Kelson u Exchan^e/' We are now prepared to " exchange " the undermentioned Goods for the I M Needful," at the UN-HEAED OF PKICES quoted below:---We Eichange Lndies* Leather Elastic-side Biota for oa 6d. W'c Exchange Ladies' Pollock's Laatinga for 7s. We Exchauge Ladies' Leather Lace Boots for Ss 3d. We Exchange Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes for 7s Gd. We Exchange Children's Leather Elastic Boois for 2a 6d. We Exchange Children's Patent Boots for Is 3d. We Exchange Gent.'s Kid Elastic Sides for 15s 6d. We Exchange Gent.'s Superior Elastic S des from 8-t 6d to 14s 6d. We Exth .nge Gent 's Balmoral Boots for 9s Gd. We Exchange Gent.'s Best (Pollock's) Shoes for 16s 6d. We Exchange Gent 's Wa king Shoes (Colonial) for 10s Gd. We Exchange Gent.'s Patent Dress Button Boots ior 12. 6d. We Exchange Men's Strong Watertights (Colonial) for 13s Gd. We Exchange Men's Strong Colonial Bluchers lor 7s 9d. We Exchange Men's Running Shoes for 12s 6d. ON HAND : A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS SHOES EQUALLY CHEAP. + m^***-****~——~**-M*mm^m9m^—^m^^m—mmm^^—^mm~m^^mmm*^^m^—^^^mmmimmwm Healy and Son, BRIDGE- STREET. ]^EW SHIPMENTS Invoiced to W. C. WILKINS, Ironmonger, Nelson. Per "Orient " steamers, 4 packages Cutlery, Plated Ware, Saws, from London, m £ dT £ (now due). ' Per"Harmodiouß,"from 22 packages Agricultural Machinery. London, (due). 3 packages Tools and Machine Wire. Per « Hawkhope," from 100 cases Downer's Kerosine. Boston, (due shortly) Per "Wairoa ," from 16 packages Reaping Machinery. Not ombe0 mber d ) Ue "14 P acka g<* Harvest Tools, Japanned Ware, Enamelled Ware, Horse Nails, and General Ironmongery. Per " Zealaodia," from 50 kegs Nails. No n Fembe ( r) Ue " 3 P acka g es Tools^ Baskets, etc. 2 packages Horse Eakes. Per ''Opawa, " from 14 packages Agricultural Machinery. NrvembeO 116 5 Phages Double and Single Ploughs. 18 kegs Patent Wrought Nails. 14 packages Machinery and Paint Oils. 4 packages Locks, Files, and Holioware. Bridge-street, October 16, 1879
DRfcSSMAK'NG.— The MIS -ES ROWE, 3073-56 Dressmakers, Brightwater. Hollman's Layer and Stomach Pad, SAID TO BE A NEVER-FAILING CURE For severe (hronic liver und Stom.ch difficulties, Indigestion, Headache, Neuralgia, j Rheumatism. Dyspepa ; a, Billious- ! ness, < old, Fever, and Ague. A HJRE PREVENTIVE OF Diphtheria, Scsrlet Fever, -mill-pox, and all Malarial acd Miasm .tic Dis aies,and ag»inst >ea sickneis. Mr Hollman .ays- " 1 mean what I say, thia Pad is a positive and radical cure in every ta.e whce it is mcd in accordance with i my directions, I only lequire that instructions te followed " A .mail shipment bas just arrived ex " Harmoi i .us, ' and .an be bsd from R, HADFIELD, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST Trafalgar street, N< lson. N.B.— Early application is necessary. 317* !
Tbe Licfneing Act, 1873, the Licensing Act 1873 Amendment Act 1874, and the Licensing Amendment Act, 1675. District op Takaka. I HEREBY give notice, that the QOARTERLY LICENSING COURT tor tbe purpose of taking into consideration Applications f _ tbe Saie of Fermeited and Spirituous Liquors, and for Tranter, of Licences will be holden at the Hksident ... gistrat k's Court, Takaka, on TUESDAY, the 2nd day of December, 1879, at Noon. Applicatione to be scut in to tbe Clerk of the Court, in duplicate, at least Twenty -one Days before date of Meeting. FRANCI* YAI.DE HICKS, (J erk to Licencing Court. November 1, 1879. 3336 DAUNTLESS EXTENDED GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited) AT a Meeting of Directors held on the 4th Octobtr, 1879, a CALL (tbe loth) ot ONB PENNY per Share waa made pay»ble to tbe Manager, at the Company's office, Tainui-gtieet, Greymouth, on WEDNESDAY, the 12ih day of November, 1879. G. W, MOSS, 3330—8 Legal Mao 8 ger.
——m^_________________________ i i Cheap Drapery Establishment. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE respectfully announce to their numerous patrons in town and country that they have received and are now showing rtO CASES and BALES _^jO New and Fashionable Drapery A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF Dress Goods in Mohairs, Lustres, Beiges, French Poplins, &c, &c , from 7/6 per Dress of 12 yards. 45-in Frencb Cashmere 2s Cambric Sunshades from 2s New Capes and Fischus Trimmed B _by Linen, Ladies' and Children's Seaweed Fringe trom 4s 6d Underclothing, a large assortment Hoyle's Prints irom 4s 9d the Dress at j ow pr j ceß Large assortment of Fashionable Cos- -.j-^, „ . .„. tames in Tussore, Galatea, and New * n £ F f!»°aable Miihnery m StufF materials . Bt , ock or tnmmed to order Pique Costumes 8s 6d Ladies' and Children's fashionable The new Grass Fringe 9d per yard St * aw Hats, from 6d Ladies' Scarfs, silk embroidered, great Boys' and Girls' Sailor Hats Is novelty, from 8d Men's Straw Hats ls 6d China Silk Fischus from 2s 9d 72-in Twill fleeting la Silk Sunshades and Umbrellas in great Super White Calico 4£d variety Brown Holland 7£d ' Loyepay & Heyuoe, Trafalgar-st
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 252, 4 November 1879, Page 3
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