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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 296, 14 December 1877, Page 1

NEW SPEINGr DRAPERY, New Princess Polonaise TOT silk umbmillas, 6/6 to 30/. Ladies' and GMldren's Plain x&ii* UO^tnnie, TEW aTTiir T ™« 0/ . ft/p and! F&key Hosiery, ia the Latest _ 0 _ : Madet6 orde^32/6,iaSkdifferent^ades. SIL^TIES, 9/- to 8/6 S^leaworil. , , , NEWBEESSMATEEiALS,6d,to3 Ss Hew , Print Stuff, .. and 'LL' H w 00 ™Tw VJJ ™ f TSSSesT 8 " 9 ' •-•■.. Aa immense altment of ' &&* 0 1 CO^tUBMS, .^ KEY CALICOES, 2/11 pe, Do, %7^^ - AMfl ■ ;,T V.:Momd.6b/-. ■■ , CLOTHS, 4/11 All t3lo Newest Fabrics produced, r-, ~ . _ : 1 Jj. 'per -Boa. il oelebrated SUk Grapes, 3/- to 12/0. and most fashionable procurable by our London Buyer. JSfOW \ ■ MtifltleS, FiSCIIMS* YS^' SHEETING ' @ B*d8 * d - '^SffiS^i^^ •"■■••••.>• :"- T - T .":■■•: . ■■**.■'■ "-. ■■?■"■■-■■ * Ai ll-wool blankets, "IASTLB AM : BRESSiAKING New Black Bilks, 3/- to 15/- in silk, matalasse, la:0e, ii. n/ii. wam n» branches, ' : GREKADINE, NET, ; A LL-WOOL ELA.NNELS, % llf. uhder gdhe.man-agement of a.. , New Colored Silks. 2/6 to 6/6 V From 7/6 to 100/-. : eiest-olass deessmaeee — °— TST^w W™«^ W-1V ~^V V Mmm COUNTERPANES Pit, Style, and Workmanship guaranteed, Ouk present large stock of Black Sims being ■ -^^f™^ 17 " "^^ •■ " ' TOILET COLOEED QUILTS with cnAEOEs. purchased before the great bise •<wj.U.> JDOHIietS, m'smmvk'&smiim «j%w»am « *«**% in Silk, we are in a position ■ From 4/6 to 50/-. TTONEYCOMB TOWELS ; EVKK.ETT KKH^I M fill to offer a full range of ■,■ _ • ~ °— JaL^- n^ - - 111 UIMI 1 1 JfttUOl ■ CS& - U UIR ° An Immense Assorfcrneni of . JJ EOWN HOLLANDS, Bld. Dibeoo? IifPOfiTERS op GLAOI ofomN°BR S TLKs A ™ LADIES « T i N Aw I wm ahd ootton DiAPEEs " . GENERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING atfullylZ-to 2 /6per yard UNDER Ia all th<l L&JZSIL*^ M^L^^D W0 VICTORIA HOUSE. the regular prices. l/,;tO 8/6, .4"- ' CUETAINS, 4/11. For Clothing Adrertisameas see Dally Time,.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AND FOXHILL. TIME TABLE. • m us « « w -^ ea e> fa >ti>nuiiti>tivi<otoia ft —————— — - — i. or • iflnmeoH «Oo p 3' "I w . « ■* »o — ; <o •-; tn to «^ os oi of as ai oo o o m omhoo co^mio .pT g eo n*oio- mO5 •* Read down, o» :::::: g : : M »(^ 2 O O 3 i iliilllll e ------ -^ 'dn pmg ,^8 H4 « o w "* ; w « --< so us 'r f3 -^ oJ en oo od oo xod w cm c-i ?i d .-" r-i — " rM -*" i»? ."fl »>. CO no oo — o <J 00<J)0)0)010)Soi or " - — • ft( «3 «5 «J U3 1O UJ ■« <O O ' Note.— Trains etop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers wishing to alight must give notice to the Guard at the previous station. Season and school tickets, issued to and from all stations, at very low rates.. Apply to tbe Manager. | To insure dtspatch parcels should be booked ten minutes belore the starting of the train. FRANK B. PASSMORE, Superintendent Engineer for Constructed Kailwaya 29th September, 1876. 38 NELSON AND FOXHILL . RAILWAY. EXTRA SUMMER TRAINS will RUN on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, leaving Nelson at 2 p.m., and returning lrom Foshill at 6 p.m. Ordinary Tickets Available. GEO ASHCROFT, Manager. Nelson, Sept. 1 7th, 1877. 5368 SOAP ! SOAP ! SOAP ! HUBRAE! GHEAI SUCCESS 03? Nelson .Soap IN WELLINGTON, BLENHEIM, AND TAKANAKI. To the Inhabitants of the Province op Ne&bon. Why do you buy imported soap, when you can get a cheaper uui uutxek soap maau factured here ? . : Which place do you support ? Nelson, Melbourne or Duned'.n ? It is to your interest to support local industries. With support Nelson won before; and (with your support Nelson will win again. When you order your Gbooqrieb be sure that you order NBLSON SOAP, and see that you get it. Do not be put off with any other brand. Compurj NELSON SOAP— size of bar, pries, and quality — with any imported. Remember that quality is the teat of cheapness. Don'c forget to ask for Nelson Soap!!! KIT FAT WANTED in any quantity Abo, FOWLS, DUCKS, vJBBSB, TUiSKETS, GUINEA FOWLS, and TAME PIGEONS. Wm. Phillips, SOAP & CANDLE MANUFACTURER G£neeal Dealer, &c, JjWAMEA-STREET' NELSON, 3 u»