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The best char ,cc ever offered to the public of Neteon. GEEAT CLMMCEIiSALIT" Draperyr to be GivenJAway* at Cost Price. GIVING UP~BUSINESSr at.** la consequence of continued ill health, JOHN COUTTS Has decided to giv e up business, and to effect this object he willoffer'on " SATUBDAY, JANUARY 11, " and utttii further notice, the whole of his Valuable Stock at Prime Cost Pricei MAEE NO iMISXAKE!— THE SALE COMJEBSOE3 On SATURDAY^ AN UARY 11, 1879. Bear in mind the fact that everything in the Shop is marked down to Cost Price, from the snaaUest wares lo tbe most valuable commodity, so that thero can ue no doubt in milking choice of tbe cheapest article, as everyfcbino- i s cheap alike. To enumerate the reductions throughout would fill this Paper, but tbe following List of a lew of the bargains, wiil satisfy any sceptical person of tb c lona fide nature of the sate. Colored Dress Stuffs, G£d Thread Glovos, 6d Colored Lustres, 9d Best Kid Gloves, 3/9 Black Alpaca, 8d Ladies' Belts, 6d Colored Grenadines, 6£d Black Ribbon Velvet, -'from 1/4 the piece Black „ 9d Corsets, 2/-, 2/3, 2/9 Rich Colored Silks, 63/- 16 yards Ladies' Colored Cotton Hose, 6J-d Rich Black Silks, 3/6 per yard Ladies' White Cotton Hose, lOd Japanese Silks, 10|d per yard "White Calico, pure and stout, 4d per yard Linea Costumes, 10/6 Grey „ 2s lid per dozen yards Stuff Costumes from 8/6 White Cotton Sheeting, \j~ per yard White Pique from 10/6 Grey „ v \\i^ Stuff Winter Costumes, from 15/- Stout Cotton Th;k, 7£d per yard" Stuff Children's Costumes, from 10/G Fure Liven „ ]j_ Children's Pique Costumes, from 3/6 Linen Huckaback, 6*d " Silk Jackets, 7/6 Horrocks' Lr,ng Cloth, 36in, 5d per yard Galatea Skirts, 3/6 Cretonnes, 9»d per yard White Pique do, 5/6 Best Hoyle's Prints, 6^d per yard New Fisbus, 8/6 French Cambrics, fancy, BJd per yard White Straw Hats, 6d French 'Cambrics, plain, S£d Black „ 6d Best Galatea Stripes, 9.} d ", Ladies' Ulsters, 8/6 Stout Brown Holland, C^d Children's „ 4/9 Russia Crash, 6d ' Children's Waterproof Cloaks, 1/9 White Dimity, 7£d " Pinafores, lOd each Scotch Twill Shirts, 2/6 each Colored French Merinos, 1/9, 2/9 Crimean Shirts, all wool, 6/8 each Winseys, 6»d White Flannel, 11 J- per yard Winsey Skirtings, 1/3 Scarlet „ l/Ladies' Lace Ties, 3d each Crimean „ ]/4 ?> Lace Collarettes, 1/-, 1/6 Wbite Blankets, per pair, 11/LinenSets,Bd Colored „ single, 5/1 1 each H^ The above List gives bufc a fainfc idea of fche SWEEPING REDUC TIONS that have been made,— Come and see for yourselves ! Don't forget! Every Article in the Shop going at Cost Price!! MUST BE SOLDt THE PREMISES TO LET. The Business to be Disposed of. All Goods marked in Plain Figures. $3F PLEASE NOTETERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: The Shop will Open at 10 o'clock each morning. All Goods sold will be for Ready Money Onl} 7 . The Books of Credit will be Closed from this date. JOHN~COUTTS, Trafalgar-street WANTED a gooi HAND ior the _„. M drapery. Appiy Miss Stothard 93— n T. H. .'-'.ODDER & CO., Bichmond. „. T . 0 . . , , , „ , . (Late Lady Principal of the Gin's Training B/. GENERAL AGENT, INTENDS TO OPEN IN NELSON a 39-3 mo Bridge et., Nelson. QTJPERIOR SCHOOL FOR IO YOUNG LADIES Mr. R. W. POWnall, abo7e 12 y ears of a S e > on 3rtl JFe&rusry. TEACHES OE MUSIC AND Terms Quwtc-rJy, in advance. DRAWING. Superior iCnglleh (including Fcieuce. and References— Loed Bishop of NEtaoN. Perepective Dray, ing), FreDch, and IleEev. S. tooLB, Motueka, menvary German, latin and Mathematics £3 3s. Temporary Address— Mr W. M. Stanton's. Music and Masters extra. 197 23) There's no future hope for a man with a Leather Sole. 0 V\fE would adrise all those who are V V in want of Leather Soles, to try Healy & Sojnt, who are now selling* Better and 1 Cheaper BOOTS and SHOES than has eyer been sold in Nelson. :o: Ladies' best Lasting Boots, reduced to 9/6, usual price, 12/6 Boys' Strong Nailed Boots, our own make, from 7/9 Gentlemen's Elastic Boots, our own make, 15/---e And all other Goods equally CHEAP. :o: -~ Persons who are puzzled to know why " they do not get on in the world, had better look to their BOOTS ! p HEALY <fe SON, BRIDGE-STREET.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 23, 27 January 1879, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 23, 27 January 1879, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 23, 27 January 1879, Page 3

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