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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 40, 15 February 1878, Page 2

Selling Off ! ! Selling Off ! II — . -;o: — i T. 8. WYMOND & CO. are always Selling Off, and it is their intention to continue to do so, and although they are not RETIRING PROM BUSINESS yet it is imperatively necessary to make considerable reductions in their Summer Stock in order to prepare for extensive alterations in their premises which their increasing trade positively demands. The Nelson Public, Country Settlers, Runnolder3, HotelKeepers, and anyone in want of the Cheapest Drapery, Clothing, Millinery, &c, in New Zealand, will do well before purchasing elsewhere to read the following List, which may be taken as a fair criterion of the prices ruling at the : HALL OF COMMERCE. Men's Tweed Suits, 27s 6d, splendid value. Men's Mole Trowsers, 5s 6d. Men's White Dress Shirts, Linen Fronts and Wristbands only 2s lid. Boys' Kmcker Suits, from 4s 6d. 30 gro3s Paper Collars, only 3d per box Men's Heavy Tweed Trowsers and Vests, 11s 9d. : - — :o:Full made^ Costumes, White, Braided Black, Neatly Trimmed, 9s lid, original price, 255. [A large assortment of Lace Fichus, from 4s lid. A'case of Ladies' and Girls' Straw Hats to be cleared at 3d each. -:o: Six boxes French Flowers 3d per Spray Ladies' White Skirts, 2s 6d. Ladies' White Pique Skirts, Flounced and Braided, 2s lid. Ladies' Chemise?, 2s Gd (worth ss). Stout White Calico, 3s lid per dozen. ' ' Grey Calico, 2s lid per dozen. Good White Sheeting, 9£d per yard. ; Fancy Dress Materials from 5s lid per dress French Printed Muslins, 3s lid per dress (ordinary price 12s 6d). The 6d.; Is., and 2s. od. Tables are crowded with both Useful and Ornamental Articles, the whole ot which are 50 per cent, under regular prices; — :o: — — . . The Balance of Summer Remnants will be thrown, without regard to price, on : .the Is. and 2s. 6d. Tables, '• , T. S. WYMOND & CO.

NOTICE. to merchantß, storekeepers, and the Public generally. HAVING purchased from the Trustee the Business, Stock-in-Trade, &c. belonging to the Estate of Wm. Thomson, I trust that by strict attention to bussines, and by manufacturing nothing but genuine articles, to merit a fair share of public patronage. ALBERT HENRY FRANK, Wholesale and Retail MANCFAcraniNG CONFECTIONER, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON. 511-3 JtTAIN'S LOCAL SWEEP. DUNEDIN CUP, 1878. 250 Tickets 10/6 each. £125 PRIZES. £ «. d. First Horse 62 10 0 Second Horse 25 0 0 Third Horss ........12 10 0 Startera divide 12 10 0 Non-starters divide.... 12 10 0 £125 0 0 In the event of more or less tickets being *old, Prizes \o be distributed pro rata, less 5 per cent. Subscription List closes on tha 25th, Drawing takes place on the 26th, Run on the 28th instant. FRED. MAIN, 507—s Treasurer. HOMEWARD BOUND QUARTZMINING COMPANY [Limited]. AT a Meeting of tha Directors in the above Company, held on the Bth February, 1878, a CALL (the 2nd) of ONE PENNY per Share was struck, and made payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, Heefton, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of March, 1878. L. DAVIES, Manager. Reefton, Fetruary 14, 1878. 464-2 HARDY-STREET WOOD AND COAL YARD. NOTICE. GEORGE ARMSTRONG having purchased thfi business hitherto carried on by Mr. G. Natlob, as a Dealer in Wood and Coal, begs to inform his Friends and the Public generally that he intends to continue tbe same, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with moderate prices and fair dealing, to merit a share of public support. Wood and Coal delivered to all parts of the Town. Wood cut in lengths to suit customers. Orders punctually attended to. Note the Address.— Corner of Hardy and Charcli-a.reeta, a few steps irom ;the Railway 'Bus terminus. 495—86