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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 176, 17 July 1876, Page 1

EYEEBTT BIJOTHEEB: & CO.'S €3 ItK SL^P 13 -R; A. :. : -.3R ::JSS .JR. "W J&. JLa JES ! Of the Balance of their AUTUMN ancl WINTER DRAPERY, R E q A. R D L E B S Q F Q OS T! DRESS STUFF Ic plaiD> F:,ncy ' and Check, 4^'' 6Jd " 7^ M d 8K ' p<r BLANKETS aii - w ° o, » isa " w ° rUi 2 ° 3 * * i9 *- w *° rth ■ ' ' . 'QTT]]lt?mTlVT/11CJ 72-inch Bleached, Is. IH, worth Is. 91. SHAWLS I» All-Wool, Pkta, »»J Faocy Color, and Plaids, from 4, l.d. " \. 72. in oh Gco y U. *or.a Is. ■ OJ. : . ; ;.' . : G-IEY CALICOS »»*• ™ ,h 6J - " er T « rd POLONAISES In Te ' v6t * Homcspuo, and Alpaca, from 7s. sd. ' =' ~ ~ ; ' "*— ———^^ HORSE fiUGS 5 — d79 - SKIRTS Made up in Wincy and other Maserialß, from Is. 9J. each. INVERNESS CAPES 27a. 6J., worth 50s.

KEROSINE OIL. "DEVOE'3 BRILLIANT," In 2 Gallon and 4 G illon Tins. 7TVHE above BRAND is the best usually Sold, but to meet the requirements of those who wish a FINER QUALITY of OIL, W. G. has IMPORTED a small quantity of " Downer's/' which is the best procurable, but generally neglected on account of its somewhat higher price. {In 4- Gallon Tins only.) To ensure a good Light from Kerosine Lamps, those who trim them are reminded of the following precautions : Oil should never be allowed to remain in the Lamp for more than a few days, but the reservoir should be occasionally emptied and washed. Lamps should be filled, Cottons wiped (not cut), and Chimnies cleaned every morning. Wicks should be of proper size and thickness, and when new should be well dried at the fire (o expel every particle of moisture before being put into the kerosine. All Snuff and Dust should be removed from the Burners, and all air-holes kept open. Kerosine should not be exposed to the action of the air or the sun. W. C. WILKINS, IRONMONGER, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. July, 1876. 2043 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEa.LA.ND. FIRE MARINE AND GUARANTEE. Capital £1,000,000. Unlimited Liability of a large body of Colonial Shareholders. Insurers in this Office participate in the profits —a liberal arrangemeat not afforded by any other Company doing business in the Colony. Insurances effected at as ow rates aa any other Company, NEL SON BRANCH. A.l^ SCAIFE, 973 Chief Agent.