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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 226, 19 September 1873, Page 3

MANSON AND GO'S REDUCED PRICE LIST FOR SEPTEMBER, 1873. DRAPERY. DRESSES, &c. &c. I MANTLES, &c. Grey Calico ... 3.H Stout Wincey, ... sjd Ladies' Waterproofs 12/3 Mexican do ... 4}<l K-incy Wincey, ali ah-idt^, r>jd Chtldr-n's elo ... ti/-S-4 Sheeting Calico, 'JAd Camlets, assorted patterns, ejd Laeiica' Cloth Jackets 4 G Full Bleached do ... 1/fi 7-4 Ml Wool Plaid?, 2/1 1 Black Velveteen do lOi White do ... 6d Fine Black Alpaca, 9>d All Wool Scarf Shawls 19/G All Wool Flannel, ... 1/3 Black French Merino, 2/6 Real Paisley do 3./ Crimcau do ... 1/9 Quilted Alpaca Skirts, 8/6 Waterproof Cloaking <jf J vard 3/Scarlet do ... l/ 9 Demi Silk Skirts, 11/(3 Cotton Bed Tick, ... Gd Satetn Cloths ... 1/- ,. rv)C , nT n Fancy Cotton Shirtings, :9d Colored Serges ... i/s lUIMN b *YLUI tlliNVj. Brown Holland, .. 6d „ Russel's Cord 1/r, ~ . . , Toilet Covers, ... 1/- Black „ led Crimean Slims, ... 4/6 9-4 Toilet Bed Quilts, 7/- Reps, twelve yards for 9/11 \,? l f ° h ; rt ?> '" T Honeycomb Towels, 1/2 Colored French Merino, black ielt Hats, ... 3/6 White Turkish Towels, 1/4 all shades ... 2/11 Lnmbswool Sox, ... 1/Union Tweed, ... 1/6 Leavy Tweed Trousers, 8 6 Glazed Lining, .. 2fd FANCY Strong Dark Coats, 14/6 8-4 Bleached Table Cloths, 8/6 Su P ,r.or Trousers <& Vest?, 16 6 8-4 Unbleached do, per yd. 2/6 Silk Umbrellas, ... 9/6 J-»«tic oide Boots, 10/6 Victoria Table Covers 7/6 | Do Ivory handles, 10/6 ™ x — 6 ° Hearth Rugs ... 10/- Zenella. ... ... 5/6 lies — 6d Felt Carpet ... 2/11 Black Velveteen, per yard 3/9 Linen Diaper ... 1/- Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs Gid BOYS' CLOTHING. White Dimity ... 1/3 Ladies' Corset Stays, 2/9 Colored M.leskin ... 2/3 Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 4Jd Black Cloth Caps, ... ]/- Oil Baize ... 2/- Ladies' Heather Merino, 1/3 Twred Troupers, ... 7/6 American Cloth ... 1/10 Children's Fancy l-ox, Gd Coats from ... 8/6 Colored Union Damask 1/3 Wide Ribbon, various colors 6d Superior Suits, complete, 16/6

WILKINS, IRONMONGER, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. Latklt Received from Sheffield. Table Cutlery Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c. Plated Spoons and Forks, Plated Cruets From Birmingham. Gassliers and Gas Fittin Wire Nails Brassware and General Iron gcry Prices as low as consistent with the extremely high value of Goods in the English Market?, and the Increased Rnte of Duty in New Zealand. Terms—Payment at the Time of Purchase. Now on Sale, DOWNER'S KEROS IM E , The Finest in the Market. W. C. WILKINS SEWING MACHINE AGENT. The Family Friend Lock-stitch Shuttle HAND MACHINE— Price with Full Set of Extras, £4 10s. The Wheeler and Wilson No. 3 TABLE MACHINE, £7 7p, complete. The Wheeler and Wilson No. 2, IMPROVED MACHINE, £3 Bs. The Wheeler and Wilson No. 1, BKt-.T-FINISFIED MACHINE, £9 9s. No. 2 in Half Cabinet, £10 10s. No. 1 in Half Cabinet, £11 lis. By the Wheeler and Wilson System of Hire any of their Treadle Machines may be secured by Monthly Payments,^ a Small Advance on Cash Price. Instruction Gratis Needles, Oil, and Duplicate Parts of Machines supplied. One FLORENCE MACHINE FOR SALE. BEIDUE-BTREET, September, 1873. 2244 CHERRY WINE. THE undersigned has a Large Stock of CHERRY" WINK, one, two and three years old, which he i 3 offering for Sale in large or small quantities. CHARLES BARTLETT. Washington Valley. 2232 OLD ESTABLISHED WINE AND SPIRIT BUSINESS. TENDERS will be received hv the undersigned up to the 16th SEPTEMBER for the PURCHASE of the LEASE, LICENSE, and STOCK of James Petkib Speed, Wine and f-pirit Merchant, Tralalgar-street. Particulars can ba obtained from 23*6 Morrison', Sclanders, & Co. JUST RECEIVED— A Consignment of Olson's noted TOMATO SAUCE. Really Excellent ! ! Now Selling at 1/2 per Bottle. 332 W. PATTERSON. FIREWOOD. r\ N SALE MANUKA and RED PINE FIREWOODDelivered to any part of the town aB under, 35s per Cord for 4 Feet Lengths. 40s. „ „ 2 „ „ 455. „ » 18 inch „ 50s. „ „ 1 foot „ Any shorter lengths as per arrangement. NEWCASTLE, also WANGANUI and GkE* COALS delivered to any part of town at current rates. JAMES BURFORD, The Port. Orders left at the JEvening]MailJQltiLce, Bridge street, will be attended to. 1767