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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 197, 9 August 1875, Page 1

HAVE YOU A rfoUSE?— Bead this. ARE you LIKELY to have ONE?— BEAiD THIS. ARE you MARRIED ?— , l(j BEAD THIS. ARE yon GOING to UASBT?— . ■ -. 7 -BMDfTHIS. '■TO--.' * :r,7 f • j DO you WISH to.SA.T# MQNBY ?— .-//HiIiREApTHIS. DO you WISH to MTf 6U£ITOUR BSONEY WISELY arid;^B&LJiiit .... ■ 1 ■ ' ■.''' -yssM'TEist. : In shaft, ape you ScaQdinayijt^jGememj. Pfench, or ßksifo'<s*T.- - ; f^-. ; 'Vf ".' ,-,'•■ \iU "} '.'!.!•! -f %Jl&&titißi&Qi '-ifesoneißna.iSifiiri Ist.— Because MY C^?AtRS are Better Assorted, MY &TQC^ Larger than ANY in NEC&ON, and Hundreds can testify to the reasonableness of MY PSICES There are— . s „' Swiss Cottage, in Maple and Walnut Washtngtoas, nicely flgaped , ■ Tap and Bar Room, epproyed bend American, admirably catfkseated Troy, bannister Ladies' Rocking, in Osk and Walnut Juvenile Hinged Tables • Balloon Back, cana seats . Office Oak, cane seats Library, very easy Mahogany, old country style Easy, for Ladies Easy, for Gentlemen. Secondly, BECAUSE, PER «• SING TAI," IEON BEDSTEADS, unrivalled in Colour, Design, and Style, at Moderate Prices, are NOW OPENED for choice and approval. Thirdly, BECAUS^ „. Warmth comfort, yjery, great economy, and large dsmgsiio enjoyment; are secured by a prompt ge^tfan. of A STOVE, described under and |ast to Hand, ex " Dnnmore." No. 8, Economical complete; tsith Hot-water ■flttacbmoHt. Nqf 8, " Happy Mistress " copplcte^ No. 7, "do. do. do. Nos. 0, 7, fa%elt approved « Ttaffbrds." ■ No. l, ttefemed'Ste wards'" Yacht" Stove. No.Vighe^MctghtQda" Stove.-' No. 6, the " Quean " Stove. No. 2, the « Doric " Office Stove, Fourthly, BECAUSE THE PIER& TOILET GLASSES are unique, and consist ot MagniScently Mounted Piers 50 x 40, 44 X 34, 40 x 30, 30 X 18, 27 X 16, 27 s 15, 24 x 12 inch Twisted Pillar Marble, Fiat, Patent Jointed, Toiiettea, Jewel Drawers, Ovals, Squares, 18 X 14, 16 X 20, 18 X 24, 16 X 12, 14 x 10, 13 X 9, 10 X8,9 X7. Fifthly, BECAUSE FURNISHING OF HOUSES is my specialty, and, to satisfy Customers, I will take CASH, give CREDIT, or LET the GOODS on HI BE for long or short periods. Fifthly and Lastly, BECAUSE All the Mattrasses, Pillows, Beds (whether Flax, Hair, or Wool), everything particularly requiring nicety, dispatch, and promptitude, are made either on the premises by skilled hands, under careful supervision, and ALL DELIVERED FREE OF COST. CUSTOMERS will largely SHARE in the ADVANTAGES possessed by the Advertiser, who often buys at prices which enables him to sell under EngHah cost. JOHN "JAMES, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 1942 THE OLD STOBE, Commonly called The Canterbury. WOULD YOU MAKE YOUR GROCERY BILL SMALL! GO THERE. Would you get Quality, Full Weight, Juat Meaaure, and Civility? GO THERE. Would you save time by having your goods delivered quickly, free of charge? B GO THERE. GO THERE AND BUYFINE CONGOU TEA, at 2a per lb. dO . <jo. 21s per Box. SUGAR, best White, afc sid per lb Fine Counter at 4i per lb CURRANTS, s|d per lb RICE, 3dperlb SOAP, 8d per Bar. GO THERE AND SELECT Your Cups and Saucers, Basins, Glasses, Tumblers, and Gtassware of all kinds, Knivea and Fork?, Spoons, Cutlery, for Ladies and Gentlemen, and every household requirement. Prove the truth of this by a call at THE CANTERBURY STORE, NEXT TO DR. TATTOS'S,', ' Bkujge-Strebx Kb&soh."^ £3