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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 227, 6 October 1879, Page 4

"ORINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION executed on the Most Reasonable Tbbms, by R LUCAS & SON, at the Evening Mail OflSce, Bridge-st., Nelson. BE STEVENSON'S ESTATE. TT7E hereby notify that Messrs Griffin & Sons have purchase! from ub the STOCK-IN-TKADR, B"OK DKRTS, and GOODWILL of BUSINESS in ihe Estate of VI. (tbvknson and that all rebts due to tte Estate must therefore be Paid to thtm JOMN R. MARIN I _ 4 Wm HADD >W ) Tru <*>tees. With referenca to the atove, we bee to inform customers thnt we purpose CARRYING ON THK BUSINESS AS USUAL, and sit will be our earnest endeavor to g e satisfaction to all, trust that we elnll continue to receive their support. An early settlement of long-standing accounts is requested. JOHN GRIFFIN & SONS. 3003-6 Bee-hiye Store. New leas Neiv leas Season 1879-80, in t-r-LFiMircsix A\n B' xks 2/., 2/2, 2/6, 2/10, 3/2 y lb Twopence f- Ib o»*f the above by tbe Half-chest. Quarter- Boxes, 19/-, 21/-, .22/-. 24/ , 25/ , 27/6, 30/-, 33/-. All of splendid value. OTJGAHS.— Loaf, Crushed Loaf, and O No. 1 Company's Wliite Yellow and Brown, Mauritius Counters, Fine Wbite Mauritius Sugars 4fd by tbe bag. 16 kegs prime POTTED BUTTER, 1/2 per lb. — 16 sides fine Smoked BACON. Also, Brushware, Holloware, Brownware, Crockery, China, &c. 100 cas^s Downer's, Devoe's, and Cameron's KEROSINE OlL, in 4-gallon Tius. Families waited upon for Orders, and Goods delivered to any part of the city. H. V. Phillips, FAMILY GROCER, j Corner of Bridge and Collingwood-streets, Nelson. ! SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to be Let on Lease of 21 years Near the liailway Station, Toi-toi Valley. I For particulars app'.y W **'. PaTTRU^ON & CO

Agricultural Implements ON SAL 1 ? BY THE U-NDkRMGNfcD. TO ARRIVE Fx St. LEONARDS--3^ PACKAGES Namuklson's T_ Combined Balance Draguht Reaper* and Mowers. 10 packages Samuelson s ' Omnium' Side-Delivery Reapers. 8 ' Star ' Patent Hobse-Rake3, witb Wheels 31. 6m -.oJ 4ft high TO ARRIVE Ex AMELIA ROSS--20 m'cobmack's **e aping ano . elfBinding Machines. These Machines have been thoronghlv tested throughout Otago and Canterbury fan 'i provel the best adappbd fob colonial wobk. They are equally suited for Grasß "'eed, Oat*, or Wheat rop. JOHN DUTHIE&CO., SOLE AGI-NTS, WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. 27-4-D3l

T. R. Hoddee&Co., Richmond, Spring Grove, Moutere. :o: 'New Spring Drapery French Satin Cloths, at ls 2d T m New Summer Drapery Silk Warp Mohairs, at 1 .<= 8d ONew Summer Clothing Yvendi Cashmere Series, at ,-3 New Summer Hosiery ls lOd ° I*^l rj ew Summer Dresses Carmelite Serges at ls 9d New Summer Millinery China Washing Silks— Dress UJ New Summer Ribbons at 37s 6d pj a^j New Summer Gloves Striped Blue Japanese Silk, at ' JNew Summer Laces l s 2d New Summer Jackets Freuch Wool Taffata Cloths, at _T hH -kew bummer Flowers 2s W New Summer Sun Shadea French Colored Silks.at 4s lid O New Summer Capes Palo Blue Cashmere, at 2s 9d UJ U J New Summer Hats Brilliautes, at 3s 3d O YgP j New Summer Scarfs f fl New Summer Skirts Silk Embroidered Cashmere W ONew Summer Fisehus Shawls, 30s New Summer Priuts Cashmere Jackets, 14s 6d L ' Hl x,. , „ . , ilk Embroidered Cashmere P*l Ladies Macintosh Ulsters Capes, 7s Gd Gents.' Macintosh Military Seaweed Fringed Fisehus 4^ Capes 12s 6d t*? [JL\ Gents.' Macintosh Hunting Dolman Mantles r , C f^ s Silk and Cashmere Jackets, 30s f - *S • Gents. Zephyr Macintosh Cashmere Jackets, 25s Z^ U^ Coats W Gents.' Silk Dust Coats Ladies' White Shirts, 12-inch • I Gents.' Alpaca Dust Coats Embroidery, 7s Gd f Ladies' Gaiatea Skirts "i , Our New Luiel Mohair, 12 Silk Embroidered Hosiery /»s yards, 7s 6d New Limerick Gloves U^2 W Our New Mohair Snow Flakes, Taffata Silk Gloves " O 12 y ards ' lls 6d Dolly Varden Sunshades, 3s Gd Our New Check Mohairs, 12 | Fanella Umbrellas, 3s lid t-H J£ _ y ards » 10 = 6^ Pearl-handle Sunshades. 4s Gd cs^ Our New Grey Lustres, 12 Fancy Sunshades, 2s Gd yards, lis Gd French Millinery Bonnets j. £^ Our New Striped Mohairs, 12 China Silk Squares, Embroid- UJ " yards, 10s Gd ered W fjq Our New Mail Mohairs, 12 1500 yards Swiss Embroidery, O Q yards, 7s 6.1 f lom 4 ij Our New Mattalasse Mohairs, Washing Laces and Trimmings W I 12 yards, lis 6d & h HH Our New Striped Mohair, 12 New Summer Clothin «■ I yards, 7s 6d Soft aud Hard Felt Hats . j Men's aud Boys' Helmets uJj ' JTI Twenty-nine different shades in Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats ?V ■"I Pure Lustres 42 dozeu Men's Shirts Our New Lustres at ls 6d r^ t our Xew Lustres at Is 9d Boots, Stationerv, Sewing MahH Our New Lustres at 2s Od chines, BoJks, Perfumery, Our New Lustres, at 2s Gd Patent Medicines, Crock- O r*. Our New Lustres at 2s 9d ery, Ironmongery, Clocks, /-^v Hardware, Hollow Ware, 45-iuch French Cashmeres at Groceries, Oilman's Stores, * '- 2s 6d Paperiiangings. — — :o: ' All kinds of New Zealand Produce Bought. Casb Purchasers of Wool — Highest Price given. Exporters of Wool. Hops, Chaff, Bacon, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Fruit, &c, &c, &c. I Richmond, Spring Grove, Moutere.