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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 246, 16 October 1874, Page 2

<^ATS! HATS!! HATS!!! Ex MAIL STEAMER. HATS for figures broad and hurley HATS for straight hair and for curley, HATS for faces melancholy HATS for features bright and jolly. HATS for gentlemen of standing HATS that give a look commanding, HATS for walking, riding, driving HATS dull feces look aWre^n. HATS for spas and watering places, HATS to we<r at Nelson Races. HATS that stand/all kinds of mau'ing. HATS for ever/trade and calling HATS for travelling, shooting, sailing. HATS greaseproof in storms unfailing. HATS of many shapes divine HATS for ywhich the darlings pine. HATS with which a room to enter v •■ HATS ijlv science or wild adventure. HATS Jmat suits the Peer or peasant HATS/that make a fellow pleasant. ELA/TJS of quiet styles for pastors HitTS low-crown your knowing castors. HATS of straw for weather hot HATS for Sundty, chimney-pot. HATS that boys and misses sigh for HATS that even babies cry for. HATS for landsmen and for sailorA HATS that finish work of Tailors. HATS which must your customs fix HATS prime HATS, from two-and-six. HATS perfections head adorner TO be had at WYMOND'S corner. Note the Address : — '■ HALL OF COMMERCE, CORNER of BRIDGE and TRAFALGAR, STREETS. 268JT jT\ HRJSTIANS favorable to the FOKmA.ffef VTT'N of a CONGREGATIONAL *CWjRCU in Nt-lson, are affectionately .jftqueetcd to COMMUNICATE cithe/ by /fetter or otherwise with v ~J / BENJAMIN SHOKtT 5662— 6 College Hill.