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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 285, 26 October 1875, Page 2

TO THE LADIES OF NELSON. 0 ~-~ THE UNDERSIGNED, WHILE iNUMATING THE ARE IV A L 09 OUE Spring and Summer Drapery, BEG TO STATE THAT ALTHOUGH WE DO NOT PROFESS TO SELL FROM 3 Q TO 4O PER CENT. UNDER ANY OTHiill HOUSE, We nevertheless aßae rk that our PRICES for the same Q« a ii 4 y of GOODS will compare favorably with tho.e of any otbar DRAPES ia th» Ci6y of Neißoo. N.8.-We desire alao to notify tbafi we have ESIAGBD an experienced ao , S pert MILLINER, and that our SHOW ROOM , M shortly be Open d with a variety of NOVELTIES in MILLINERY, &c. J, P. BLACK & SON, 2737 Tkafalear-stbebt.

I NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NELSON AND FOX-HILL. ROLLING-STOCK~iz., 2 Composite Carriage*, 2 Passenger Break Vans. 2 First-el 3$ Carriaieu, 2 Second-class Carriages. Public Work* Office, Wellington, W2lst October, 1875. RITTEN TENDERS wi 1 be receiv. d at this Offie up to NOON on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd November, for the Erecion of the above. They must be addreraed to ihe Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked onfi. ai!e 'Tender for the Erection of Rolling St ck. N.isoa and Fox-bill." Plans an 1 Specifications mny be seen nt the Public Work« Offices, Wellington aud Nelson . Telegraph Tenders similarly addressed and marked will be recciv d if presented at bay Telegraph Office by Noon of the same date, povide 1 that Written Tenders in due form are lodged at a District or Resident Engineer's Office by the simo hour, and ace rapanifd by a cheque « n pome Bank in ihe Town whee the Tender U iodged; such cheque to be specially marked by a Bawktr as good for Twenty-One D ys, and to be in fay- r of « The Receiver-General's Deposit Account on!y," aad not to the bearer, oe' order The lowest or any tender will nofc aeeeasarilv be arcvpted. By command, JOHN CARRUTnERS, 2956—2 Eugineer-in-Cbief.

FOX-HILL TO BULLER Tm THE HO MB. ~\jfY PACK-HORSES leiva FOX-IULL MoasSfGiraf ° n WEDNfiSDAY t> L .,, « JAMES GROVE. Fox hill, October 25, 1975. I£ th e rouod-about-Devil'a-Grip-LAIU-Rosd i« any good at nil, how is it that th^ Drays have nat run the PACK-HO KSBS off before this ? 2360—2 MASONIC HOTEL, HAVELOCK. JOHN DA VIES, having made extensive O alseraions to the above HOTEL, hopes by the most careful attention to the comfort o« his Cus oinera, to ensure a large sh«e of the p*troo»ge of the public. AH Accounts JOHN D 6 Vi meP Pfoprietor to bo P aii t0 ONE of AIiCOCK'S BIuLIARD TABLES. Coir.mercial aud Famp'e Rooma. THE BEST WINKS AND SPIRITS. GOOD STABLTNG. 2954— 2S CONCERT. mHE WAKEFIFLf) CHORAL SOCIETY JL will give a CONCEPT oa fcehatf of fhe Wakefield Chicket Clcb in tha LOWER WAKKFIELD SCHOOL-R »OM, on FBIDAY, th : 29th inat«nt, at I? If past Seven. Admiisioa— Adult--, 2s ; Children, Is. R. M. SMITH, 29«6-3 Hon. Secretory.

NOTED FOR DRESSES, MANTLES, &c GRAND EXHIBITION OP NEW SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY, AT g T. S. WTMOND & CO.'S, g HALL OF COMMERCE. A B ' c O 1$ H 55 IS Sz; KIT We have juafc completed OPENING OUT our NEW GOODS W £J * H . containing some hcj | Rare Bargains in * 5 CHEAP DRAPERY!!! U B — «- — I g The Colonial Markets being Overstocked, we have been enabled to 5g £j purchase, for Cash, an enormous quantity of NEW GOODS jg Wonderfully Cheap, and are NOW SHOWING, & S O g AT KJ ? THE CORNER. * W 00 § P These Goods are all NEW IMPORTATIONS, and are off.ring at 3 hi RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES ! S S B a s All the Newest and Richest Materials for Spring Attire 5 o «i g Everything necessary for Household Furnishing. o g FAMILY MOURNING, &c. fe g 167 CASES AND BALES. * Q Note— Space will not allow us to enumerate in detail or quote prices H of this Splendid Collection of Modern Drapery; it most ba seen g to be appreciated. We therefore advise an EARLY INSPEC- ** TION of this LARGE STOCK. I MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITS In New Styles, Materials, &c. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. T. 8. WTMONID & CO., THE CORNEB, NELSON. > NOTED FOR CARPETS & FURNISHINGS,