Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 157, 3 July 1872, Page 2

EOR Q ALE.— HOUSE and SHOP in kJ Hardy-street.- Price, Low. The principal portion of the Money may remain on Mortgage at 1\ per cent., or it may be Purchased by Weekly Payments.— Apply to 8., Office of the Mail. 1466 TENDERS WANTED, to SATURDAY 6th, for Digging an Acre of Ground (more or less) in Brook-Street Valley. The lowest or any Tender not necessarilv accepted. For Particulars, apply to JACOB FRANK, 1468 Brook-street. NOTICE. ALL PERSONS TRESPASSING on my Land, in Vanguard, Gloucester, Wellington, Mount and North Esk Streets, will be PROSECUTED. Geo. WILLIAMS. Trafalgar-square, June 29, 1872. 1444 PARISH OF CHRISTCHURCH. nnHE ANNUAL MEETING of PARISHX IONERS for the purpose of Electing CHURCHWARDENS and VESTRYMEN for the ensuing year, and for the Transaction of other Business connected with the Parish, will be held at the Bishop's Schoolroom, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as matters of importance will he brought before the meeting. 1470 A POLL having been demanded at tbe NOMINATION of MEMBERS of the WAIMEA ROAD BOARD, the POLLING for SIX MEMBERS will take place on MONDAY, July Bth, from Ten to Four, at the following places : — Waimpa East— lnstitution, Richmond. Waimea West— Village School. Waimea South — Institution, Wakefield. Foxhill — School. Suburban South— School. Dovedale— School. The result of the Polling will be declared at the Agricultural Hall, on TUESDAY, the 9th, Kt Noon. The Candidates names are — Mr. James Arnold. „ Edward Baigent. „ John W. Barnicoat. „ Richard Ching „ George Holland, Foxhill. „ John Kerr. „ James Keill. „ John Malcolm. „ William Rout. „ John Sheat. „ Robert M. Smith. „ John Win. T. J. THOMPSON, . 1464 Secretary.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST, on Saturday Afternoon between Trafalgar-street and the Toll-gate, a MAORI BASKET, containing CLOTHING, &c. The Einder will be kind enough to leave it at ERNST NEHf-E'S, 1450 Trafalgar- street.

GENERAL OUTFITTERS. GREAT DRAPERY SHOW AT THE _ HALL OF COMMERCE, M ALSO OF g MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING. © COMPRISING SOME OF THE GREATEST NOVELTIES EVER SEEN IN NELSON, $5 AND CERTAINLY THE TrS | LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE PROVINCE, g Js| T7IROM the fact of T. S. WYMOND & CO.'S Purchases having been hcf •Jj made long before thb great Rise in all Woollen and Cotton 2 p Fabrics, they are able to SELL at tbe OLD LOW PRICES ; thus giving *° JZ3 their Customers every inducement to make larger Purchases than usual, as « **< many of their Cheap Lines are being rapidly Bought up, and cannot be j^j „ repeated. An early call is necessary to fc^ H SECURE ALL THE ADVANTAGES. g W Quotations are given of a few leading Lines in the Clothing Department, that some idea 2 H may be formed of the J^J J BARGAINS NOW OFFERING AT IT.1 T. S. WYMOND & Co.'S \ WHOLESALE DRAPERY MART. ** r/5 .-, W £§ g n^R NOTED Is. CLOTH CAPS, l\/r ENS ' WEST 0F ENGLAND > 3 " Black and Colored. -L VJ - TROUSERS and VESTS, 255., worth *§ jjj 325. 6d. H s , 0^ y c A^° a T S»e, M ENS ' Pl^oV u A S%,,, J* g MTEN'S SAC COATS, TROYS' Own MOLE TROUSERS, . g -L YJ - Raised Seams, Patch Pockets, only 15s. JLJ Double Seams and Tops, g "TVTEW Shipment of PARIS SHELL A NE Case more of our Noted y -Ll HATS. ' " WESTMINSTER HATS, at 4s. 6d. 5 O^TO*^" SHIRTS ' U^Sn^LAMBS WOOL, and | fl all Wool. 7s. 6d. MERINO, only 4s. 6d. gj . AURNOTED ABERDEEN q HOOTING COATS, WALKING go g V-f SOCKS, selling at is. 4d. ; worth 2s. k? COATS, DRESS COATS, all Materials, gj 6 TZ-NICKERBOCKER SUITS, i-\ NE Case Boy' and Youths' JV- Dark Color, only 12s. 6d. j value 21s. \J SOMER VILLE SHIRTS. § T3OYS' and YOUTHS' GEELONG -p 0 YS' and Youths' CLOTHING H JLJ TWEED SUITS, from £\ ss. Od. £) in great variety O S^° ALL GOODS SHRUNK AND A FIT GUARANTEED. ■7--'*T4 ;S. WYMOND; & CO., « HALL OF COMMERCE," BRIDGE STREET.