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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 172, 20 July 1872, Page 3

TRAFALGAR HOUSE,, :o: Just-to Hand, ex "Tyrol/ OUR SECOND SHIPMENT OF Autumn s Winter Drapery, COMPRISING A VERY LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES ITsT EVERY DEPARTMENT, DRESSES *: THE DOLLY VARDEN POLYNAIZE, in PRINT, CASHMERE, CLOTH, and WATERPROOF TWEED, COSTUME SERGES, BROCHE JAPANESE CLOTH, PLAIN AND DIAGONAL ALL WOOL REPPS, ALL WOOL SATIN CLOTH, Plain and Fancy, BROCHE CAMLETS, POPLINETTES, &c. :o: ALL THE NEW SHADES IN FRENCH MERINOS, from 2/6 per Yard, Wide Width. SAXONY AND ABERDEEN WINSEYS, from QU. TRIMMINGS AND COLORED* LACES, in Great Variety. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, from 6/9 to 63/-. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS (Useful Shapes), from 1/-. CHILDREN'S VELVET TURBANS, from 9d. LADIES' WINSEY, BATSWING, AND QUILTED SKIRTS, from 5/6 to 37/6. FURS ••<>■■ SABLE, ERMINE, CHINCHILLA, ANGORA, AND GREBE. FUR TRIMMINGS, &c. CORSETS AND 'CRINOLINES, [LADIES' DOUBLE-BUSK CORSETS, from 1/9 per pair. NEW SHAPES IN LADIES' COLLARS, CUFFS, SETS, &c. FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, WELSH FLANNEL, from 16£ d. SCARLET FLANNEL, from 1/1 per Yard, CRIMEAN FLANNEL, from 1/9 per Yard. Also a Large Stock of CALICOES, SHEETINGS COUNTERPANES, &c. AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. _;0: Inspection is respectfully invited, when our prices will be found to compare very favorably wi th any house in Nelson. trafalgar""house, FRAJNTCIS GRIMES, 857 MANAGER. JUST ARRIVED, ex Albion, from MELBOURNE, transhipped ex Turkish j Empire from LONDON— 17 TRUNKS MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, Includiog WOMEN'S LEATHER ELASTIC SIDES. M. LIGHTBAND. JUST ARRIVED, ex Schiehallion— A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, ' SUITABLE FOR THE PRESENT SEASON. M. LIGHTBAND, Ex TARARUA, and other Late Arrivals— A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UPPERS, GRINDERY, &C. M. LIGHTBAND, DAILY EXPECTED, Per WILLIAM PROWSE— 50 TRUNKS LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES, IN ENDLESS VARIETY, FOR PARTICULARS OF WHLCH SEE FUTURE ADVT. :o: ■— M . LIGHTBAND, 158S TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.

FOUND a BOAT. Owner can have it or payment of Expenses, by applying to the Fisherman, D. JOSEPH, Waimea West. 15? 6 RICHMOND CHURCH. THE NEW CHURCH at Richmond will be CONSECRATED by the LOUD BISHOP of the DIOCESE on WEDNESDAY, the 24th July. DIVINE SERVICE will be held at Three o'clock in the Afternoon of that day, when the Rev. R. J. Thorpe will preach: and again at Seven in the Evening — Preacher, the Bishop oe the Diocese. To suit the convenience of those who come from a distance, TEA will be provided at the Agricultural Hall, between the Services, when the Bishop op Nelson will preside. Admission, 1/6. A Conveyance will leave the Church Steps, Trafalgar-street, at One o'clock, to take passengers to the Consecration of the Church. W. D. RUSZ, 1525 Curate of Trinity Church, Richmond.

WOODLAND HOUSE. MRS. "DICKETT wiU RE-COMMENCE Jl SCHOOL on MONDAY, 22nd instant. A CLASS for DANCING will also he formed this Quarter, commencing on WEDNESDAY, 24th instant. Nelson, 16th July, 1872. 1564 LECTURES. THE BISHOP of NELSON proposes to_ Deliver the Course of Three LECTURES on the History of the M.S.S. of the New Testament, as follows : — July 23— Tuesday, Wakefield ... in. „ 25 — Thursday, Stoke 11. „ 26— Friday, Wakapuaka ... HI. „ 30— Tuesday, Richmond ... I. Aug. I— Thursday, Stoke IH. „ 6— Tuesday, Richmond ... 11. The Chair to be taken at Seven o'clock. ; 1551