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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 295, 9 December 1873, Page 2

"• • ' ■ ' . - "- "p. • -. .--,- ' % %MmA^s(m :i % co. ZJ\ 7%\ Yo^-f t; V-% - /WV' - \ <y\ , /& / \ f}\" //&■'■/■ -'■■■■■•■■ GREYMOUTBt, \^>\^ HOKITIEA^ / A^7 /oV' \v\ r/W '^^\'^- /^/ : / . NELSON. '■.. \* :i: ~~ MANSON & Co. IMPORTERS* \ CORNER OF BRIDOE AND TRAFALGAR STREETS, NELSON. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!!/ The Undersigned are Now Opening, ex ,s Tararaa" from Melbourne, a Sr&endid Aaso«mssT, Consisting of:— y , \ - 27 Trunks 4 Cases GENTS.' LADIES' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES. tSF IN GREAT VARIETY ! : . Healy '& Son.

3000 PHOTOGRAPHY. GHOBY will be at Mr Bottrei.t.'s, Spring • Grove, for a few days, and will be happy to take Portraits, Views, &c. Srx Card Pictures, 10s. 3147 _ %.... . .- STEAMER FOR SALE. FOR SALS, as she now lies in Nelson Harbour, tbo w<-11-known Paddle Steamer COOMERANtTJ, at present belonging to the Ajbitm Coal Company, who dispose of. her solely because too lnrge for their purpose. \ For particulars apply to MORRISON SCLANDERS & CO. No. 36.— -December. Just Published, Price 2d. . THE CH VRCH MESSENGER For the Provinces of Nelsou and Marlborough and County of Westland North, Sold by all Booksellers. IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND. MR H. J. L. AUG ABD R has received instructions to Sell by POB LIC AUC TK >N at hia S>de Kooms, Bridge-Street, on the 19th DECEVIBER, inst., at 12 o'clock, Soon.— i ACRE "SECTION 2 No's. 158, 510, 754, Bfl3, ami. 1007, Town of Pieton; also, h ECTION No. 2> * sland > Nelaon, conraining 300 acres! 3123

ELECTION OF SUPERINTENDENT.' MR. CURTIS Invites the Electors to Meet him in the Provincial Hall, TO-NIGHT, ' Tuesday December 9, at Eight o'clock in the evening, when John Shakp, Esq., will take the : chair. .•"'-•■-.. STOKE FARMERS' CLUB, y ' THE MONTHLY MEETING (-postponed on accnunt otthe Exhibition) will beheld To-night TUE ?D AY, December 9th, at the Public Haei, Stoke, at 8 p.m. GEO. F. MARTIN, p 3143 Hon. Secretary. ALL SAINTS' CHURCH BUILDING FUND. A SALE OF WOBK in aid of the afcoye FUND will be held at the MASONIC HALL on the 10th, Ilth, and 12th days of DECEMBER next. The work will constat of a variety of USEFUL and ORNAMENTAL ART ' CLT s, nn i a good Assortment of Children's Clothing, Toys, &c. '' '■ T. 7, 7 Refreshments can be procured in fcbe Hall. ' i A Chrtetmas Tree will be held in the evening. Doors will be open on the I Oth from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., and on ihe two following days from 1 1 a.m. to 6 p.m., and from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. . ■- *. Admission. — OhE SHILLING. Children Half-price. . {' ' :. -■'"%. Contributions to be addressed Mas- Thobpb, care of Mr. H D Jackson, Trafalgar-Street, to 1 be sent in before the Bth. &JO4

