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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 133, 4 June 1875, Page 3

NEWDRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT ME. JOHS~COUTTS HAS OPENED those PREMISES in TRAFALGAR. STREET, next to the Bank of New South Wales, WITH A VERY SUPERIOR STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY, SHIPPED TO HIS ORDER. O*~~™"~ In introducing himself tc the Ladies of Nelson and the Country Districts, JOHN COUTTS begs to inform them of his determination to SELL only GOODS of a SOUND DESCRIPTION, at the Smallest possible Advance on English Prices. He haß also made arrangements for a constant succession of Shipments of Useful # and Seasonable Articl 60, public notification of which will appear from time to time. JOHN~~OOTJTTS WILL SHOW THE Cheapest Lot of WINTER DRESSES EVER OFFERED IN ANT PART OF NEW ZEALAND, comprising many Fabrics ENTIRELY NEW, the Cheapest and most noticeable being a Parcel of — nBESS SERGES and FANCY CORDS Very Superior FRENCH MERINOS, 2s/ per v"^and TRILLS, new and useful colors, at yard * ' 7Jd, B£3, 9Jd, 10£ d, Hid, and la per yd LADIES' COSTUMES, complete, from 25/ NEW DIAGONAL SERGES, choice colors, GIRLS' COSTUMES, from 14/6 All Wool, 1/6 per yard tadießf FASHIONABLE WaRM cloth The New HomeepuD, irom 1,6 JACKETS, doubie-breaßted, at 9/6, 11/6, Beautiful Striped Serges, in two shades of 13/6, 14/6, 18/, 20/, 22/ color, at 2/ WATERPROOF CLOAKS and CLOAK-ALL-WOOL SATIN CLOTHS, 1/9 and ING 2/3 The HEW HOMESPUN POLONAISE— Beet Quality WOOL TARTAN PLAIDS quite a Novelty THE MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is under the MANAGEMENT of Mrs. COUTTS, who has had extensive experience in Sydney end Melbourne. JUST OPENED, OUR SECOND SHIPMENT OF CLOTH JACKETS in Satai a & Bearer, HomespinJPeKiiaises, Real Blankets, All- Wool Welsh and Dresl Serges, from 7/6 the full Dress. A Choice Lot of Ladies' Black and Colored STRAW HATS, from 1/. Lhdies' Trimmed Hats, from 8/6. I y'UW NOTE THE ADDRESS _^1 J (TH N O O U T T 8, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NEXT the BANK of NEW SOUTH WALES, /#^/#%/#% Ml I \ \« Sf^c I m 7 * \^\ Ml / *^r rs& s=7 «7j» \ \l I h^LWL%wmm\ w \ \\ff / \ \l II ( 18 72. I /111 (ISSISIDIIWIPDsn 1111 llxisillß21 l ]l®M) I \ V CHRISTCHURCH/ Jf\&\ 1873 ' yfe/^\ a@S?§ ° M/ &tf / MEDALS AND CERTIFICATES / A WARDED to JAMES SMITH, New-street, Nelson, N.Z., since 1872, -Q^ for Excellency of Nelson-made WINES and CORDIALS. / No. 1. — First Provincial Prize. Awarded by the Richmond Agricultural A ciation, April, 1872. y No. 2 — Certificate op Honorable Mention. Awarded by the Thames Industrial Exhibition, 1872. / No. 3. — Intekprovincial Exhibition, Chb^stchdbch, 1872. Medal and First Class Certificate. . / No. 4.— Nelson EkHißinoN, 1873^™*Two Medals, vith First Class Certificate and Special Prize / Notice of Removal. y "FTAVING in a former Advertisement stated / JLJ_ t jj ftt {{. waß our j D t en ti on j 0 Relinquish I Business in Nelson, many of our Customers are under the impression that we have already left the town. In the same Advertisement we also mentioned that we should continue,.^ Sale until the whole of the Goodß we/BdispoSed of. Our desire to/ do co was unexpectedly impeded through' incautiously Renting our Late Premises as Weekly Tenants. Being compelled to leave Rentobl's Store, J&iNSON & CO. HAVE REMOVED TO THOSE COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN I BRIDGE-STREET, \ SITUATED i OPPOSITE to Messrs. H. DAVIS & CO.'S, Where they will still ! CARRY ON THEIR CLEARING SALE OP Drapery & Clothing AT GREATLY EEPUQEP PRICES,