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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 287, 28 October 1875, Page 4

AN upright man, to uphold untruth, Himself would never ien 1 j But aa the PoeS of ol 1 wool d say, " Beware ot a lalse friend." Don't be deoeived by those who now Sham fciendahip, strange before, Anl but discovered when new Wool Is introduced nest door. I'm no outsider, as you'll find whea Me you've longer known, And how to sell the Best Goods Cheap Monopolist* I've shewn. They're had the trade monopolized for Many a lingering ye*r, And ma ie the public for their clothes Fay through the nose 'tis cW, So now, of coarse they're jealous, 'Tia the natural thing to be ; But tioagh I came from Auckland, " They don't get over me." Though they'd go like to do it, And to rid you of your FttEE&D ! Their pcicea than would quick go up When once they'd gained their end. I'm now a thorough "Insider,*' " And here I mean to stay ! ° Why mon " dost think Pin bat a child, A id easy scared away ? I've real ere now that famous tale. That enr thrilling story Wh eh eheds surpassing lustre oa England's olden glory. How in Trafalgar's awful flgb.6 When Ne'son led the ran, The signal flew " England expects to-day That every mvi will do his duty." Thia I'll do by all who give me a trial, And none shall ever ablg be To give this face denial} I therefore hope with confidence you'll do your dmy too. Support new enterprise, Nor let the trade be kept by few; Who dreading their monopoly Is threateneJ, and in danger, Remind one of the fable of the dog in the manger. My goods are all of them not only " Wa- ranted Sound,** But perfect an I quite new also, They'll all be likewise iound. There's not a Clothing requisite You wont find in my shop. You'll find it really wo'th your while, When passing next to stop. Umbrellas, Ladies' Tom Thumbs, Belts and Braces, everything AH carefully selected and new, Heady for the Spriog. No matter what the season, You'll be suited to your mind; Aye, and your pocket suited too, Which you don't often find. Give me a call, and in my shop, A little time just spend! And you'll at last find out that Bare thing. A TBDE FRIEND 1 A. T. FBI END, TRAFALGAE- STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Open from 8 a,m. to 8 p m., £07 the convenience of the Public. 2839 EX "CHILE." ON SALE W. C. WILKINS, IRONMONGEE, BRIDGE-STREET. Sheep Shears Scythes. Stones, Hay Forks, aad Hay Bakes Lyndon's Spades and Spade Handles Garden Forks and Trowels Socket Hedge Hooks Ward and Payne's Chisels, Tarnserewi, Spokesbares, &c* Carriage Bolts and Nuts, 1 x h to House Bellows Coffin Furniture Gridirons, Plain and Fluted Frying Pans, Bound, Oval, and Hanging Copper Boat Nails and Roves Fishing Lines, Hooka, and Floats Screw Table Expanders Box and Ivory Rules ; Garden Syringes Steelyards Watchmakers* Plyers and Nippers Rim Locks, Dead Locks, Cupboard Locks, Trunk Locks Basting Spoons Corkscrews Upholsterers' and Shop Twine Griffin's Best Fine Countersunk Horse Nails Turner's Smiths' Files, Horse Rasps, Mill Saw Files, Reaper Files, &c. Crosscut Baws, Hand Saws, Panel, Ripping; and Turning Saws, and: Turning Webs Saw Handles and Screws Taylot's Patent Sewing Machines RE4DY-MONET PRICES. W. C. WILKINS, IMPOBTBB, BBIDGE-ST.