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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 194, 5 August 1875, Page 3

QQ AT ONCE AND SELECT FROM ABOUT 4000 lbs. Choice BACON & HAMS All Buyers will find their Advantage in an Immediate Purchase. THE PRICE for a REALLY Choice SIDE of BACON is /Q per lb. A HAM (101b. to 121b,), at /JX per lb. These Real Bargains may Now be had *■ AT THE. "CANTERBURY STORES," NEXr TO DR. TATTON'S, Bbidge-street, Nelson. Boots! Boots! Boots! Boots! Boots!! -—***■ ■****■ —00 600 PAIRS > from s/3 P er Pair Ladies' Elastio Side and Kid Boots Maids' do do do Children's Fancy do. These GOODS, BOUGHT as DAMAGED, ex "Dunmore/' MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. The Advertiser will therefore Cffer them to the Public from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m. EVERY .BAY !! JOHN JAMEsTßridge-street. — . — o — ■- COME EARLY, as the above Goods will be SOLD at almost UNRESERVED PRICES. 2107 PLAIN & FANCY DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRIOE. MANSON Sc CO. EESPECTFULLY inform, the Public that they havo recently FURCHASED the whole oi a MKLBOUKNE WAREHOUSEMAN'S STOCK of DRESS GOODS upon most advantageous Terms. The following is an Extract frora our Colonial Buyer's Letter :«— ■ Mb .bourse, June 2-lth, 1875. Dbak, Sir, lam forwarding to NeUoa this day, per " Alhambra," 1 1 CASES aud 2 RALES. Tlie bulk of thc.e Goods consist of Plain and Fancy Dres . Materials, which I have succeeded in purchasing from Messrs. at nn incredibly low -figure. 'J he quantity 1 h .ve sent you is, I adtuit, unusually large for a retail trade ; and in explanation I have to stile, that it was only by clenrin!* the whole of their Stock that I was enabled to obt -in the Goj'.lb at what I consider an unparalleled prico. lam confident we could net import the same Gooilb direct from Home within FIFTY PER CENT, of the price. Tin Firm are on the eve ol Stock-taking, and as the Winter Seas.n is considerably advanced, I \ r.suaie they were anxious to reduce th-.*ir Stock. Mr. H informs me that the price oif these Good, wa . 1/9 Wholesale. This would make Ihem, when they landed in New Z a'and, worth about 2/. Considering the enormous Discount at which I havo procured the above, I think yoa viil be able to pell them «t 1/ p(r Yard all round, and still realize a small profit. A proportionate quantity ofthe same Lines h.ve been eent to our Greymouth, Tiokitika, Westport, and Wanganui Branches. The remain ler rill be forwarded to New South Wales. - — oo ONE SHILLING TABLES!!! In accordance with our usual custom, we have, prior to Stocktaking, resolved to iaruish the whole ef our large Tables with various NOVELTIES, nil of which will be SOLD at the average of 1/. ONE SHILLING PER ARTICLE ! The original Price of the Goods thus exposed for Sale ranged from 2/ to 3/ each. Ihese Tables will be replenished every Day until notico to the contrary ia given. For a detailed account of the numerous items displayed, we direct attention to our List published this day in the Morning Daily Times. Plain and Fancy Dres3 Materiala at 1 / (One Shilling") pec yard Manson & Co. are now offering 150 Piece., equal to 7,500 YABDS, of PLAIN and FANCY DRESS GCODS, at the average price of 1/ per ynrd There are about 100 shadts and 20 different textures to salect from fHf Do not mistake the ADDRESS Jgfr OUR NEW PREMISES ARE SITUATED IN BRIDGE-STREET. It is the last Drapers' Shop upon the left-hand eide going in the direction of the PostOffice ; and although it does n -t externally possess the me3t attractive appeiriihce imaginable, yet Customers once favoring* ui with a Call will find tint the interior is a perfect surprise. It is extremely commdoious, also comfortably and conveniently arranged, aud,what is, of far greater importance, they c_n most unquestionably obtain * ai,E__fti__i_xr<s. va3___tj_E- e*oe& thceiek, i&_co3?*___rs_\ NELSON RACES, 1874.~-_.he Stewards I TO THE BENEVOLENT. of the Races and Members of the Nei- _■ S_£_vn cl _ ej ! 9 lub for 1874 ' nre ""lie-ted to riIHE FRIENDS of the late Mr. JOSEPH wp-vt-. BtlneMaßonic8 tlneMaBonicU °*el on SATURDAY 1 SMALL, Corredian, well-known and 7 A '*' Three o ' c ' o <-k. to consider what highly respected in the various Provinces of u V ni Au V 1 10 clear off thc liabiiities of New Zealand, aro APPEALED TO FOR the Uub then incurr *d. AID on behalf of his WIDOW aud young C. ELLIOTT. FAMILY, who by his untimely death are lett Augnst 3, 1875. 2096 in p nury aud want. The att endant circum*-* "" ~ — stauces arc peculiarly .ad and distressing.— o'?l__*_^3S**i<*. Auy kindly contribution will be thankfully V. ©^^^^Ot* B * received byMr. STANTON, Trafalgar-street, or at : any* of the Newsfaper Offic.s in this TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. 20i5 TENDERS, to bo left at Mr C. Harlwos Just Received, and Now on Sale, Shop where further particulars can be AT R . LUCAS & SON'S, seen, wil be re.eived by the undersigned dl; m fi ■ till 5 pm. on SATURDAY Next, frr the ,_,-, n „ rKB A TA oAV _^ [imri7 PURCHASKof the FLOORING of the T A T?' Tkv E ?? 8 •k* !. f Drill Shed as it stands, the FITTINGS in X £ J* 1 ® exhibiting the Social Life, Mantho Shed, and the LADDERS, BARS, ?ers ; Habn 9 an t Customs of the Maori Race TK APEZB, &c., of the Gymnasium. : £ * GW ?°* lmd P r «°f. to the introduction of tt r PMni7T.T.v Civilization amongst them. 210*2-3 Hon. Sec Nels >a City Rifles. Nativb Ikxbbpkbtbr, Auckland. mHE EVENING 31 AIL BI ED GAGES. -*- CAN BE OBTAINED AT ._ . ' ..— . " ' A Splendid Assortment of Mb. C. HARLING'S, Trafalgar-at. j fiXUAUY and PARROT CAGES, inMr. J. ASHBURN'S, Hardy-at. ; cluding the New Revolving Cage, W Ari. P n,_ «r • _> NOW ON feALE, Mr. WALKER'S, Waimea Road ; Afc H- ;H OUNSELL'S Mr. B. FRANZEN'S, Jhe Por., No. I, Bridge-street. *- 2i53