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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XL, Issue 192, 4 August 1876, Page 4

Laurels for ever green ! for ever new ! Bequeathed with Nelson's dying breath to you ! £15,000 ' ' IN • ' ' PUBLIC WORKS j WILL BE SPENT. IN, THE CITY NAMED ; FROM THE GREAT SAILOR WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS! y •' The Advertiser resolves immediately to OFFER, FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION, Hid ENTIRE STOCK, AND "WILL SELL Iron, Bra9B, and Wood Bedsteads Cuaira of American and English ; makes Stoves, of Scotch, American, and English designs Colonial Ovods, Wool Mats Fenders and Fire Irons Pianos and Harmoniums Ivory, Bone, and Black Table and Pocket Knives Electro-plnfced and Nickel SilverSpoons and Forks Butter Coolers, &c, &c. Lamps in unprecedented variety Glass Tumblers, Salt Cellars Wine Glasses, Candlesticks, and ! Glasses. DO NOT DELAY! \ Money Spent in these surroundings Sweetens Home. Show that you appreciate your illustrious namesake's glorious career I Britain was once threatened by Napoleon — " Sliipa, Colonies, and Trade I" the tyrant cried 1 " Neither V said Nelson, sealed the truth and died ! A Well-Furnished House is Cheap ! I OFFER, AT 1/6 PER YARD, SOME EXCELLENT FELT CARPET, BRUSSELLS, and Tapestry equally low. For 1/- per doz., Iron Frame Pullies Holloware iv Saucepans, Kettles, and Boilers, astonishingly low For 10/6, Toilette Sets complete, Plates, Dishes, Vegetable and Soup Tureens, and Table requisites to suit the necessities ot all For 1/-, a Brass Candlestick ; and Frypaos, Dustpans, and Coal . Hods, unmistakable bargains For 4/6, a good Set of Shoe Brushes For 6J. each, Egg Boilers and Walkin;? Sticks For 1/9, a charmingly designed VVaiterj also, some exquisite Japanced Trays under English cost. FOR CASH, I WILL SELL A four-Glass Plated Cruet for 7/6 Toilette Frame Glass for 4/6 Axe Handles, each I/Job lot nf Dog Choirs, 1/Sorby's Saws, 4(6. Knives and Forks, 7/6 per doz Cuina Cups and Saucers 1/Proof in abundance will be given to all (hat (his is A Bona Fide Sale ! COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th, AND ENDING ON Saturday, May 20. TO COMMEMORATE THE SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of our beloved Qoxtntryman I "Thy deeds, great Chief, shall be the theme Afar on Ganges hallow'd shores, While Niagara's lifjhtninp stream Thy dreaded name ia thunder roars!" JOHN JAMES, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON