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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 201, 5 September 1879, Page 3

The ELECTION! Have the Electors heard the news Of the fomous Shop for BOOTS and SHOES? Boots and Shoes both great and small, At prices within the reach of all; The best and cheapest Boots to buy, Are sold at HEALT'S, g-o and try, 29ft 000 PAIKS of BOOTS and SHOES, imported for the present Elecloral Excitement, by tbe clipper steamer '• Windbag," and specially adapted for Voters aud Candidate*. roil Adams, Pitt, Graham, aud Curtis Are going to Lave a regular rumpus, In Healy's Boots round town they'll stump it, Each loudly sounding his own trumpet ! In Stock, a lot of Running Shoes, yery suitable for Election Committees to run in Voters. HEALY & SON. % H. BUDDEN, g S ■^ SEED MERCHANT, 3 5 9 32 — 118 cck New Lettuce. igo P Am erican Gathering |cq 2« LEITVCE. %t* r& o"^ <j BRIDGE-ST,, NELSON. "Je BOOTS! BOOTS! f 0 Now opening, ex " Loch Cree," " Pareora," and other late arrivals — JUJkD BOMS AND SHOES Comprising LADIES', GENTS.', and CHILDREN'S, Of English, French, and German manufacture, heing the largest and moat varied assortment ever offered to the JS T ew Zealand public ; also a large assortment of Colonial Goods, our own make, which we can confidently recommend, and which will be Bold at exceedingly LOW PRICES, to meet the times. TO BOOTMAKERS. NOW ON SALE, a good assortment of LEATHER of all kinds ; UPPERS in great variety, and a large Stock of GRINDERY at & Reduced Prices for Cash Only. THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON THE USUAL LIBERAL TERMS. LIGHTB^NITand CO., TRAFALGAR-STREET, KELSON. Selling Off ! ! Selling Off !! ! riLOCKS, WATCHES, KJ JEWELLERY! 1 0 Assigned Estate of Mr. Trautvetter, Trafalgar-st. — _ — __^_ *-\ . The undersigned having purchased this Estate at a very great reduction upon the wholesale cost, will offer for the next few weeks the whole of the Stock at a REDUCTION of SIXTY PER CENT. on the prices usually charged for such goods. The public arc requested to inspect and judge for themselves. The Sale will take place on the premises lately occupied by Mr Trautvetter, next door to Wymond & Co.'s. The Goods MUST BE SOLD ! I H. D. JACKSON,