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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 194, 15 August 1872, Page 2

HORSE HAIR, bongbt^by E. F. JONES, ••• SADDLERi'i&ci'Bridge-street. 1731 P#IME S^fßft BU#FBB\ On Sale at W* SPHILLIP& nektnJt/aigOfflce. 1739 SUPERIOR COLONIAL WINE, from I to 3 year old, and APPLES, FOR SALE by CJEIARLE3 BARTLETT, Washington Valley. J US T / RECEIVED AND O.N' S"A;;L" E , . '*' '■' ■' '■ '' - : AT ' '■ •' '' TTODDER & npALBOT'S RICHMOND— 292 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE Ex "WILLIAM PROWSE," . INCLUDING— Superior Tea, in chests and l -chests Clark's ReelCoxton •..:, , And a General Assortment of Groceries, which will be offered during the S E L LIN G - 0 F '"f At Reduced PkicesV Also, Ex •« tiRARTJA"-~ 12 Chests Tea 67 Packages Company's Sugar ... , 3 Cases Drapeyt . 1 Bale do. , The Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHINGi BOOTS AND SHOES, &c, Although considerably lessened, yet contains many Great Bargains. , The Last Season's SUMMER STOCK will be Opened cor Sale on Mondat. Sept. 2, and offered at a Great-Reduction on former prices. 1787 ON SAL E, NELSON and COLONIAL - GROWN GARDEN and FARM SEEDS. Per William Pbowse— Nine Casks and Cases Clovers, Trefoil, Lucerne, Rape Hemp, Canary, &c. To Arrive per Otago, vik Dunedin — Three Casks containing the best sorts of TURNIPS, SWEEDES. MANGOLD WURTZEL, SUGAR BEETS, &c. Wholesale and Retail. WLLLIAM HALE, Nurseryman and, Seedsman, 1720 Tory and Hardy- streets.

LOST, ortfSaturday, a BPANIBL DOG, with Collar;" L. E. Reia?' [The- Finder will be ,rewafde<i by bringing him: to the Trafalgar 320i ( e'1.j;,; \'^ : .i' '■'■■} ' 1798 rjIAKEN by Mistake " r on, Mondat the 12th, X from NEALK.an.I lladdowV a SILK UM3K*LI.A. The l':-.rty who look, it will oblije by returning it. 1796 STOKE READING ROOM; A MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS wiil be held in the fcCHOOLROOM, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, August 17, at Seven o'Clock. . business : To Consider tbe Proceedings of the Last Meeting on Building Site. Bj request of a large number of Subscribers. - 1801 ' 'W.D AVI ' S > '•■ PHOTOGRAPHER, Opposite Scotch Church, Is now Prepared to Copy Pictures, or take TortraitSi THAT WILL NOT FADE,, because " they are Printed with ordinary Printing, or Indian Ink. An entirely New Process, not having been offered to the Public in Nelson as 'yet, and probably not in New Zealand. 'I he Recipe was obtained from the •' Year Book of Photography, 1872," page 93. „. . 1795 Alb c r t Co rri ck, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, (Late Organist cf Wesletan Chuhch, , Christchurch). Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal Music. Pianos, Harmoniums, and other Musical Instruments Repaired, Regulated, and Tuned Orders left at Mr. Stanton's Music Depot. 1747 JUST ARRIVED, FROM LONDON DIRECT, Ex "WILLIAM PROWSE." A Splendid lot of "OOOTTTPPERS, Suitable for the market. W. R. W. begs to inform his Customers and the general public that he is prepared to take.Ten.per cent, less for Cash. ; Repairs Neatly Executed. W. R. WATERS, BRIDGE-STREET. 1802

BOOTS ! BOOTS !! BOOTS ! ! ! Now Opening, ex William Pbowse,. a CHOICE AS SORTMENTi of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES AT PRICES TO SUIT. THE TIME. Every advantage given for Cash, Thomas Usher, '1752' '-V^ ;'TRAiALGAR ; > : STBEET,

