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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 209, 2 October 1878, Page 2

Ijjjlljflj HALL 0E COMME j^|||^B^K?' SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. T. S. WYMOND AND GO. Have much pleasure in giving notice of the ARRIVAL of their FIRST SHIPMENTS of SPRING DBAPERT, And in addition beg to intimate the OPENING of their New and Spaciotjs Pebmisbs, (Built on the site of Mr. Hadfield's old shop), which have been fitted exclusively as a Ladies' Millinery, Underclothing, and Fancy Emporium, and with every regard to the comfort and convenience of customers. NOW OPEN, and marked at PRICES to DEFY COMPETITION— A Splendid Assortment of English, and Colonial Millinery Hats and Bonnets. This Department is under the management of a FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, who will execute all orders in a style sure to giro satis.'pcrion. ;o: STRAW HATS— Maids' and ladies', in all the Newest Shapes. Umbrellas and Sunshades. French and English Flowers and Feathers. Large Assortment Ladies' Costumes, Cashmere and Lace Fichus, Mantles, etc., in the iNew Spring Fashions. Maids' and Ladies' Underclothing, Skirts, Stays, etc., etc. Pique Pelisses, Cashmere Hoods, Silk Hats, etc., etc. Deux Tones, and Fancy RibboLs, Newest Shades, FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VABIETT, coir prising— Ladies' Silk Scarfs, Linen Sets, Fancy Collars, ftuflles, Swi?s Work, etc. Studs, Suites, Solitaires, Dressholders, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, etc., etc. ! E very thin g sold at the usual POFIJLAB PEICBS, and all visiting the HALL OF COMMERCE will give the verdict — CHEAPER VEBLAXX EVER!!! — — :o: — — - New Fancy Dresses, comprising all the latest material. JNew Danish Lustres in all the best colors. FEINTS ! PRINTS ! !— One Thousand Pieces imported direct from the best makers in Britain and France. CARPETS. — Kidder, Tapestry, Felts. Mattings, O.lcloths, etc. Men's and Boys' Clo oiling, Straw and Felt Hats, Ties, Bieces, Shirts, etc., etc. :o: TICKETS for the Grand £300 GIFT DRAWING are still being issued to every purchaser of One Pound's worth. ■ A. .I, T. S. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce.

FOR SALE— TWO COWS in Milk. At Mr GRAY'S, 3256-4p The Wood. FUNERAL. HpHE Frierds of I.UCT snJ the late H. J. .1 TUNNIOLIFF are re«p<c fully invited to attend the FUNEKAL of their late Daughter ILJZA, which will leave their rtsidei c a at Vfper WAKEFiEiD.on THURSDAY, the 3rd initant at 1 p.m. I. BAIGENT, 3293 Undertaker. DISTRICT ORDER. UNTIL further orders, the ARTILLFRY CADETS and CITY CADETS CORPS will both DRILL on WEDNESDAYS, at 7.30 p.m. ALBERT PITT, Major, 3295 Commanding District. ESTABLISHMENT FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTED BT MISS FOSBERY, JSILE-STKEUT EAST. HPHE Fourth Quarter of (he current year J. will commence on the 4th of Oc ober. MUSIC by a thoroughly experienced Teacher. 3145-6 NILE.STRb.ET EAST Drapery & Grocery Store (NEXT I'IiIMCB Ai BERT HOTEL). SPECIAL NOTICE, NOW OPENING OUT— New Spring & Summer Drapery PLAIN and Fancy Dress Materials in all the New Textures New Prints, Muslins, French Cambrics Linen Sets, Fancy Collars, Ruffles Flowerp, Ftathejs, ami Ribbons fctraw Hats in all the newest shapes, trimmed, untrimmed, or trimmed to crdtr And a general assortment of HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY, of good quality, chtap. AWo, GROCERIES of all descriptions — Hollow- ware — Earthenware Chin w«re— Glassware — Tinware— Bruehware B3T All Goods in this Establishment, comparing quality, will be sold as cheap aa any Douse in town. Inspection invited. Miss k. CrAßDjpty Kanagw,

A " knight of the road" was recently at a public house at Wanganui, when a customer called for "A pint of colonial." After he had been seved he looked into the pewter with a very wry face for some little time. The publican asked : " What was the matter ?" To which the customer replied : " The point aint full." Mine host, a man evidently not without wit, then said : " There you are mistaken ! the pewter is three quarters full of beer and the duty will ' Balance' the measure." This " fetched" the customer, who smiled and drank his beer.

WANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. Mrs. ROBSON, 3506— 3 Richmond. WANTFJ) a good GENERAL SERVANT, also a GIRL about 17, to fcike cha-ge of Children. 330 i— t c MRS. THORNTON, the Port. WANTED a GENERAL SERVANT. Must be able to Cook. Apply S3oo— lp "Globe" Hotel. SLEEVE UNK.—The person who advertised a Jost Sleeve Link will please call at Mail Office. 3301—1 CATTLE TRESPASS ACT, 1868. "VTTOTIC^ is hereby given that on and ll after the 2let day of thh month the provisions of "The Cattle Trrepaes Act" wxl be enforced upon our Land, either fenced or unfenced, the same bounded bv Blow<r"n Creek, Wai-iti, to the Motapiko river, Motueka Valley. And in consequence of tho damage done lately by Doge amongst our Sheep, we caution the pihlie that PuiSt'N may be laid after she aoove date on any portion of our property. ELLTS BROTHERS. Gordon Downs, Mofueka Valley, October I, 1878 3305 MRS. and MISS BLACK, krmerly of Wellington, will arrive about the middle of the jr. eent month, when they will commence giving LESSO^^S oa the PIANO, and in SINGING. Applications lo be made to the Office of this Paper. Nelson, October 1, 1878. B^6o WAIMATE GOLD-MINING COMPANY [Limited] AT a Meeting of Directors in the above Company, held on the 28th instant, i Call (4th) cf TWO SHILLINGS and SIX PEN'E rer Share on Second AiVtment was struck and made payable to the Manager, at tiie company',) Office, Ahaura, oa WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of October, 1 878. J. McMYNN, Manager. Absnw, September 30th, 1878. 837ii«-3