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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 241, 22 October 1879, Page 4

"ORINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION executed on the Most Reasonable Tehms, by R LUCAS & SON, at the Evening Mail Office, Bridge-st., Nelson. Hollman's Liyer and Stomach Pad, SAID TO BE A NEVER-FAILING CURE For severe (hrouic liver find Stomach difficulties, Irdigestion, Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Dyspepß'a, Billiousrees, (old, Fever, and Ague. A STJUE PREVENTIVE (;F Diphthetia, Scarlet Fever, Frmll-pox, and all Malarial and Miasmatic Dies a^es, and against fc-ea-sicknesa. Mr Hollmas cars-"! mean what I say, this Pad is a positive and radical cure in every case wheie it ;is u*ed in accirdance -with n:y direction, I only lequire that instruction* 1 c followed." A «ni»r Bhipmtnt ba? just uirive^ tx " liara:oci(up,' and can be had from R, HADF/ELD, FAMILY AND DfrFfcNSINQ CHEMISTi Trafalgar-street, N< lam. N.B.— Early application is necessary. . ' 3172 I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that ucder a Writ of Fieri Facias, iseueii to me out of the Supreme Court of i New Zealand, Nelson District, at the suit of the Bank of New booth Walea, carrying on business at Westport as Bankers, I have this day taken in execution the unexpired term on Fourteen ytars from the First day of March, 1877, held by JAMES CALL AN. of Westport, Butchtr, in and over all that Parcel of Land, containing Five Acres, beint* the whole of Section numbered 29 on the official map, showing what are known as the Westport Suburban Sections, having a Frontage of five (5) chains upon Victoria Road, and extending back from the line of frontage in a rectangular block ten (10) chaim : and also the Equity of Redemption in an urexpired term of Five year«, dating from the First day of June, 1875, with a Right of Renewal for a further term of Five years, held by the said James Cailaw, in all that Parcel of Land on the Town of Westport, being Part of Section numbered 2 on the plans of the said town, bounded on the north two hundred and fifty (250) links by other part of the same section, on tbe east fifteen (15) feet by part of section numbered 9. on thescuthtwo hundred and fifty (250) links by other part of same section, leiaed to one Samuel Waraley, ani on the west fifteen (15) feet on Palmerston-street : and I intend ti cause the said Parcels cf Land, *n<i the Estate and interest of the eaid Jamfs Calljn therein, to be SOLD by AUCTION by Mr. John Monbo, at his Auction Rooms, in the Town of WestporC, at the expiration of three months, that is to say, on the I TWENTY-SfrCOND DAY OF DECEMBEK, 1879, at Two o'clock In the Afternoon, unlest the debt be sooner paid. The So'ieitnr for the Execution Creditors is Mr JAMES BICKERTON FISHER, of Nelsonstreet, in the Town of Weetport. Dated this Sixteenth day of September 1879. WILLIAM HORTON REVET.L, Sheriff of the District of Westland North. 2832-Dec. 21 J. BICKERTON FISHER.

Men's, Youths', and Boys' NEW SPRING HATS Just Opened at the HALL OF COMMERCE. Youths' Sailor Straws, 1/-, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 Men's Plain Sailor Straws, 2/6 Men's Fancy Sailor Straws, ] 3/6 Helmet Hats in Leghorn, Pith, and Cork 10/6 Tweed Excursionists' Helmets, 2/6 Straw Galatea, Plain and Fancy, 1/11, 2/6 Boys' and Youths' Colored Felts, 1/6 j Youths' Stuff Felts, New Shapes, i 3/6 ! Gents' Fashionable Stuff Felts, 5/6 T.S.Wymond&Co. HALL OF COMMERCE. i

T. R. Hodder & Co., Richmond, Spring Grove, Moutere. New Spring Drapery French Satin Cloths, at ls 2d 1 9 New Summer Drapery Silk Warp Mohairs, at ls 8d ONew Summer Clothing French Cashmere Serges, at 13 New Summer Hosiery Is lOd Q New Summer Dresses Carmelite Serges at ls 9d " w New Summer Millinery China Washing Silks— Dress, L_J New Summer Ribbons at 37s 6d Q^j New Summer Gloves Striped Blue Japanese Silk, at * New Summer Laces l s 2d ft* t New Summer Jackets French Wool Tatfata Cloths, at fcf pH New Summer Flowers 2s K m New Summer Sun Shades French Colored Silks, at 4s lid O " New Summer Capes Pale Blue Cashmere, at 2s 9d uj P I New Summer Hats Brilliantes, at 3s 3d " P' New Summer Scarfs ■ y^j New Summer Skirts Silk Embroidered Cashmere W ONew Summer Fischus Shawls, 30s X* New Summer Prints Cashmere Jackets, 14s 6d J^ T" ! Silk Embroidered Cashmere SB r^H Ladies' Macintosh Ulsters Capes, 7s Gd Gents.' Macintosh Military Seaweed Fringed Fischus, m. *J* Capes 12s 6d f^P Gents.' Macintosh Hunting Dolman Mantles C° ats Silk and Cashmere Jackets, 30s f^ • Gents.' Zephyr Macintosh Cashmere Jackets, 25s £H Coat 3 —^£ Gents.' Silk Dust Coats Ladies' White Shirts, 12-inch • I Gents.' Alpaca Dust Coats Embroidery, 7s 6d J f Ladies' Galatea Skirts . Our New Luiel Mohair, 12 Silk Embroidered Hosiery Q yards, 7s 6d New Limerick Gloves UJ W Our New Mohair Snow Flakes, Taffata Silk Gloves " y 12 yards, lls 6d Dolly Varden Sunshades, 3s 6d Our New Check Mohairs, 12 Fanella Umbrellas, 3s lid j-H cW lr rda> lOs 6d Pearl-handle Sunshades, 4s 6d ** Our New Grey Lustres, 12 Fancy Sunshades, 2s 6d * _ yards, lls 6d French Millinery Bonnets l_J A* Our New Striped Mohairs, 12 China Silk Squares, Embroid- UJ yards, 10s 6d e .ed JJ pq Our New Mail Mohairs, 12 1500 yards Swiss Embroidery O Q yards, 7s 6d f rom 4^d U Our New Mattalasse Mohairs, Washing Laces and Trimmings W P 12 yards, Ils6d f M Our New Striped Mohair, 12 New Summer Clothin«O y* rda > 7s Gd Soft and Hard Felt Hats |g lj Men's and Boys' Helmets UpJ nn Twenty-nine different shades in Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats ?V •^ Pure Lustres 42 dozen Men's Shirts Our New Lustres at ls 6d 0^ *1 Our New Lustres at Is 9d Boots, Stationery, Sewin» Ma-I-H Our New Lustres at 2 3 Od chines, Books, Perfumery Our New Lustres at 2s 6d Patent Medicines, Crock- O r^J Our New Lustres at 2s 9d cry, Ironmongery, Clocks, /*^ ' Hardware, Hollow Ware, 45-inch French Cashmeres at Groceries, Oilman's Stores, * *- 2s 6d Paperhangings. J All kinds of New Zealand Produce Bought. Cash Purchasers of Wool — Highest Price given. Exporters of Wool, Hops, Chaff, Bacon, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter Poultry, Fruit, &c, &c, &c. ' Richmond, Spring Grove, Moutere.