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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 176, 24 August 1878, Page 3

SPECIAL SPECIAL During August. :o: ■ .T. JR. Hodder & Co., o__T%. __L MW? ___j_£_llL u&S&J^%j5? ___%!_. _I___P& Have decided to CLEAU OUT tho Balance of tbeir "\ VINTEE At the following Four Shillings in the £1 will be returned as Discount on all General Drapery— Calicos, Sheetings, Blankets, Flannels, Crimean Shirtings, Hollands, Tweeds, Linens, Diapers, Ticks, Curtains, Table Covers, Damasks, Rugs, Carpets, $c. :o: Having Purchased the Stoek afc a very great advantage from the hie Firm, there are many lines that will bo offered at much 3*£o_R,:___ _e__B_o"OC.^33 K-a-^ES-B 3/8 Heavy Wool Serge, reduced to ... 1/8 Ladies' Cloth Jackets— 1/9 Heavy Wool Serge, reduced to ... 1 1 * Former price 100/-, reduced to 47/G 2/1 Good Heavy Serge, reduced t0... __ Former price SO/-, reduced to 45/- -- 10, -~ 7 , , Former price G7/G, reduced to 39/---1- jjancy Dresses, , 2y.l s , reduced to 5/0 Former price 35/-, reduced to 21/---1- lancy Dresses, 12yds, reduced to 8/6 Former price 20/-, reduced to 10/6 18/- Fancy Dresses, 12yds, reduced to ./_ _______ 3/6 Heavy Wool Plaids, reduced t0... 1/11 Black axd Drab Silk Matalasse axd 2/8 Heavy Wc-l Plaids, reduced t0... 1/9 Cash, ikre Jackets— 1/9 Heavy Wool Plaids, reduced to ... ll J former price 90/-, reduced to 49/6 200 Ladies' Sktp.ts— Ladies' Ulsters and Waterproofs— From 1/11 to 15/- wonderfully cheap J • :o: ~ MILLIISTERY DEPARTMENT. Fashionably Trimmed Hats, 3/11 i 3 5 boxes French and Euglish Flowers from A 'arge assortment of Millinery Trimmings 3d to 5/Faucy Bonnet Silks from 1/G __•'., „ All Fancy Ribbons Halt-price A choice , assortment of Feathers', Wings, 250 pieces Heal aud Imitation Laces, at less and rds than English cost 520 pieces English and French Ribbons ■ : 0 : The LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING and CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT is weli assorted and purchased by us in the best Euglish market at veryjlow prices. Four Shillings in the £1 discount in this department. _ : o: — Clothing and Gentlemen's Outfitting. Gent.'s Silk Ties aud Scarfs , Geelonc Tweed Trousers and Vests Genu, s Silk Handkerchiefs Men's Tweed Suits Gent .'s White Shirts Men's Blue Paget Coats Boys' strong Linen Shirts Gentlemen's Black Broadcloth Suits Men s Heavy W orking Shirts Boys' and Youths' ClothinoM en's Cord and Mole Trousers 200 Knickerbocker Suits from 1 0/6 Men's Tweed Trousers aud Vests &_., &c. &c. With Four Shillings in ihe £1 discount. . — :o: — All purchases at these reduced rates strictly for cash. The Sale will not be continued after the Slst August. 2498

•."><_ aqj, b.i— o.z. 'xaasis-iinssDa '__>IIV «I . H B;.Jo_i T[_uis j9qio pun ' ___._•__) 'saxog _voisnj\r nosioflui XSINIHOYM S_.l__._tS \™V fT B £N -D.ad a>o oin 'JSOSNISOIVJL 0 i <_O_LS J..__o<T TENDERS er. invited for BUILDING B SCHOOL-HOUSE ut Reefton. Plans and Specifications maybe seen at the Education Office, Nf lson. Sealed tenders, heided " Tender for Heefton School," may be sent to the undersigned until fccptamber 4. W. C. HODGSON, 2766-6 Secretary Nelson Education Board. ANNOUNCEMENT of REMOVAL. J. W. TATTON, Surgeon Dentist, etc., has EEMOVED to his Private Residence Trafalgar-square, next to Dr Williams's, where he i_ay be CONSULTED daily in every branch of big profession. Havinur disposed of his Drujrgist Business to Mr. D. R. CHISHOLM, it will, lor the future, be carried on by him. 24 G6 "THERE'S NOTHING LIIE LEATHER," "Were tbe memorable words of St. Crispin, as ho travelled through Italy and the South of Prance putting new soles upon the feet of the poor a long time ago. Healy.. Son Have just received a large assortment of LADIKS', GENTLEMEN'S and CI-IILDUEN'S Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Suitable for the Season, which they are Selling at the lowest remunerative rates. To keep your feefc dry and warm, purchase a pair of those renowned ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORK SOX, only to be had at Healy & Son's, BEIDGE-STREET. 2415-a By order oi the Public Trustee. In tho Intestate Estate of Thomas B. Hopgood, AUCTION on or about TUESDAY, Sept. 11, 1678, at Coilingwood. THE CLAIM and WATER-RACE, belonging to the Estate of the late Thos. B. Lopwood, situated near Golden Gully. Colling woo J. ' JOHN B. MABIN, ! 282 ? Auctioneer.