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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 309, 31 December 1877, Page 2

V' ~~ ; — —: . ; . _I_*Vij CHRISTMASPMSENII T. S. Wymond & Co. j INTEND II GIVING UP j THE TOY AND FANCY PART 01? THEIR : BUSINESS, And will therefore give their Customers the beoefifc by sacrificing oa .he Sixpenny, and One Shilling Tables. ~m The whole of their Sfcockfin this line, together with their last aad largei^'lM meet of EANCT GOODS just received, aone of which articles:: !«| would be sold in the regular way for leas than 2/6, r '_«__■ The Goods Comprise 'In Superb Bohemian Vases of all colors and iesigii™ Ladies' Fancy Baskets—Siieii Money _E^xdfl Sliell Work Boxes—Pin Boxes—Tape BoxcM Claristmas Mottoes—-Pin Cushions—Gar™ Tools—New Hosiery—Smelling Bottles—Sce^ —Table Mats —Fancy Soaps — Tow©ls-*To| fJ[ Covers—Linen Sets—China Mugs—and tlio^j ands of other articles, useful, instructive, mm ornamental, and entirely too numerous to pa|| ticularise. .m The public ace therefore respectfully invited to pay ua a via.., whea Wt| assured that the unanimous verdict will be that a grander display of jM CHRISTMAS GIFTS has never been seen ia Nelson. wL\ Special Chnstmas ReductionS Are also being made in every department, and Visitors from the Country awll buyers of , jHj BRAPERY yjM CLOTHING Jfi MILLINIfI And EANCY GOODS will find ifc greatly to theie advantage -_M " to visit the tfM Hall'of Commercel

V CHRISTIANS, sw^lT^Z,™, „ fM —fc . The manifest blessing that ha» attended former gatheringa encourages the hops that a spirit of increased faith and prayer will be in exercise for fuller and richer blessings. That the Lord will incline the tearfes of even a larger numbsr of lm children to come together in the spirit of brotherly love and mutud heiplulness, that believers might be edifled, and uabaliefors won to Jesus, to whom be glory for ever aed ever. Amen. Proosammb The following topic and Ihe various subjecti appended, with a few tests out of man y that mi^bt be Belected are su-_Seßted for the Morning and Afternoon consideration :- THINGS THAT DIFFBK. Justification. j Sauctiaoatioa.; mL _, Tho Foundation. | The Saper.tracture. - — Peace with God by The Peace of God faith in Christ. apprebt.Jed and eojojed, The work of ChrisUThe work of the for me. j Spirit within me. Life, meaning Spirit-I Life in Ua vigor and ual eslstence. | healthfulneas. My etate before God.f^he state of mv heart J__toward 8 God. The Mohnixg Mbbiino will commence at Eleven, closing at One. It is hoped that as on former yea^s, our beloved Brethren in the Ministry will be P'esent to address the meeting with other valued laborers. The Afternoon Meeting will commence at Half-past Two. Fbiends are most welcome to Pic-nic on I the Grounds. TEA provided at 5 p.m. The large tent will be erected. Evangelistic Addrerses will be delivered from Sis t-> Eight. ALL ARE WELCOME —most sincerely welcome. Brethren pray for as. 4836 LOST on November 17. between the College and Taranaki Buildings, a i ong, Black OVERCOAT. Finder rewarded ft the Ho.pital. 4905 Ln«T«„«rrMrkAV r» T, nmnn™2i'«^¥ Tl*,*'nP} GOLD BROOCH, binder rewarded oa U.v,ng it at Maxl Office. 4906_3 -—— — — = A LBUMlfc. great vantiy. -OL Afc R. LDCAS & SON'S. Z Z ~~ EXCUESION FKOM MOTUEKA. (»fe-_. **3_ nnHE' st Mmo> «I|ybv I aßteamet LADY BARKLY will leave Motneka fqr Ne'son To-morrow, TUESDAY MORNING. January Ist. at 7 o'clock, reluming Wedneiday Morning al 7. Fare Thbrf. and Back, 5/-. JAMES S. CROSS, Jan.,

GRAND Annual Gat_terir| MAITAI VADLBY'M -. _ ,■ ; fm W^fi"W Y^ACITf* Q TlqtsS V . . S3€ ?r D ■L^**J3 i@l^'^^ : - • ' a BANT) ns* : ' i6r tt btT» !h * B AJI he in attendance -J_ attendance. *m n- c, '*IIH f IHE SPORTS WILI, COMPBISE aS Mile Champion Race fl Two-Mile Walking Matohi M ■tSI9.?^ l??tSnSi tSSX!*, . 'M VmSw^w a°i?- g 'St Vaulting and Wrestling m Gymnaatioa, &0., &q,_ igm ' -' gjM OBERAI. PRIZES for all events YS__\ B°mi? SILVER CUP and E*_tra Moijfl Frizes for Special Event?. ITo_ pacti_*__fl| and conditions of entry see pcoicamme. Tickets of Membership may be obtai_ffl| from any of the Directors, the TreafJfi and the Secretary. ■ ; -IB 4562 EDWD * »OKE, M -• • Seeret-|M| PTTATriiT? <198 -^^^ WIMS fe SFIRITB For CHRISTMAS. ■—— "W"I"N"l-<'g^ V SHERRY from good Linnec Wine to very fioe Old Amontillado and Vie de Pasto. Also, Tery old Brotra Eaafe India. PORT from first-class Shippers, Family an-3 . Dry. to very old Tawny. CLARETS, Madeira, Marsala, Heck Saii&c, &c. ' , r CHAMPAGNE, Roederer, Moet et Chahdoa, Veuve Clicquot. Ackerman, etc., in pinta and UMtsSPARKLING HOCK, Mosslle and Bur--8««dy in piuts and quarts. AUSTKj_J_I__N WINES—a ehoiGe'varfaey Slnriiz, Conßfc.mi_, VeedeUho, Boegundy, etc., etc <51T3TT"">Tones m™™*^ n q» 5 SENNESSY'S One Star, Three Star, and MA-KTELL'S Pale and Dark, Dubois, and Three-Dagger Brands, Old JamaiS Rum, Old Irish and Scotch WMsfcy J.U K.Z. Geaev«, Old TOOT, S|weet^d London Gia,;.Schiuipp^' Scotch Ginger Wlna. Raspberry Viae^ gar. Lime aad Lemon Juice, etc, etc. j^Qd a r.ra assoetmeafc ai tha Cho.css. Fo«h Li^ak.''! Aromatic Bitters* • : •'•-] Also, ENGLISH BOTTLED ALES ani SJ OIJT ' beßfe b™Qte. _ APoiiiKAE^ • %ss' Aa 7 oi the above to be had by tm 61ng19 ..o!61? oc 4cZQQ- Betai.ed Priaalk^ oa aPPhoßfclf >a. • •• - M WILLIAM FLETOHEEI WINE MEBCHAM^,.. .^1