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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIIL, Issue 213, 17 October 1878, Page 2

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. T. S. WYMOND AND CO. Have much pleasure in giving notice of the ARRIVAL of their FIRST SHIPMENTS of SPRING DRAPERY, And in addition beg to intimate the OPENING of their New and Spacious Premises, (BuuVon 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 give satisfaction. :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 tbe JS'ew Spring Fashions. Maida' and Ladies' Underclothing, Skirts, Stays, etc., etc. Pique Pelisses, Cashmere Hoods, Silk Hats, etc., efco. Deux Tones, and Fancy Ribbons, Newest Shades. FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, comprising-Ladies' Silk Scarfs, Linen Sets, Fancy Collars, Ruffles, Swiss Work, etc. Studs, Suites, Solitaires, Dressholders, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, etc., etc. Everything sold at the usual £»O£*XT LA.R 3PKXOBS, and all visiting the HALL OF COMMERCE will give the verdict — CIZEikPER THLSLBa- EVER!!! — :o: New Fancy Dresses, comprising all the latest material. JNew Danish Lustres in all the best colors. PRINTS ! PRINTS ! !— One Thousand Pieces imported direct from the best makers in Britain and France. CARPETS. — Eidder, Tapestry, Felts. Mattings, Oilcloths, etc. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Straw and Felt Hats, Ties, Braces, SMrts, etc., etc. — :o:- — TICKETS for the Grand £300 GIFT DRAWING are still being issued to ever?/ purchaser of One Pound's worth. T. 8. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce.

MRS. and MISS BLACK, are prepared to receive pupils for the PIANOFORTE and SINGING, at their residence, Collingwood-street, opposite the Parsonage. 34 1 1 V TM" n A — EVANGELISTIC X •lf±«V>'. J C3L. SERVICE by Members of the above, at the Wood Sdndat GcHoot, THIP, (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. Sunkey'd Hymus. 3462-2 BURTON'S GREAT AUSTRALIAN (]IE_OUS! WILL OPEN IN NELSON For Three Nights Only ! POSITIVELY. FEIDAY, SATDRDAY, and MONDAY, October 18, 19, and 21. DAY PERFORMANCE on SATURDAY, to commence after arrival of 2.30 Train. SPECIAL TRAINS will run, so that persons Imogen the railway line can cheaply and conveniently SEE THIS GREAT CIRCUS. Admission — MILLION PRICES ! Pit 2/ , Stalls 3/-. Chairs 4s. Children, Half-price. The Company will open in Wellington on October 23. 3150 4 WILLIAM WOODYEAR, Agent — — . -. NELSON AND FOXHILL RAILWAY. EXTRA TRAINS will run. to enable Country Residents to attend BURToN'S CIRCUS, as follows :— On FKIDAY, the 18th instant, a Train will leave Foxhiil at 6 15 pm., arrive Nelson at 7.30, leaving Nel«oa for all stations at 1 i p m. On SATURDAY, the 19th, the 430 p.m. Train will be delayed until 5 p.m. The Ordinary Traia will leave Foxhiil as usual at 6 p.m., and a Train will leave Nelson for Foxhiil at 11 p.m., stopping at all stations On MONDAY, the 31st, a Train will leave Foxhiil at 6.15 p m for Nelson returning from Nelson at 1 1 p.m., Eso.pphig at all Stations. Single Tickets will be issued by the 6.15 Train on available (or return until Monday. GEO. ASHCBOFr, 3440 Manager, ,