[ GRAND DISPLAY I AT THE Y'l Hall oe Commerce, * !! al !! SUMMER OUTFITS !! al 1! £.'... Also a Large Shipment of ' g West of England and Colonial V J TWEEDS. I g (BOUGHT AT A DISCOUNT). g g i FOR BOYS' WEAli^ FOR MEN'S WEAB- w g„ (Ha.rd and tough wear combined The Everlasting Tweed ' Cr & ' - ••- at 10$ d, worth Is 4d All shades, only 2s Od. cheap at 3s 9d M : Union Iw-eerfs 12§d, worth Is9d Light Summer Tweeds, 3s 3d, value for 4s belt Gray Tweeds, i s 9d, value for 2s 6d Geelong Tweeds ftom 33, Wurti 8? '■ '■ •'. w ■* ' <£* owipol Drids, Is, value for ls 6d v Printed Moleskins, Is fd to 2s 9d '" S Note.— Gents' Trowsera and Yeats made to oVder from 42a. § |35 (Kit and Workmanship guaranteed). . S(3 H a 7 'a Complete Assortment of MELBOURNE MADE CLOTHING, ' § P3 .. Manufactured from Geelong and Colonial-made Tweeds (all Warranted). U ££} Tweed Trowsera and Vests from 21a * Boys' Tweed Trowaers, 7s 6d, 9s 6d I ft Geelong Tweed Trowsers and Vests, 303 Boy's Knickerbocker Suits, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 7 & Black Doe Tr wsers, 17s, 21s, 25s 1656d,21s -..:,©■ P , Black Sacs, new shapes, 21s, 255, 30s Men's Tweed Sacs, patch-pockets, 15s Sd, '-S Tweed and Doe Trowsera, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, 21s V■■ *r? 5i *> . 17 f 6d Men's Dmble-breasted Sacs, 2i5, 275 6d "i pq printed Mole Trowsers, lOs 6d to 13s 6d Men's Woollen Criraesas, 5s 3d, 6s od, Q • g Moleskin Trowe ers, 6s 6 1 , worth Ss 6d 7s 6d, lOs " Q H Boys* Tweed Suit?, 21s, 25s Men's Harvard Shirts, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 7s 6d *^ 2^ ■ — ,"9 V « The Celebrated OXFORD SHIRTS, made from Fiai to order, 7a 6d, M I £ Collars to match ; also the New fancy Summer Shirt, 4s. 6d., sa. 6d. t M m 6s. Gd. 7 y; ; § Gents' Black Alpaeca Pacs, 9s. 6d. J Gents' Holland Sacs, 7s. 6d. . V £3 ( "Souths' Holland Sac 9, from ss. 6d. , p' > ; g)• 8 Cases Gents,* and Youths' FASHIONABLE HA:TS, v? 8 x- <« CONSISTIKG OP— w : pq Bichmond, 4s. 6d. Explorer, ts. 6d. Caviurs, 4s. 6d. ~ V Milan, Bs. 6d. Sydenham, 3s 6d. Ventilated, l>s. 6d.Y T Yp ' 7 P3 Ruperts, ss, 63. Yankees, 10s 6d. . Stanleys, "s. 6d. ! ffi O Klite,4s. 6d. Court, 6s. 6d. ' Straw Unders, 7s. 6d. 7 rf"? 7^ 7?f oi.: Dukes, 9s. 6d. Tryolese, 9s Bd. ; Cobdens, 3s. Bd. - s Tt 'My y 3 Cases Black Paris and Drab-shell. Hats, new shapes, "'■':; ; ■;[ 'ffi : y. rj 2 Ca?ea Boys aod Men's Black Cloth Caps, plain and faticy bands, from Is. ' 7 Y7\ S^otch.Bpnnets and Caps, from 2s. 6d., btraw^ Hats, ls. 6d., to 55., new shapes. N p f-X'"-^ {25. „ .Quilted Caps and Hut Covers (Colonial made). 7 . 7.7 fx' : : 77 Y7 LATEST NOVKLtIES in GENTS' SCABFS, TIES, CIILLA^,' BRAGES7- 7BELTS, PUGGAEIE3 in Muslin and Silks, SOLATABIES • HOSIEK3T of eV^ry £& p| p^descrip tion, cheaper than ever., 1 * ', p V V \T ■'-'" ''^7:7 T*7;K |-7 : • '^• l All j matked Lowoaf CashPricesi Storfcekeepexja Liberally ae^fwiJß'if? & pI ;Ci ... *A'- — '' ' 7 t ;' „" ;• ' ' ' V ' y ''-'■ ' ;-_.' '7., 7.7 "C^ 1 *' i" l «fVt - 7""-« l> t "-.- \-*v^L y^'--