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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 220, 25 October 1878, Page 4

Richmond, Spr|i% Groye, Mo&tc^f fT. R. Hodder & C 0. ,! j Have much pleasure in informing their Customers of their : | first shipment of BwMif MB B : E__iPpßSp ; j AND | General JJCerchaiidise. I — :o:~ — ■• ifANCY DRESS MATERIALS ranging from 7|d per yard. j Royal Wool Summer Serges—Twilled Carmelites— Fancy Cashmeres—j Snowflakes— Pure Lustres, iv Navy Brown, Olive, Prune, Fawn, Greys, &cv— Grenadines-r-French Muslins — Piques— Ma-ceilaß-^y ] Prints-rCamhrics— Striped Linens.— A special line in ____TE_Ti j Ginghams, Fancy Colors, Y_-3 9d the Dresu, 12 yards;— Skipei ;' and Check Hollands— Fancy -Dress Hollands. - " — :o: i Hats and Bonnets^ Bonnet- Shapes-^Biiglishl arid .French Flowers— A ' beautiful assortment of real Ostrich Feathers. in r all the new tints and colors—Ladies' Riding Hats— Bonnet Trimmings— Fancy Faille and | Satin ; Fringed Ribbons.. French Kid Gloves^-super ior quality. All the New- Shades— Onq button— fine grain, 23 Gd f pair. » Two hattpns'-^Sne'gr^in, 2sy6d -\ :,*,*_ ' ! » Raised Stitched Backs, 3s 6d ' „ ' LADlEsCcSTipiiS.' '""'" Lace,Cashme-^Netted Silk and Crepe Marionettes— Fischus and Manttes«s N ; Ladies^ Silk Scarfs— Gtfffs^nd; Collars!— The New Bejts_! Corsets.! j^ WI \ Ladies' and Children's ITnderclotliing. i ' ! , . ' .-..*• **■.*■, *! Nursing Aprons— Waterproof Bed Sheets, pmbrellas and Sunshades ia Cotton, Brazilian, Zanilla, and Silk, with Pearl, Ivory, and Agate Handles. • Crochet Antimacassars — Mats and Quilts. Crewdson's Horrock's, Wigan, Croydon, and American Calicoes. ! Superior White Twilled SHEETING, Is 6%d, per yard. j Huckaback and Turkey Towels. 1 . : ' fTh* New Cleopatra Curtains and Table Covers to mateh — Cloth \ and Velvet Tabie Covers— 'Plain, Twilled^ and Satm ... ! Cretons, a large assortment. INDIA MATTING*; Bid per iyard-COCQA MATTIS-Gi_36in wide, ! 2s lOd per yard. Hemp, Dutch, Felt, Kidderminster, Tapestry, a^d Brussels CAB-PETS. Passage > Mats — Door Mats — Hearth Bugs — Carriage Rttgs. f ;o:- — — — — ! Gent.'s and Boys' Clothing. i tiiir In this Department special care has been taken to keep up our reputation for selling reliable goods. Boys' Suits from 10s Qd, less than colonial wholesale prices j Gent.'s Tweed Trousers, new shapes, new designs, 12s 6d, 13s 6d, 15s 6d, 18s :' Colored Mole Trousers, heavy make, 9s 6d per pair Boys' Colored Mole Trousers, 4s 6d per pair Boys* and Men's Strong Working SHlßTS— Gent.'s and Boys' White Military Dress Shirtß. •American PAPER COLLARS— square boxes jGent's Paris HATS— Pith Helmets— Travelling Caps— Cricketing Caps— Spofforth Caps— Soft Felt, Alpine, Yankee, and Jerome Hats— Gent.'s Black and Brown Stiff Felt Hats, broad brims and high crowns— St. James — Argyle— Duke of Rutland •— Duke of - Connaught— M.P.— Beaconsfield— Richmond— Sir Hercules— Lucknow, 4s 9d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 9d, 9s 6d. Boy's and Youth's Soft Felt Hats, Is 9d. A Job Line in West of England Tweeds, At 5s 6d per yard, worth 7s 6d. Black Doeskins — Black Broad — "Waterproof Tweeds Two yards wide double Indiarubber Sheeting for Camp Sheets and Ponchos. lhe BOOT DEPARTMENT Has been well sorted up from the English and Colonial markets, with only that j class of Boot that we feel confident in recommending to our Customers : — Children's Strap, Elastic Side, Button, and Lace-up Boots — Ladies' Fancy Slippers— Ladies' Fancy Shoes— Ladies' Leglet and Button Boots— Men's "Watertights, Colonial and English— Balmorals— Elastic Sides— Canvass Shoes — Cricketing Boots — oSADDLERY.—SaddIes, Bridles, Whips, Girths, o ! FANCT GOODS & STATIONERY. i -;o: • BOOKS.— A large assortment of School Prizes, and Books suitable for Sunday Schools. AR CHER V SETS. G UNS— Single and Double Barrel ' AMMUNITION. NEW SEASON'S TEAS! We are offering a splendid TEA. at 2s 5d per lb. by the half-chest, not to be surpassed for delicacy of aroma. Also, superior New Season's Teas in boxes guaranteed 12Ibs, 245, 265, 28s 6d, 30s, 325. — — :o:A large consignment of New Zealand Preserved Meats In Tins of 21bs. weight : — Brawn — Rissoles — Sheep Tongues — Spiced Beef— r Ham and Chicken— Minced Collop— Boiled Boef and Boiled Mutton (a ; ; most delicious acquisition to the breakfast tab} c) — Ox Tail Soup-^ — Mock Turtle Soup. ■ — - — o Groceries and Oilman's Stores. x»__vz i ____B-r!__ B 3&:i£2:oxox_sff_____3. o Hardware, Glassware, Hollowa,re, and Cutlery. 0 Ward and Paynes Sheep Shears. Wool Bales. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF WOOL, AND MAKE ADVANCES ON SAME. The very Highest Prices given for all kinds of Colonial Produce. o "We [are, prepared to indent for our Customers for all kinds of Awricnlturall Implements and Machinery on thb very lowest tebms. ° LONDON AGENTS— HODDER & STOUGHTO^, 21, Paternoster Eow. \ i