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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 242, 9 November 1876, Page 3

i NOW OPENING. ■j ; . ■—. iO'.y ■■■ -L | ANOTHER SHIPMENT OB THE CELEBRATED f HOUSEHOLD'' IM "HUE SHUTTLE" :o: : ALSO', THE CELEBRATED IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE "DOLLY VARDEN," AT GREATLY EEDUCED PMQBB, STANDS INCLUDED. LIGHT BAND & CO., 32411 ■:,.". TRAFALGAR-STREET. - 0 '• :o: ■ JiTP. GO OKE HAVING purchased the entire stock of PAPERHANGINGS from Messrs FELL Bros., Merchants. Blenheim, at a great reduction from cost price, begs to inform the public that he will SELL the above at a VERY LOW PRICE, in order to make room for a direct shipment per " Helen Denny," now daily expected. . :o: — J. P. COOKE has also on hand a good stock of Varnishes (all kinds), French Polish, Methylated Spirits, Oils, Colors, Genuine White Lead, Scrim, . Tacks, Brushware, Glass, &c. ROYAL BLUE HOUSE, HARDY-STREET. sooo SUMMER DRAPERY! SUMMER DRAPERY!! —. :o:;— — — — ;T. 8,. Hodder & Co"., ; . ;sti:oSEiioEoziarx>, v. Have to arrive per Helen Denny 273 Pa(?ka S es MERCHANDISE. And per Lochnagar 2QQ Packages MERCHANDISE. r^Br K»r , ' :o:-~ — T. R. H. & Co. would avail themselves of the present opportunity to inform their numerous friends and customers that they will Open their \ New and Extensive Premises on Wednesday, October 25, 1876, with a very superior and choice selection of Goods, including Ladies' Dresses and Qostumes in Fabrics of nearly every description; new Cashmere Mantles and Jackets, and new Muslin Fischus ; Ladies' Hats, plain and trimmed ; Sun Shades ; Fancy Muslin Goods ; Ribbons ; new Fancy Scarfs, <&c. T. U. H. & Co. have also much pleasure in returning thanks to their numerous customers in the Province of JNelson, generally, and especially to those living in the ! Waimea for the liberal support accorded them for the last Twenty Years, particularly in the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, to which they have always given special attention, and which it is their purpose still to do. Importing direct' from the best markets, and buying upon the most favorable terms, they are enabled to offer their customers greater advantages than many wholesale or retail Houses in iSelson. < JM3[X.]^Xl«rs_B a 7 ) carried on in all its branches on the premises under the direction of an experienced Milliner, The Departments of the GENERAL STORE will in future be kept more distinct. The old Hat and* Millinery Shop will be devoted to BOOTS AND SHOES. T. R. H. & Co., not having had sufficient room to show half their stock, expect to do with increased accommodation a larger busines in this branch. — ■ The old Drapery Department will be taken up exclusively with Books, Stationery, Fancy Toys, &c.; Electro Goods, &c ; Glassware, <&c. An early inspection is respectfully invited. T. R. H. & Co. hop9 by incre-»6ed attention nnd snnll profits to give universal satisfaction, and to keep up the character of their establishment. Produce of all kinds bought for Cash, or taken in exchange. 3076

TO ADVERTISERS. NOW PUB L I S-H IN G : Nelson Almanac AND YEAE BOOK FOR I 8 7 7. Price One Shilling. From the very large circulation thia Almanac lirs attained, it affords a FirstClass Mkdiubi .for Advertisers, who are desire I to semi in their Advertisements as speedily as possible. R. LUCAS & SON. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE MARINE AND GUARANTEE. Capital. . £1,000,000. Unlimited Liability of a large body of Colonial Shareholders. . Insurers in this Office participate in the ■pre/i fo— a liberal arrangement not afforded by any other Company doing business in the Colony. Insurances effected at as ow rates as any other Company. ' V E LIS 0 N R RANCH. A,l£ SCAIFE, Chief Ageofe.