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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 97, 23 April 1873, Page 3

TRAFALGAR HOUSE. ■ ■■■-■ ■ :o: JUST TO HAND, Ex JO TSE* PHILLIP 8, OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPEET INCLUDING THB LATEST NOVELTIES IN EV.ERY DEPARTMENT.' — . : o: DRESSES. Broche Camlels, Poplinettes, &c, from 10 hi per yard Plain and Fancy Reps and Serges All Wool Serges, Reps, and Satin Cloths Winceys, all shades, from 6£d per yard. JACKETS AND MANTLES. Children's Black Cloth Jackets from 2s 9(1 Sealskin and Velveteen do. Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets (new shapes) from 9$ 6d Polonaises and Waterproof Cloaks in great variety Black Cloth Capes (latest fashion). . :0; All the moat Fashionable Shapes in LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S' . HAT-S. Ladies' Black Straw Hats, from Is 9d Children's Black Straw Ha<s, from Is 3d Turbans, from 9di New Flowers and Feathers. — :o: A very Large Assortment of Black and Colored Quilted Skirts, from 9s 6d to 455. Eiderdown Petticoats and Crinolet Skirts. French Wove Corsets. A Complete Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Woollen Hosiery. : o: FURS. Chinchilla, Real Seal, Angora, Grebe, &c. :o: FLANNELS AND BLANKETS, And a Complete Assortment of every description of DRAPERY FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. TRAEALGrAE house, FRANCIS GRIMES, , MANAGER AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY. :o : T. R Hoddee & Co., RICHMOND. . :0 : — — — Ex "RANG I- TO TO" — Dress Materials, Cloaks, Hats, Fancy Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c. T. R. HODD-SR has just returned from Melbourne, having carefully selected a very large and seasonable assortment of Goods, and of excellent value. Also, 40 Boxes Superior TEA, Hardware, Fancy Goods, &c, &o. 6 29

"VTOW OPENING— NEW GOODS. 988 E. DARTNALL, Richmond. WAIMEA- STREET SOAP WORKS BEING now in Full- working Order, the Undersigned is READY to Receive any Kinds of FAT, prepared or otherwise From Two to Three Tons Wanted per Week, delivered at the Works. L 95 63 w - PATTERSON. NELSON AND FOXHILL RAILWAY. Superintendent's Office, Nelson, 17th April, 1873. ALL Public Bodies desirous of taking part in the Proceedings at the Ceremony of TURNING the FIRST SOD of the NELSON and FOXHILL RAILWAY, on WEDNESDAY, the SOth instant, are requested to communicate with this Office, on or before WEDNESDAY NEXT. — ALFRED GREENFIELD, 972 Provincial Secretary. 1 - TI/TE SS R S. McMECKAN ijMg JjlL Blackwood & Co.'s jPfi^i^Line of splendid Steamships — •3EBHB Albion— Tabarua — A lhambra — Rangitoto — Omeo — Claud Hamilton, &c (J &c., April 26th.— Claud Hamilton, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne. Passenger Fares very low. ' WOOL BOOKED to LONDON at ONE PENNY per POUND. , •T. GAWTHRON Agent, 812 • 4. Government" Wharf

ANCHOR STEAM LINE OF -fWp^. PACKETS. FOR WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND GREYMOUTH. THE CHARLES EDWARD TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, the 23rd. at 6 p.m. KENNEDY, about MONDAY, the 28th. FOR -BLENHEIM. THE LYTTELTON, TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, the 23rd inst., at 8 p.m. . WALLACE, on SATURDAY, the 26th. ' . — O FOR WANGANUI. TH E Ketch OCEAN BIRD TO-NIGHT, at 6 p.m. 1454 > N. EDWARDS & CO. 'THE ' A&A' STEAM NEW !|||ii^ SHIPPING. ZEALAND tSiilll* C 0 MPA N V (LIMITED). 0 APRIL. 24th : TARANAKI, for Picton, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Otago. To-morrow, Thursday, at 4p.m. 28th : WELLINGTON; for Taranaki and Manu_au. 2104 N. EDWABDS & CO., Agents.