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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 259, 8 November 1878, Page 2

The HALL OF_ COMMERCE IS THE ; -» NOTED HOUSE rofi Millinery, Straw Hats and Bonnets, - • Feathers, Flotvers 3 Dress Materials, Merits and Boys* Clothing, Hats, Caps, etc. Carpets, Oil Cloths, Sheetings, &c. English and Colonial made BOOTS JIuBJiO £?!OrO]S3. EYEEYTHieIfpOMAR PRICES! « — :o:H^ The stock is now the largest and most complete in Nelson, and for price and quality cannot be surpassed. Intending participators in the FBEE GIFT DKAWIM are reminded that the Tickets are Nearly All Issued, and therefore to secure a chance their purchases should be made THIS WEEK ! Holders of Half Tickets arejequested to get them changed for WHOLE ONES. T. S. WYMOND AND CO., HAUL, OF COMMERCE.

NOTICE. To Parties about to Furnish. npHE undersigned having decided to leave JL Nelson, offers the whole cf his stock of Well-made Furniture Below Cost Price "2 Handsome Sideboards in Cedar, Carved. Must be cleared by the end of December. No reasonable offer refused. Hodbe and miop fos Sale. Terms Liberal. a\ BHONB 9 Cabinet Maker, Bndge-st. 3753-26 COUNTY" OF VVAIMeX : WAI-ITI RIDING. IN pursuance of the provisions of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876,"! hereby give notice that an KLKC•t ION of ONE COUNCILLOR for the Waiiti Riding will be held od WEDNESDAY NFXT, the 13th November. , The Poll will be taken a the Institute, Upper Motueka Valley, and the Candidates are Joseph Shephard Alexander Drummond CHARLES CANNING, Returning Officer. 7th November, 1878. -8743 Spring & Summer DRAPERY. Jolin Coutts Kespectfully announces the arrival of NEW GOODS FOB THE APPKOACHING SEASON. New Costumes. New Mantles. Plain and Fancy Dress Materials in all the new textures. Tussore Lawns. French Cambrics. White and Fancy Under Skirts. JUST OPENED— French and English Millinery Elegant Bonnets from 7/6 Trimmed Hats from 6J6 , ' Plain and Fancy Straw Hats, Sun Bonnets, etc.. etp. A choice ;lot of Children's Tunioa and Peliues. Fancy Scarfs, Squares, and. Ribbons. Sun Shades and Parasols. JOHN COUTTS, IMPOKTER 05 KOPLTIES TRAFALGAR-STREET,. ... 30?

FOXHILL BREWERY. GROVES HARVEST ALE, 3754 tc 2/- <F Gallon. AP ÜBL I C TEMPERANCE MEETING will be held in the WJfiSLEYAN CHURCH THIS (Friday) EVENING, at Half-oast 7, when ADDRESSES will be delivered by the Keva. Bull, Bottle, and other Ministers attending District Meeting. Alu cordially invited S. F. SHERWOOD, 3737 — 2 Secretary. H.R.H. the Prince of Wales' Birthday ! rpHEADDFELLOWS'-pTE JL \J will be held JL In Mr. Baigent's Paddock, Wakefiplu, On MONDAY NEXT, Nov. 11, on which occasion there will be A GRAND PROCESSION in full Regalia, which, alter. SERVICE at the CHURCH, will proceed to the FETE GROUNDS, headed by the WAKEFIELD BKASS BAND, which is specially engaged lor the day, where a Large Programme of SPORTS, consisting of Sfventeen items, will be contested for. There will be a First and Second fme for eacu Event (tor particulars see small bills) The NELSON ATHLKTIC CLUB will perform their wonderful feats during the day. The REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT will be carried out on a liberal aeale by Messrs M snaky and Pdrsbb. Dinner in a Spacious Building on the Ground ironx 12.30 to 2.50, tickets 2/6. Tea from 3.30, tickets 1/6, Children l]-. After a thorough good day's enjoyment. , the public are invited to join in the merry DANCS ht the CnoßiL Hall, at 8 p.m Tbb Railway arrangements cfEer every facility to people from town Return tickets at single fare, and the time of trains leaving gives every convenience to the public. — 2 Salvage! Salvage! FROM THE LATE FIRE at Messrs. N. Edwards & Co.'s Bonded Store. Wk Lave bought from the aboreinentioned Firm, the TUIAGED GREY CALICOES U SHEETINGS, &c.,&c, Slightly wet (fresh water), and will clear ; the same at A VERY SMALL ADVANCE. Come and secure tlie Bargains ! T.S.Wymond&Co, HALfc OF COMMENCE. 635