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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 295, 6 November 1875, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE! ■: -i .-^-^{-i—.; . •/.. :. ,-;. y;'7'l COMPLETION OF ALTERATIONS ! ■ ' J oh: ir ; übo'iu bo'iJ ,l t'^ f ll T> ESPECTFULLY informs the Inhabitants of Nelson and Country Districts that ho has OPfiNEB'HISTN^W SHO^liOOm . ; * ' ~ r ... -- - WITH AN .-.- .- -- , -. r -.-~, „- v ..,- _._ ■ L ENTIEE NEW STOCK '"' ' ' '. 0¥ '.A. A r Spring and Summer Novelties, EMBRACING THE LATEST ENGLISH AND €ONtINEN^L : '"-; PRODUCTIONS; . 1; iT Costumes in Sea Side Lawn ; -.-,-. / Gostumes in Japanese Silk ;. j „-;.: „ Costumes in Mised Lustre . Costumes in Pique and Batiste The new Yachting Suit, quito a no?el«y / 'j Tussore Polonaises . -1 Black Silk Polonaises 7 ! Black Silk Jackets, .-.',? ;-.. r . (handsomely trimmed, from 2 is) Cuiraas and Tabl iers Cashmere Mantletts '<•'-■'■'.'' (Now Designs, :fVom .7/6) Sleeveless Jackets o,„ m f'-r . . Parasol's & Sunshades btraw Tuscan aud Leghorn Hats m all tha Newest Shapes , French and English Millinery^ Fancy Dress Materials in endless variety, from 6/6 the Full* Dress* • „; Prints and Printed Cambrics, Brilliants, Lawns, and Batists— a choice lot. of New Patterns. Japanese Silks in all the New Colore. '' : ' :^ Ladies' and Children's UNDERCLOTHING-.an entirely ne^ and wellassorted Stock-, DREBBAND MANTLE-MAKING, Orders executed with Economy and Despatch; ' - N.B.— GOODS only of a SOUND desoription kept and aabmitteds at. the lowest possible advance on Manufacturer's Prices. TRAFALGAR-STREET, -■;■ : ' Next Bank of New South Wales. MILLINERY ! . HItLMSY! ! THE MISSES JONES TTAVE much pleasure in announcing that their STOCK of SPRING and :-■ SUMMER ' ■•MIL LINE RT.:is NOW OPENING,, and. respectfully solicit an lospaotion of ihe same. We ._.. . are now prepared to show all tho _'- A ; T :E ST ST Y^L EJ &' i -''• ■'■■' ■■■■ IN ; BONNETS : . : ,■• „..-: --AAA'Ajy \ ■ -yy ■■■ - .vr .>.t ; Ladies': and .Children's HATS, in: Leghorn and Fanoy Straws,' trimmed and untrimmed,' fashionable and -inexpensive .----• •■.-: Flowers, Fdathers, Ornaments, and all recjiiisites for trioi'ming ' ! = Boys' Hats in Tuscan and Straw ; j A splendid' stock of : Ribbons in all shades and widths ; f Co!lare«es| TJies, : , Collars, r ßuffleß, and Sets in Lace and Muslins I Silk Ties in dJI colors Silk Squares, Corsets, Worked Skirts, .Hosiery, Parachutes, Back Combs, an£ Fancy Goods in Variety. A Large Stock of "".'.■ ' ,; ■- i INFAl^rfcfe BILK HATS&I&DDS, Which will be Sold at Cost Price. : " ,/ v MILLINERY ESTABLISMENT, TRAFALGAR-STREET^ 2904—12

»*mmmmWßßa§MaaWnammam9aammmmmaammmmXMamMVamm m^ ANCHOR iAA, : -; i STEAM LINE O F 3§|I^ "PACKETS. , r ARE AFPOtHTKD TOLPAVB FOR WESTPORT, iIOKIVIKA. AND GREYMOUTk. THE CHARLES EDWARD, MONDAY, Bth inst , at 5 p.m. f FOR BLENHEIM ' THE LYTTELTON, on or. aboiit THURSDAY, the Uth insf. ..'.;■''.' 2 187 N. EDWARDS & CO. THE iA<i STEAM NEW SniPPING ZBALAND^^^CQ^FANY (LIMITED.) ; ; miME TABLE — NOVEMBER, 1875. 10th A TAS ANAKI, lot Taranaki and Manukau. On WEDNE9DAY. > -,-r, i2th~LAl)Yßnti), for Pictbh, Wellihgtorij' Lyttelton, aiod Otago. On FRIDAY. 2543 fit. EDWARDS % QO„Ageafe

FISHING EXCURSION TO \ WANGAMOA AND OROIXELLES, ! ON TUB PRINCE OF WALES BIRTHDAY. TUESDAY, November 9. Will leave the Albion Wharf; Nelaon, on an Excursion Trip tn the a*>ove places, on TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, at Eight o'clock. Fare there and back, 7a; 6d.; Children und<r twelve, 45., payable on board. 3087 SHARP & PICKERING. FOR WANGANUI DIRECT. C^ fTI H E Fine . New Topsail <l*^^^^, " JL Schooner &B&S—** AWAROA will sail for the above port on WEDNESDAY NEXT, lOtluust.', at 3 p.m. - For Ereight.or.pjasage. app'y to i JAMES S. CROSS, j un . , Agent, Commercial Wbarf. N.Br~The above schooner "has flrct-cietss accommodation fo; ? asgeagsrg. 3073