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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 261, 3 November 1877, Page 1

NEW SPRING- DRAPERY, ThQ New Polonaise Jj-»w silk umbrellas, e/e to so/- LadißS ' and cMldren's Plain 2^_ Made to O.eS! Went shade, ]^W SILKTIES, 9/ - to 8/6 Win tl,e Late^ NEW DRESS MATERIALS, 6d, to 3s, N^T Print Staff, and m^^^^^^^^ m \ Ani mm e,eaLn,ntof COptUltteß, Q^ CALICOES,^^^ W^^B^i^S^j^^J All the Newest Fabrics educed 10/6 t0 60/ - XTOEEOOK'S long cloths, 4/ il &^SSBP& All ine IN ewest JjaDriCS produced, : : .li. perDoz. celetorated Silk Grapes, 3- to 12 6. and most fashionable procurable by our London Buyer. NeiV jMJCLfItISS JFISCJIUS. SHEETITO » @ B*d"8 * d " ~- TW QTTir «*. ' a EL-wooL blankets, MASTIB AND DRESSIAKIM ■ New Black Silks 8/- to 15/- SILK ' matala sse, lace, jx n/ 1L & all m BRAKOH Ea , ' aRENADINE, NET, A LL-WOOL FLANNELS, @ llf. undee the makagement op a. NewColored Silks, 2/6 to 6/6 Rom 7/6 to 100/, mm COTOTERPANES ™ T - CL f w s t DRE , SSMAK f • „ French Millinprv Hatq ™ and Style, and Workmanship guaranteed, Our present large stock of Black Silks being Sr? f TOILET COLORED QUILTS with moderate charges. purchased before the great rise and. Sonnets, in Silk, we are in a position Fl *02l 4/6 to 50/-. TTONE^COMB TOWELS FWFItIPTT 1 111)09 &F Pfl to offer a full range of AT °~ XL^^ UfJUWllli IllWlJl tt UUIJ rnm^ m,^ m,»™« AWT , An Immense Assortment of |>EOWN HOLLANDS, B^d. Direct Importers of IjrJuilL'lJio, vrlvUo (jr.IAA.IJMo, AJNJJ -r i^rnni * , Tnr . ~ -*■-*-*■■* t> ,-•.,.. ~ U cachiners silks STRAW h^S L INEN AND COTTO]ST DIAPERS DRAPERY & CLOTHING at fully 1/- to 8/6 per yard UNDER j u all the leadiQg and raosfc ; shionable shapeg^ M USLIN LACE AND LENO VICTORIA HOUSE. the regular prices. y m tQ JML CUETAINS, 4/11. For Oloxhinq Adrertimnens see Daily Times-.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "j\JELSON AND FOXHILL. TIME TABLE. ft Z J 13 MWM r- <CO g g -<«co-*ia-<«j~co OT <4 oioift'aoidodd te •OQCf-JO to — " —U3 rT 3 co co -* >q <o —<neq ■* O oiooooo Q •*-~~'- t£§§r Read down. ** * * fc a s s s 5 s , > a 'a •rfh pway _gj f\' M >-(T>-<CO<6<ftlO m « o«-twsirt(oia<» f^ < di 00 00 ad 00 xOO r-.' t-I m Oi-im eocoiouia « co«>-r-iio^.coff;i-i & f) W«' U r-' H-H rt —f ,«5 N (O « CO — O ooc3>oioio»o>»o> o rH - < Z, ~ — ' M H -J9 ic ; ■># CO 3« <T« — Q Note.— Trains 6top at stations marked ♦ by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to tha Guard at the previous station Passengers are requested not to enter or le.ive the cars while in motion. . Se»son and school tickets issued to and from all stations, at very lo.v rates. Apply to the Maniger. To iisaredtspatch parcels should be booked ten minutes beiore the starting of the train. FRANK B PASSMORE, Superintendent Engineer for Constructed Railways 29th September, 1876. 38 jV/FR. TATTON DENTIST, Resi lent nearly 18 yeare, may be consulted Daily. 5503 SOAP ! SOAP 1 SOAP ! H U uTa H ! GREAT S UCCBBS OF Nelson Soap IN WELLINGTON, BLENHEIM, AND TAttANAKI. To the Inhabitants op tub Pbovincb op Nelson. Why do you bay imported soap, wheu you can gee a cheaper aril better soap manu factured here ? Which pliica do you support ? Kelson, Melbourne, or Duued n ? '■ It is to jour interest to support local industries. With support Nelson won before; and with your support Welson will win again. When you order your Gbocebibs be sure that you order WILSON SOAP, and eee that you pet it. Da not be put off with any oilier branl. Coaipirj NELSON SOAP— size of bar, price, and quality — with nny imported Remember tint quality is the teat oj cheapne ; s. Don'c forget to ask for Nelson 8oap!I! 03T FAT WANTED in any quantity Al-o, FOWLS, DUCKS, OEEsE, TUUKKT-S, GUINEA FOWLS, and TAME PIGEONS. Wm. Piiillips, SOAP & CANDLE MAN UFACTUBEB General Dealer, &c, WAIJiBA-STREBT, [NELSQN, [3652