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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 144, 18 June 1872, Page 2

SADDLE LOST. TAKEN by mistake, from Holder's Coach, a SADDLE belonging to W. Hill; The party will oblige by returning game to 1336 F. HOLDER. mnmmn— gmnmr ■" ""■■h"""'"'" '■' '■ ■■■m— «■ ■*■ i FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of the late Mrs. HUGH YOUNG are respectfully informed that the FUNERAL will leave her late residence. Rising Sun Hotel, Waimea-Toad, ou THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 o'clock in the Afternoon, for the New Ci metery. PARMENTER & AMOS, 335 Undertakers. PRILIMINARY NOTICE. MR. MABIN will SELL BY AUCTION, day and date in future advertisement, the whole of Mr NATHAN'S S ruCK-IN-TKADK, and HOUSEHOLD E l *'FE< TS. in consequence of Mr. Nathan Leaving the Province. 940 NELSON WINE and SPIRIT STORE, Trafalgar- street. J. P. S* PEED ' lii returning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since commencing Business in the above Premises (previously occupied by Mr. H. Baly), desires to assure those who may favor him with orders, that tbey m>iy depend upon receiving the very best description of WINES, SPIRITS, and MALT LIQUORS procurable in the market. He begs to direct attention to the followieg : — Just received, per Tararua, direct from Melbourne — 2 CASKS PORT WINE, a roott rare and choice Article, guaranteed 1851 vintage. Also, A " Wee Wee Draf " of " The First Dew o' the Lawn." Oh! I Forgot my Rum, it's Very Gude. Cauld nichts are come again. Orders delivered to any part of the Town or Province. 1330 TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to the 29th June, for the ERECTION OF A DWELLING-HOUSE IN RICHMOND. Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Warehouse of T. \i. Fisher, Esq., Nelson, until the 26th June; and from that date until the 29th June, at the Stores of Messrs. Hodder and Talbot. Richmond. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. G. TALBOT. Richmond, June 17, 1872. 1329

GENERAL OUTFITTERS. GREAT DRAPERY SHOW at the HALL OF COMMERCE, consisting of g 120 CASES AND BALES, p COMPRISING ° SOME OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER SEEN IN NELSON, (£ AND CERTAINLY IHE , g S LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE PROVINCE, g Q W § T^ROM the fact of T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S Purchases having been W 5 JJ made long before the great Rise in all Woollen and Cotton Fabrics, they are able to SELL at the OLD LOW PRICES ; thus giving Q p their Customers every inducement to make larger Purchases than usual, as £rj 5 many of their Cheap Lines are being rapidly Bought up, and cannot be << repeated. An early call is necessary to S SECURE AIL THE ADVANTAGES. f Cis £ § Quotations are given of a few leading Lkes, that some idea may be formed of the W BARGAINS NOW OFFERING AT W 3 T. S. W.TMOND & CO.'S S 1 WHOLESALE DRAPERY MART. | g VELVETEENS, T3LANKETS, g V 1 Case Silk-finished X> „ ro ° v ßales Su ll erfi ° e R , S VELVETEENS, per yd, 3s. 6d. WHITNEYb, per pair, 16s. 6d. g 7h OHAWLS IVTERINOES, I b 350 TASMANIAN WOOLS, 125.6d. ,850 '^•™BJJ™ N OS g S SCAHF SHAWLS, only 15s. ouble Wldth > New Colors > l8 ' lld - g § TTOSIERY, ' fJALICOES, g 3 JdL « Cases WOMEN'S RIBBED, m „ TOT , 36m i c*a t§ M HEATHER & WORSTED HOSE, 8d.&10d. WHITE SHIRTINGS, per doz., 6s. 6d. g •a TjIANCY DRESSES, W INCEY^ S > TMI^ inn3ljnnirinja go H-E 2500 Brocaded and Challi-Checked VV A ,? Cases KNICKERBOCKERS, - w S POPLINETS, the Full Dress only 7s. 6d. AU New Shades, per yard, 5Jd. 3 FLANNELS, SHEETINGS, g * * B 2S£££SsEk* a nl«. Dg DOUBLE WlW^roml, w I S KIR Jo S BORDERED WINCEYS, | PQ 4 Width, only 3s. 6d. each. , T^ NITTING WORSTED, only g> TONG CLOTHS, JA. 3 s. od.#« lb. ; SCARFS, 6d. ; WOOL CO W JLi 2 Cases Horrocks' HATS, Is. ; Crossovers, Is. 3d. ; Tippets, W, g TWILLED CLOTHS, only 9s. 6d. doz. 2s. 6d. v ™ p ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF g MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. o J2J 1^" Families able to purchase a Whole Piece will get it^at Wholesale Prices. T. S. WYMOND & CO., "HALL OF COMMERCE," BRIDGE STREET. PAMILY MOURNING WAREHOUSE.