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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 80, 3 April 1875, Page 2

BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &c. 1 -:o: 3,520 Yards (2 Miles). ALL-WOOL FLANNELS. Whether imported aircc»,or atwbo»e risk they ore sold,»e are not prepared to ray . , n a although not ' RELINQUISHING BUSINESS, THE ABOVE WILL BE SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER Oefbbed in this Maeket befobe ! ! ENTIRELY" NEW STOCK OP Hats, Caps, Scarfe, Ties, Shirts, Collars, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MEN'S AND BOYS' HOSIER*;' JUST TO HAND, 4,050 Yards of Seasonable DEESS MATEKIALS, The New Homespun in great variety. TRAFALGAR HOUSE. ■c^ FBANCIS GBIMES.^, si^S^k /o^\ /#RR^vil \ 1872. / /fil \ / /■■l 1 ™XIEI2©IISP2wSr7 ! ' ' '/■' '/ V \ C HRISTCHURCH \J J S J 3 ' /4// \S ® S ° M/J : '~ ' MEDALS AND CERTIFICATES '".I AWARDED to JAMES SMITH, New-street, Nelson, N.Z., since 1872, ' for Excellency of Nelson-made WINES and CORDIALS. No. I.— Fikst Provincial Prize. Awarded by the Richmond Agricultural Asso->:.7 CIATIO.v, April, 1872. , . : No. 2— Certificate op Honorable Mention. Awarded by the Tiiames Industbial v Exhibition, 1872. ; No. 3.— lnterprovincial Exhibition, Christciiurch, 1872. Medal and First Class Certificate. No. 4.— Nelson Exhibition, 1873. Two Medals, with First Class Certificate, and Special Prize. MRS. MULR AY, Collingwood-st., wishes „ . _ , ,„' to TEACH a limited number of H A W b , , GIRLS and BOYS. Lessons given in , EMBROIDERY or other FANCY WORK. TTTANTim *« pt™pctagt? , nft » *1 'v '■'- Moderate terms. Commences on MONDAY WrfSfK<?i S? 0 - 1 !^ I ?'' next, sth mat. 862-2 Tf of HA WS, in large or small quantities. IEWS of the CAMP on SALE at W. JOHN HALB » E. BROWN'S, Hardystreet. 848 775— -10 NuKerynaan, Waimea Bpad. "i ' ■»" To Tbe Sold Under Value ! „ ■ ■■■■ .-"■■[ A CONSIGNMENT OF ." '; : ; ; ' to Blankets, JPlannels, Winceys^ ...l | FANCY DRESS GOODS, O PURCHASED for CASH, and Sold at tbe risk of the Shippera »t » . g 30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT. § S — tt— %■ I T. S. WYMOND & CO. § Peel confidence in recommending their numerous CUSTOMERS to take advantage of the GREAT g BARGAINS now offering in the above ra w SEASONABLE GOODS. ?/ O o >; § 500 Pairs Su P er White Blankets, only ±&/Q per pair § g 250 » Extra Super, large size, only g J/- per pair; JZjjJ p ;• ' <;; ■■ vi Si 1,850 Yards Su P er Blocked WINCEYS, at SVI g WORTH I4d. 02u,,0o 2 u,,0 5 BALES All-wool FLANNELS, from 12jd. per yard. |, |" — :o: ja g Autumn Dress Materials. w OVER 3,000 YAEDS of Home-spun Serges, Twills, H. 3 Diagonals, Victoria Tweeds, Melton Cloths, Rouen * -; r pq Satteen Clothß, and All-wool Reppa, from 10/6 a p* a Dreßß, value for 18/6. h ° "^f | 2,000 French Merinos f H Two thousand All-wool ,' 25 Newest Shades, Wide Widths, 2/3 per yard, ail extra Colors. Usual price, 3/6. • I T. S. WYMOND & CO;, HALL OF COMMERCES