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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 193, 5 August 1876, Page 4

Laurels for ever green ! for ever new / Bequeathed with Nelson's dying breath to you ! £15,000 IN PUBLIC WORKS will be SPENT IN THE CITY NAMED FROM THE GREAT SAILOR WrrUIN TWELVE MONTHS! The Advertiser resolves immediately to OFFER, FOR PUBLIC COMPETITION, HIS ENTIRE STOCK, and will sell Iron, Brass, and Wood Bedsteads Chairs of American and English makes Stoves, of Scotch, American, and English designs Colonial Ovens, Wool Mats Fenders and Fire Irons Pianos and Harmoniums Ivory, Bone, and Black Table and Pocket Knives Electro-plated and Nickel SilverSpoons and Forks Butter Coolers, &c t , &c. I Lamps in unprecedented variety j Glass Tumblers, Salt Cellars Wine Glasses, Candlesticks, and Glasses. DO NOT DELAY! Money Spent in these surroundings Sweetens Home. Show that you appreciate your illus- J trious namesake's glorious career I Britain was once threatened by Napoleon — ««" Ships, Colonies, and Trade 1" the tyrant cried ! "Neither 1" r-aid Nelson, sealed the truth and died 1 A Well-Furnished House is Cheap ! I OFFER, AT 1/6 PER YARD, SOME EXCELLENT FELT CARPET, BRUSSELLS, | and Tapestry equally low. I For 1/- per doz., Iron Frame Pullies j Holloware in Saucepans, Kettles, and Boilers, astonishingly low For 10/6, Toilette Sets complete, Plates, Dishes, Vegetable and Soup Tureens, and Table requisites to suit tbs necessities ol all For I/-, a Brass Candlestick ; and Frypaos, Dustpans, aud Coal Hods, unmistakable bargains For 4/6, a good Set of Shoe Brushes For 6d. each, Egg Boilers and Walkin % Sticks For 1/9, a oharmingly designed Waiter; also, some exquisite Japanued 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 1/Job lot of Dog Chains, 1/Sorby's Saws, 4/6. Knives and Forks, 7/6 per doz China Cups and Saucers 1/Proof in abundance will be given to all that this is A Bona Fide Sale ! COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, APPJL 19th, AND ENDING ON Saturday, May 20. TO commemorate the SEVENTIETH ANNIVERSARY Of our beloved Countryman ! "Thy deeds, great Chief, shall be tho theme Afar on Ganges hallow'd shores, While Niagara's lightning stream Thy dreaded namu i i thunder roars!" JOHN JAMES, BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON