thek Customers every inducement to make larger Purchases than usual, as pj 6 many of their Cheap Lines are being rapidly Bought up, and cannot be "3 repeated. An early call is necessary to jjS SECURE ALL THE ADVANTAGES. f< U . t™ 1 fEj Quotations are given of a few leading Lites, that some idea may be formed of the £ W BARGAINS NOW OFFERING AT g ST. S. WYMOND & CO.'S -3 1 WHOLESALE DRAPERY MART. g § VELVETEENS, TdLANKETS, ID V 1 Case Silk-fiDished ■*> „_ 6 Bftles Superfine <3 • VELVETEENS, per yd, 3s. 6d. WHITNEYB, per pair, 16s. 6d. g v n a h AWLS "TV/TERINOES, H b 350TA-MANTAN WOOLS, 12s. 6d. 1860 T.ri. FINE EMNCH g £ SCAKF SHAWLS, only 15s. Pouble Wldth > New Color8 > l8 ' lld - g % TTOSIERY, riALICOES, . g * £ther C^oI?SSK^ P i F A SSS«« W INC |P e8 KNICKEBBOCKEKS, J!ZS POPLINETS, the Full D .ess only 7s. 6d. AU New Shades, per yard, sjd. 3 FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, g -T 2 Bales Fine and Heavy 1 wrnTH from Is W ANTI-RHEUMaTIC, from 13d. __ __ DOUBLE WIDTH, from Is. l S KIR 2 L S BOEDF w KKD WINCEY,, ± "^^SKffild. | PQ 4 Width, only 88. 6d. each. -T^NITTING WORSTED, only $ TONG CLOTHS. JX 39. od.f-lb.; SCARFS, 6d, ; WOOL CO JL*' 2 Cases Horrocks' HATS, Is. ; Crossovers, Is. 3d. ; Tippets, H g TWILLED CLOTHS, only 9s. 6d. doz. 2s, 6d. ™ p ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF g MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. ft 63T Families able to purchase a Whole Piece will get it ;at Wholesale Peioes. T. S. WTMOID & CO., "HALL OF COMMERCE," BRIDGE STREET. FAMILY MOURNING WABEHOUSE.