,"~ HiifW IHMII ■Wl«WlslllMWlMMsMWMssWMlWWnssWMWssls«sWs_sri FnTWTssTMs^MWslssMss^MslWsMMMMss^^ T. S. WYMOND '& Co. HALL OE COiffiEtlCE, 1 g GIGANTIC STOCK QF r , g- /J -' :; I^iNrTEll'_)_l_lsSE&!! , S Selling for Cash at less than P MAN-UFAOIJIJKE'R'S -PRICES! % 'o __, — l :, -- : -' ■•' - '";""".;:' .:'-'-■•'■■•'•'■•• h § Every new texture out, including— W 1 • ■ M- r : ! si^l&w^'^-'>" :; '-V:.^.;;'-'' »i W by Bradford and French Repps "'".','" i, O French Merinos, new colors ;.'■-.-: , Dy . •;,;,•' ,_ r! '- •' t1 : Q All wool Scotch Plaids ;. ; j: . ■ ■.■, 4ltt%^ ■ °<5 me Silk Figured Black Alpacas - , , tnp , ': ., « '•riii: ■!■.:' ; v„ r j / Embroidered Lustres ; :, '.l-n™--"- 2 § Yard.X ; , Brocaded Poplinettes g S _■, . Persian Cords ': : ' >» C 4 ' -; 3 ya ' ';' Printed Cashmeres „., > 78 * 6< ?',.: W £j + n Lustre Melanges j .■• „. O . >i°b Silk Warped Mohairs .'..'".'„;.... \ .;.: > h«l . - •>. « Handsome Satin 1 Cloths I _' '- * £z{ O t Plain Poplins and. Alpacas 1 • * 1 ?' p_J Ph., l Challi' Checked Poplinettes . . J ;; S5, FOR MOURNING— Black Alpacas, 9d. to l/ 6 — ■■" 3 __' ; Black French Twills lOd. tofi/4 1 -.•••.. .*v.*!L Black Baratheas, 1/6 to 2/3 ,; CQ Black Balmoral Crapes, 1/6 tp 2/9 ; / • 5-4 g Black Persian Cbrds,' l/9 to' 2/6 ' ' __ q ... Black Silk-finished Lustres, 1/lOJ to 2/9 wa 3 '" Black SatmCloths, 1/9 to 4K- : ' .■ r: : .', >r m .__ , ' Black Paramattas, 2/3 to 3/9 i ,; %■>',. , m '• Wjif, ' iv » i •: '; Black Valerian Cloths, 2/6 to' 3/9 .* . :, < ;,;v : , H __* -Black French Merinoß,2/6.to v 479 ',',"' .' :! ' CO S ' ' ," ;v Black Crapes, 4/6 to 7/6 -' v 1: . <,*•>,-. :..s.' , ; __ ' : J ; V, Black Lyons Velveteens, 3/9 to 6/9 > I vi >; i- y r:!.i ; .) m m . . . „. . , Black Silk Fringes, 6d to 3/- (just.ianded) > ' ' : '/■.-•.).'.;'',"•■;. '.'":\''V"' .m-a.---'' ' v' PAx;i F^ N -?.? <? - T r : f^ B ?f'i gj >CHEAP;3LACK SILKS- | " ' '.r' : .'-, yW^^n'^y'' 1 - ™ <si:!-- ; ,,; "Ar'rK;'f r .-^VT.''^;^V^MOND &Co. are now-o£fering v :■ '.':''.''.s. „ « m t t^"«.L vw..:-ii/.i :.-- t J '•• i £^-,-;: '• „■ •■ /:Rte _ B i ac _ Lyons Glace. fe p»j foiu-.-J _>„ >.-,.•! ,'.•:■'-: y-'-s ■ • '■ •, . ■ . ;... Black, Grpsde Naples, .. . __ ; O. '•' '"•'■'''■ , i,;; - : " 5 '' v^ : ' : " : : '' ! "' ; ' '''■"'''■' ' '.'"■ -i - '■-•'- "■ BlacklCashmerede, Loire - 'W !xs *;:/'K ! '*' r ' :H:ni< °"'\ , ' i, ' : y-:-\ ' : - uiHi - "'%■.■. Black 'Geraldstihe Cords. r Prides fr^^ |f i^^:yy'y&';'^