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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 69, 21 March 1879, Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICE. Great Reductions and Sweeping Reform in the Boot Department. The time has now arrived when we can, with confidence, solicit the public to inspect our large and varied stock of Boots and Shoes. On first adding the branch to our business we had somewhat to feel our way, little thinking it would grow into such importance as it has. Our great aim has always been to give good sterling value for money, being staunch believers in a. nimble ninepence being worth more than a slow shilling. We always study the interests of our customers, and recognise the value of their patronage by supplying a Single Pair of Boots or Shoes at Wholesale Prices, to do which we are now manufacturing largely on our own account, and thus save intermediate profits, and are enabled to guarantee the quality of materials used. The success of the Department having so far surpassed our most sanguine expectations, we feel that we can make still further concessions to the public by greater reductions than ever. We shall therefore in future make all our goods at the very lowest percentage over cost. The Department has also been placed under New Management. We have a a Ladies' Private Fitting Room and Female Attendant, and customers may rely upon being served with promptness and civility. Your careful attention is directed to the undermentioned specialities for this week. T. S. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce. Girls' Elastic Side Boots from 3/-. Ladies' Cashmere Lasting Boots, 3/6, worth 6/6. Ladies' Superior Kid Elastic Sides, 7/6, worth 12/-. Men's Strong Bluchera, 7/9. Men 's Balmoral Shooters, 14/6, worth 21/-. Men's Elastic Side Boots (own make) 14/-, worth 20/-.

Newspaper Agency. A DVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED at the A Evening Mail Office, for the "EVENING STAR," Auckland 924 R. LUCAS & SON. FOR SALE. A CBESTNUT PONY, a&e 7 years, broken Jjl. to Faddie and Harness ; thoroughly Quiet and Bound. 889-3 Apply TWIST & GAY. Wallsend Goal Company, Limited To Mastbbs of Vessels and Others. THE COMPANY are prepared to Supply COALS at their Wharf, the Kuatunawa For further particu'are, apply to the Secretary, Collingwood, or to the Company's Aj,ent 503— f a m .1. C. BURFORL, Nelson. rpENDERS will be received by the WAI--1 MCA ROAD BOARD, until 10 a.m , on SATURDAY, March -29. for Erecting Cart Bridge rear Mr. Stafford's Stab Us. Specifications to be seen alter Saturday, 22nd, at the Turf Hotel. Tenders, of which the lowest will not necessarily be accepted, to be left with Members of the Board, or the undersigned. T. J. THOMPSON, 908 — 3 Secretary. Messrs. J. T. Ford & Co. Hare received instructions from G. F. LOVEGROVE, ESQ., of South Canterbury, TO LET BY TENDER That Magnificent r A* Tt IMC Immediately adjoining the flourishing Township of LEESTON, And now in the occupation of Mr R. GILLETT, comprising 600 "»■*. 600 or thereabouts. Thia FARM is second to none in the district, being really fire t -class farming land, extensively improved, and in a high state of cultivation. The whole is well watered, and for graingrowing or grazing cannot be surpassed. No farmer wishing to lease land for a term of years, that he may clear good interest on outlay should neglect this opportunity, as tbia Farm ia splendidly suited to the requirements of the country. Tenders will he receiyed up to March 25th, 1879. addrefS'd to J. T. tORT) und CO., Auctioneers, Hereford-street, Christchurch. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Occupation given April Ist, 1879. The Farm can be inspected on application to Messrs J. T. Ford & Co.; or to R. Gillett, Esq., on the prtmisea, who will give all Information relative to terms, etc. J. T. FORD & CO., Hereford-street, Chriatchurcb, acd 769 Strathallan-at, Timaru..