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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 104, 2 May 1879, Page 3

FOR SALE. FIFTY THOUSAND BAHBERRY PLANTS, Two and Thrte-yesr old, Cheap. 1341-6 W. II ALE, Tory and Hardy-its. A FEW KNITTING MACHINEB FOB bALE. Cash, £6 each. Enquire at A. TRAUTVETTER'S, 1197— tc Trafalgar-street The Colonial Scotch. Pie Shop, WHERE all kinds of CAKES, PASTRY, BUNS and BREAD are made Fresh every day. Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa from 1 1 a.m. to 1 1 p.m. "Wedding, Christening, and Birthday Cakes made to order oo the shortest notice. R. SCOTT, BAKER AND PASTRYCOOK, Central Bri J ge-street, (the Shop lately occupied by MrsMiddlemus) Country Friends always Welcome. 1236— e mo

I>RIVATEBOARD and RESIDENCE ■ JL Apply Mrs. T. C. BATCQELOR, * 1096-t c Waimea-street. GOOD ACCOMMODATION for Gentlemen and Private Rooms for Families at Mrs. ASKBW'S, Rose Lodge, Nile-st. 67 NOTICE. ANY person in pursuit of Game, or otherwise TRESPASSING on my property, Toi-toi Valley, will bs PROSECUTED. 1025 T. HARLEY. NOTICE. I HEREBY AUTHORI3E Mrasas. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE to Receive all Out standing ACCOUNTS DUE to me, and their Receipt will be a sufficient discharge. JOHN COUTTS. Nelson, February, 1879. ALL ACCOUNTS in the above E B tate remaining UNPAID, after May 7th, will be SUED FOR without further notice.; LOVEDAY & TiEYHOE. April 80, 1878. u 2 l

PUBLIC NOTICE. We respectfully beg to thank the public for the liberal support they have given to us for the last twenty years, and more especially for the very extended patronage since we altered our style of business. "We have often been asked the reason why we are able to sell our goods cheaper than any other person in Nelson. Our answer to that is — Firstly : That we only sell for Casii. Secondly : That being Direct Importers, we are able to sell at much cheaper rates than if the goods were bought in the Colony, as we purchase them considerably under the wholesale prices here. Thirdly: Being thorough Practical Shoemakers, we have no wages to pay for anything in the shape of Managers, and therefore our expenses are a mere nothing. Fourthly: And we are now in a position, as far as money is concerned, to take advantage of any Bargains in the trade that may be offering. But we are too well versed in the business to have anything to do with bankrupt stocks, as it requires too much gas to puff such goods away. Our friends will therefore find us at the Old Stand in Upper Bridge-street, where, we are certain, all will be satisfied, and by purchasing from us they will bate money, and we shall get a small profit. We do not intend to advertise Boots @ 3/4£ worth 12/6f , as that way of advertising does not suit thinking people. HEALT & SON, 83T Ladies' Cashmere Boots, 3/3. Ladies' Kid Boots, 6/-. Men's Bluchers, 7/6. Men' Elastic Sides, from 6/6. 30

HHBJ^vSK IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS: Large Table on Eollers, and yery conyenient Coyer and Drawers. Prices considerably Lower than formerly. May be purchased by monthly instalments if required. Also, Excellent HAND MA CHINES in several makes, at Low Prices, for Cash. w. cTwiLmNs, IRONMONGER, Nelson. MAT, 1879. ; laß2

i NEW~GOODS ! For the AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASONS, :o:— — — : LOYEDAY & HEYHOB i Have just received ex s.s. " Somersetshire " and " Garonne," Shipments for S Autumn and early Winter wear— : New Jackets New Trimmings New Dress Goods New Ribbons New Hats New Hosiery New Millinery &o. t &c. f &c. : Also,, a Fresh Supply of Calicos, Sheetings, Flannels, Blankets, Hollands, Linens, Shirtings, and all goods suited for family and domestic purposes. o ! SPECIAL NOTICE.— LOVEDAY & HETHOE will continue to offer the BALANCE OF THE UNSOLD STOCK purchased by them from Mr J. Coutts at the REDUCED SALE PKICES, until the whole is cleared off. Further Winter Shipments are shortly expected, of which due notice will be given. The Dressmaking Department Will be earned on as usual under the management of MISS BAILEY. LOVEDAY^mT HEYHOE, (Late John Coutts), ' * TRAFALGAR-STREET, .