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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 252, 24 October 1877, Page 1

NEW SPRIM DRAPERY, The New Polonaise ]^ew silk tjmb^llas, e/e to so/. Ladies - aM oMldren'B Plaia -!!TL_ Made te O*,, iSSffdUW sbades. ]S[ EW *^™' «/• t. 8/G o " 9^' in &S Wl?wnPT?<3sj WiTtDTATc ca *. q TVT Ti ° I ol IVfEW COLLAES & CUFFS, ags^ 8B^ 9gaa ? u^^W^ NEWDRES 3 MATEEiAis, 6 d >t o3 a . Few Print Stuff, and JN_ V- » */«• iMOURNTO DEPARTMENT. A-ta— ««— lassore Costumes, Q *** calicoes, 2/l ipe rD o, n~*™±*^Z«tu*~.*»» 10/6 tO 60/-. TTnWRnOK'* t nwr nr htttq a h i ${'K^£ oh J! [BSiuoa ' m fco 8/6 '> Baratheas, AU the Newest Fabrics produced, '. L_ J± OEEOCK pe S r d2?° ° LOTHS> m Iffi SS3K& $£& Groat ' 9 and most fashionable procurable by our London Buyer. N6W JMJCtTItiGS FiSClltlS) £ S"^' SII - BETI^^» @ 8 J (I ' ' feMßiK « a^ BaWMMjj^^^ nmr m tfj,L „™ A 11-wool blankets, MTLE AND DRESSIiKINe New Black Silks, 3/- to 15/- in silk, hatalassb, lace, A n/n. a m IT , BRMcnE s, GEENADINE, NET, A LL-WOOL FLANNELS, @ 11J. undeb the msianiim op a NewColoredSilkS^/etoe/e : From 7/6 to 100/- -a. GED COFNTEEPANES '""-""J BEESSMAKEE. n Hew French. MUlitipto TFsifci -1- and *it, otylo, and Workmanship guaranteed, Ouk present large stock of Black Sims being atfrt T*olvn«ta V TOILET COLORED QUILTS with moderate chaeges. purchased beitoiie the cheat hisb <^" uu - flUlu *ol», ; ; — — — in Silk, we are in a position From 4/6 to 50/-. XFONEYCOMB TOWELS F¥PBFTT BUfK $f Pfl aiAoi*i^^ci ATO r,nr^TZ AS T^r°L^ gROWN HOLLANDS, B|d. Bawtao™.^ ' cachiners silks STRAW HATS L IiW AND COTTON DIAPERS GENER AL DEAPEET & CLOTHING at fully 1/- to 2/8 par yard UNDER i n aU the leadiDg and most fashio ; able sh s> -m/rusLTNLACE and leno VICTORIA HOUSS. the regular pnee, 1/- to 8/6, M. CURTAINS, 4/11. " IW ttwm ,4d Wrt |-, W A» n ., 1

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "jVTELSON AND FOXHILL. TIME TABLE. _J H K3MSICOH COO rj — ffl « >q< <Ct ■-( to P3 !^ rH o ki m* cin«to c * p __— is -"owwco— <oo P S c . w . ■* "5. "~! <O r 1 « «^ oi «i si o) oi do d d aoi«t~.oo o■— —<%a co « ■* «? to — *; » ri< O oiaicrioiddddd ft S^° i?carf rfo«»«. as :::••:£:: *• * * 'dn po9Z[ .^H £} -4 ra° od oo go od xxW hi O>-i« C3COCOIOKS « «cimrt<ott tg ci rt to *> ci W ffi rH —rH -i £J w -« to o . m; «« <n q ,jj . c oo>oi oi <ji oi r> o> Q . „ — — — • 3 f-^ wig t(i 0} 0i s« p fa «o<oiriusU3iaiftWift Note.— Tmias stop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Passengers are requested not to enter or le.ive the cars while in motion. Season and school tickets issued to and fn;m all stations, as very low rates. Apply to the Manager. To i-isare despatch parcels should he booked ten minutes heloro tho starting of the train. FRANK B. PASS&fORES, Superintendent Engineer for Constructed Railways 29th September, 1876. 38 M" R. T A T T 0 N DENTIST, Resident nearly 18 years, may be consulted Daily. 5303 FOR SFRIM AID SUMMER WEAR o ; JlLs» YY . JL/JcajCjo BRIDGE-ST., NELSON. 0 ■ JUST RECEIVED, per < RTNGAROOMA ' AND ' TAUPO '— THREE CASES AND V Ail inspection respectfully solicited.