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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 251, 3 November 1879, Page 4

a__B# *^' 9 Bpfleon -yJHpU^'a^ at the Stables. ™ /^V. *« |\ Spring Gbovb, '" i WW l^6 l ll'~llil m_\ *' ,c Dbaooht Eh ini_l_l__l__- tIKK BLACK PBINCE and the Thoroughbred Entire ECONOMY. BLACK PRINCE, bred in Marlborough, got by the imported horse " Monarch " out of ''Diamond,' imported irom Tasmania. "Monarch " is admitted to have left some of the best ftoek tbat has ever been in Marlborough. FCONOMY, by *' Dead Shot" out of " Circle," tei Stud Book. Tebms-BLACK PftINCE, £2 ss ; Groomage. 3s ECONOMY, £2 2s ; Groomage, 39. Persons d siring the services r,f these Horses can hs.ve them visit th^ir places. Paddocks can be had for Marcs if required. All fees to be paid by the 15th Jmuary, 180 J s l r 2 JOHN HAGEN. W. PATTERSON & Co. HAVE SEVERAL FABM AND TOWN PROPERTIES | FOR SALE ON VERY REASONABLE TERMS. ALSO, HOUSES TO LET AT I OW RENTALS. A List can be seen of the above and all particulars obtained by sppl)ing at cur Ofßce. W. PATTERSON & CO., LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTB, HARDY-STREET, NELSON. FOR SALE. SIX ROOMED HOOSE almost new, in Beaohville, with Quarter-acre Land pleasantly situated, and a bargain. Apply W. PATTERSON & CO., 2116 Commission Agents. SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to be Let on Lease of 21 tears Near the Failway Station, Toi-toi Valley. Sor particulars apply <«6 W. PATTERSON & CO. WANTFD to EXCHANGE-Adokland Pbopkbtt for Lakd iy Nelsok district.— A first class investment in a fastimproving locality The Land ia about 12 Acrea, lenced, and has beon under cultivation, about four miles irom Auckland, near to Railway Station Upon it are Two Cottages, rented at 6a per week « ach. Two acres aie detached by a road a chain *ide, and next to a Tannery (below it), established over ten years. The whole being bounded on one side by a stream of water with toree suttcient t. drive a mill. The other portion being so prettil-/ situated, is admirably adapted for Country Re.id.ncca Land Tax value, £520 Sold a portion of it for _}iOO an acre. For particulara apply to W. PATTERSON & CO.

French Satin Cloths, at Is 2d ") Silk Warp Mohairs, at 1 c 8d French Cashmere Serges, at i Is lOd JT3 Carmelite Serges at ls 9d China Washing Silks — Dress, L«J at 37s 6d £0 Striped Biue Japanese Silk, at * ls2d French Wool Tat Fata Cloths, at [T 2s f"^ French Colored Silks, at 4s lid Pale Blue Cashmere, at 2s 9d u___l Brilliantes, at 3s 3d Silk Embroidered Cashmere Shawls, 30s h£ Cashmere Jackeis, 14s 6d Silk Embroide.ed Cashmere Dj Capes, 7s 6d Seaweed Fringed Fischus, j-s.. 12s 6d K 5 Dolman Mantles Silk and Cashmere Jackets, 80s Cashmere Jackets, 25s Sir o Ladies' White Shirts, 12-inch • Embroidery, 7s 6d J Ladies' Galatea Skirts -j Silk Embroidered Hosiery New Limerick Gloves L___3 TaflFata Silk Gloves " Dolly Varden Sunshades, 3s 6d Fanella Umbrellas, 3s lid M Pearl-handle Sunshades, 4s 6d *?* Fancy Sunshades, 2s 6d French Millinery Bonnets China Silk Squares, Embroid- L___j ered ' ,— ' 1500 yards Swiss Embroidery, Q i from 4^d U__J Washing Laces and Trimmings New Summer Clothing Soft and Hard Felt Hats hB Men's and Boys' Helmeta u-j Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats 42 dozen Men's Shirts Boots, Stationery, Sewing Machines, Books, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Crockcry, Ironmongery, Clocks, /^s Hardware, Hollow Ware, **w Groceries, Oilman's Stores, * Paperhangings. J land Produce Bought. >I—Highest1 — Highest Price given. ■, Bacon, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, , &c, &c, &c. j Grove, Moutere.