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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 285, 9 December 1878, Page 3

Ne stdor ultra crepidam IS THE MOTTO, AND YOU CAW TRUST IT. THE NEW LEATHER TARIFF. a » i ; O ■■■■-•<-:: * ■© .2 * -g i ® S © « : : : •** J 8 S *2 . • a -a es *; M * J fl » S g i - - J 1 1 1 1 ! ! I f * " i * m t* i 1111 I 11 •j "43 -3 *J3 g a a a J£* .2 .2 .SJ .2 J J ' ,J! o 03 Ladies* Kid and Morocco Boots 03 6d Ladies' Kid and Morocco Boot?, high heels Cs' Gd Ladies' Kid and Morocco Boots, high heels 7s Od Ladies' Kid and Patent Boots, high heels ... 7s Od Ladies' Kid Boots, tassels, military heels ... 7s 6d Ladies* Kid „ „ fancy M. heels... 8s Cd Ladies' Kid Boots, French heels , 9a Gd Ladies' Kid Boots, fancied Polish • 10s 6d Ladies' Kid Boots, „ 11s. Gd Ladieß' Glove Kid (splendid value) 12s 6d to 15s Od A special line of Girls' Patent Leather Lace Boots, from B's to 13's, very valuable for summer wear @ 4/6. O<0OO«O© COOOOO O tn aa co QJ w w rn m <ti m rt> m N H IN CO « <O 00<MhJ)»o O rHiHiHfHiH rHrHiHiHiH r-K ;:::::"2: : : : : -a : A XL I 8 • « S •«> *° . 'S « a »- •t>>.»«- <jT:© 9fe2 £---©,« a oP f 1 I I = -I |f js £ £ £ £ % I § '§ ° g~ £££ £ £ 1 1 1 -i f-f f « -s ■£ a is 42 _ a a a a a a c _<u « a a a o <u CsCsd3GsCis#* 000 # f We do not employ Hawkers as it would be impossible to pay Hawking expenses at the above prices. HEALY & SON, BRIDGKE-STREET.

FRUIT ! FRUIT ! ! WANTED to PURCHASE, all kinds of good and sound FKDIT in any quantity, for Cash. WILLIAM HALE, 4032 — t c Tory and Hardy-streeta. Flying Snobs. WE respectfully beg to inform our friends in the country, and outlying districts, that we have no connection with the Snobs who are flying around in an JErial Machine, containing a few Trunks of Boots, which they profess to sell cheap. The genuine akticle is to be had, cheaper than ever At Healy & Son's, BEIDGE STREET. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE~ CITY OF NELSON. /GENTLEMEN, — Mr Sharp having an\T nounced bis intention of resigning hit Seat as one of your Members in the House of Representatives, I beg to intimate that, should he do eo, I intend offering myself as a CANDIDATE for Election in his place. When the vacancy occurs, I shall, I trust, have the honor of addressing you, and explaining my political principles. It having been industriously circulated in Nelson that I intend permanently removing from Nelson to Wellington, I teg to assure yon that I have no such intention, and I pledge myself not to do so, bat that my home aball remain as it is now, in Nelson. Your obedient servant, ALBBRT PITT. Nelson, November 29, 1 878. 4021 TO THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NELSON. ri ENTLFMFN,— I beg to offer myself as a VX CANDIDATE for the coming vacancy In the General Assembly for the City of Nelson, and to solicit your support My earnest desire to be in a. position to further the connection of Nelson with the Main Trunk Railway of the Middle Island is my chief object in seeking a seat ; but I will, before the election, BBbtnit my views on the principal politcal questions of the day for your approval. In denial of the truth of a rumor of my being about to visit Esgland, I may eay that I have no intention of leavibg Neltou. end I pledge myself not to do to daring the present Parliament, which has two years to run. Yours faithfully, i „ , ■ ACTON. ADAMB.