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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 129, 31 May 1875, Page 3

" «ar' special notice, c^a IN CONSEQUENCE OP THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND AS WE HAVE On Hand an unsually Large Stock ov AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY, WE HAVE MARKED THE NEW GOODS AT FROM 15 to 20 per Cent. Lower than Ordinary Prices, SO THAT 'FOR VALUE THEY MUST COMPARE FAVORABLY WITH ANY HOUSE IN NELSON. 1874. IB7S. WINCEYS, 7d per yard ... s|d Do., 1/ „ ... 9| FANCY DRESSES, 9£d „ ... 7£ ALL-WOOL FLANNELS, 15d „ ... 1/ Extra Quality, 2/6 „ ... 2/ 9 4 WHITE BLANKETS, 21/ „ ... 17/6 10-4 „ 27/G „ ... 22/6 12-4 „ 40/ „ ... 35/ AND Other Seasonable Goods at similar Eeductions. TBAFALG AR HOUSE. FRANCIS GRIMES. May J5, 1875.

MEDALS AND CERTIFICATES A WARDED td JAMES SMITH, New-street, Nelson, N.Z., since 1872, -Cjl. f or Excellency of Nelson-made WINES and CORDIALS. No. I.— First Provincial Prize. Awarded by the Richmond Agricultural A Ciatiox, April, 1872. No. 2 — Certificate or Honorable Mention. Awarded by the Thames Industrial Exhibition, 1872. No. 3. — Interprovincial Exhibition, Christchurcii, 1872. Medal and First Class Certificate. No. 4. — Nelson Exhibition, 1873 Two Medals, with Firbt Class Certificate &nd Special Prize

Notice of Removal. 4f "TTAVING in a former Advertisement stated "* m that it was our intention to Relinquish Business in Nelson, many of our Customers are under the impression that we have already loft the town. In the same Advertisement we also mentioned that we should continue the Sale until the whole of the Goods were disposed of. Our desire to do so was unexpectedly impeded through incautiously Renting our Late Premises as Weekly Tenants. Being compelled to leave Rentoul's Store, MANSON & CO. HAVE BEMOYED TO THOSE COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN BRIDGE-STREET, SITUATED OPPOSITE to Messrs. H. DAVIS & CO.'S, Where they will still CARRY ON THEIR CLEARING SALE OP DraperY & Clothing i AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.