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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 273, 25 November 1878, Page 4

TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. Meat! Meat!! Meat!!! GREAT REDUCTION IN MEAT. "OOLLOCK & YOUNG are now jL eeiliug Prime Beef, Mutton, Pork, Limb and Vbal at sfi per. cent, lower than any Butcher in town ' ' lock at your Butcher's Hill and compare ; prices with ours, and jou will Fee that more than .*0 per cent, will he sired by pf»vkip your easb, and dealing with Pollock & Young. Ani as we have gone to a considerable expense in erecting Slauehter-houap, etc... the public wili see at once that we intend to continue, and had it not been for us you wou''d have had to pay fully 50 per cinfc. above the [resent price. Encnurago tie Wanganui Bbtchert, so as to keep the prices reasonable, and the butchers iv chcqck. Monthly Accounts if required, 3647 POLLOCK & YOUNG. R. Simpson, Monumental Stone Yard, (Next Bcl4Ndkks & Co.'s Warehouse), HABDY-STREBT, NELSON. ' Designs for Monuments, Tomtstones, etc., etc , In Mabble, Gkanitk, and Kakantti Stone, can tie seen at the Yard. Tomb Railings Furnished in any Design. 260] GHOLLAH'S Great Indian Cures \ From the extraordinary Cures that have I been performed by these MERITORIOUS MEDICINES in every part of the Colony, they have been pronounced to be J THE WONDER OF THE : NINEFEENTH CENTUSY The two following Testimonials are' given byway of example of very many received. — See pamphlets aad \ testimonials. To Mr. R. HJ^DFIELD, \ Agent of Ghollah's Great Indian Cures,! Nelson. : Nehon, 17th August, 1878. i Dear Sib, — My son has been entirely cured' by one bottle of the Micumatism Mixture,! after having suffered great pain, being quite' a cripple for a fortnight. He has resumed* his^work, and is quite well in health. r ours truly, Richakd Adams. : £el son, September, 1873. ■ To the Proprietor of " Ghollah's Indian; Cures." Sis.— -On looking over my book a to mid 1 out the amount sold in Nelson since the introduction of your medicines, I fled that* there has actually been 147 dozen disposed of, and the sole still continues large. The bene-! fits obtained have been unquestionable, having! come under my own observation. Yours faithfully, ■ R. HADFIELD, i Agpnt. !

CLOSING. Ballarat Gallery of Paintings. BRAND ART UNIOIiI 20,000 TICKETS, AT £1 EACH-; 100 PEIZE S. £2000 FIRST PRIZE £2000. 2nd prize, £1000 ; 3rd prize, £1000 ; 4th prize, £1000 ; sth prize, £1000 ; 6th prize, £1000 • 7th prize, £500 ; Bth prize, £500 ; 9th prize, £500; 10th prize, £500; 11th prize, £250; 12th prize, £250; 13th prize, £250 ; 14th prize, £250 ; 15th prize ,£IOO ; 16th prize, £100 ; 17th prize, £100 ; 18th prize, £100 ; 19th prize, £100; 20th prize £100; 21st prize, £100; 22nd prize, £100 ; 23rd prize, £100 ; 24th prize, £100 ; 25th prize, £50 ; 26th prize, £50 ; 27th prize, £50 ; 28th prize, £50; 29th prize, £50; 30th prize, £50 ; 31st prize, £50 , 32nd prize, £50; 33rd prize, £50 ; 34th prize, £50. 35th to 60th PRIZES, £20 each ; 6lßt to 100 th PRIZES, £10 each. If preferred, Mossra Bridges and Go. gurantee to find purchasers for the pictures at the full amounts for each prize, as stated aboee, at the close of the Drawing. Note. — All moneys are deposited in the Bank of Australasia, to the credit of Wm. Bridges and Q-. E. Finnis, as an Art-Union Trust account for the fulfilment oi the above contract with the Ticket-Holdera. The Drawing will take place on Monday, 16th December, 1878. It is to the interest of all concerned that the drawing should take olace as soon as possible; intending subscribers should not therefore withhold their subscriptions till the last moment, as from that caure only can there arise any necessity tor delay. Tickets and Prospectuses can be obtained from W. M. STAN TON, Sole Agent for Nelson. ' • A Free Breakfast Table." 1878T8A1879 M. M. WEBSTER Has much pleasure in notifying his : numerous customers and the public that he has just completed his selection of XFEW SEASON'S TEAS,; JJ\ and the crop being of an exceptionally high character, and having had a most extensive market to choose from, he is now prepared to offer TEAS of very high value at much SEDUCED PBICES. .•-"■■. . . Choice Kaisow Congoustrong and brisk flavor 2/6 Very Choicest Kaisow Congou— full and strong Pekoe flavor ... 2/9 Choicest Kaisow Pekoe Congou— full rich Paklin flavor 3/Extra Choicest Paklum Pekoe Congou. — veryfull and delicately flavored rich and ripe Pekoe with strength ... 3/4 A very liberal discount off the above 1 prices when a Box, Half-chest, or Chest is taken. 1878TEA1879 " A Free Breakfast Table." so^l

Sewing MabMnes at the PARIS EXHIBITION■an r -ii i # Q # IMMWMMHS ( THE information has just been telegraphed to tbe Anstralasiau Agents that tbe GrEAND PElZE— the highest award in the class— has been awarded* td the Wheeler and Wilson Company. Machines' in Several, ktyles, of both tlie Original and the New Straight Needle! patterp, on sale for Cash, or by Monthly Payments, by the Nelson Agent ■ w: y: WILKINS, Bridge-street. %* BAND M^O^INES in varioqs patterns, all warranted to work well. Downer ? s Kerosine well known as one of the best and safest, if not the YEET BEST illuminating! Oils produoad. ; ; A Presb Supply of this Oil just received, and another lot invoiced to arrive early) in the new year, per " Helen A Holmes," from Boston to New Zealand. ' This KEEOSINE is guaranteed GOOD, and purchasers are invited to examine it upon delivery, and return if not approved. " ! W. O. WILKINS, Importer of Iromriong-ery, Lamps, &c, BRIDGE-ST., NELSON. November, 1878. ; W : <jUOQjOpQj±M^^ k — . •-_— - r __. *fj*. ..