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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 284, 11 December 1879, Page 3

Encourage New Zealand Industries. To the per pie of the Nehon Uhtrict. Messrs. Hallenstein Bros. I>e-ire '0 intum- \ ou tht a RETAIL BRANOH OF THE IVTEW ZEALAND v CLOTHING FACTOEY WAS OPENED On premises lately occupied by Hodder & Co., Next Bank of New Zealand, Tbafalgab-stbelt, NELSON, On SATURDAY, Aug. 2. To effectually introduce' their Goods and drive out the imported ariicle, they have dtcidtd to cell a SINGLE GAEMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. All goo^snre marked in plain figures for net CAbH ONLY. Any article purchas d and not arproved of will be exchanged vith the came courtesy with which it was sold, or, if desired, the morey will be returned. Tbe success which lia* attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Retail Branches in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and otlier towns, leads the proprietors to believe that there e*i«ts a piaiaeworthy desire on the part of the public to encourage New Zealand Industbies, especiallr where superior advantages are i flered, a; *i your support is solicited on this understanding only. J. C. LOCKERBIE, Manager Nj lson Bbanch NKW ZEALAND CLOTBING FACTOBY. 2216 MBS. F. LAWRENCE reepectfuUy informs the Ladiea of Rel* on that fhe inttnds conducting a REGISTBH OFFIPF, Rt htr shop, in Tpafalgar street, fur the- convenience of those desirous of procuring Servants. FOR SALE. The Cape Farewell Station, skuated about nine nnles Irom Coliingwood, Golden Bay. THE PROPERTf consists of 1,450 Acres F R E E H 0L D , and 9,000 Acres LEASEHOLD, now canying about 6(0 head of Cattle, and 4 r oo Mteep Tho im provtmentß consist of a HOUSE containing TEN ROOMS, a good O* CHAKD,pI* ned with Fruit 'J rees of all kirds. Wool Shed, Milking £<hed. &c, and strong atid r o'iv-?n-ient Yards for draftig Cattle ar.d Sheep. There are lfio Acres s*..b -ivirie ! i- to eight Paddocks, Eubßtantiai-y Fenced, and laid down in Erglish Gragsts and ntont 2000 ems are sown wi'h Fig ish Grasses, which are growing luxurimily, and testify to tbe good qubiity oi tre t>oii. With the above will be sold FOUR Station HORbES, BOT.LoCK, and HORSE DRAY and HARNESS, and all TOOLS necessary for the working of a fctauon. All Stores are delivered, and Wool shippei on board coastine vt ssels tibcut ha'f-a-urile from the Wool t-hed. Pheasants, Quail, and Ducka of all kirds are very runerous, aud&fford the btst of sport. For further particulars a^ply to E DAVIDSON, 37S6 — t c Collingvrood, Nelsen. M I. WEBSTER, IfXi FAMILY GROCER, TRAFALGAR-STREET, NELSON, having completed his eelectkn of Christmas Fruits, has much pleasure in submitting them to his customers and the public as the best procurable in the New Zealand market, and equal to anything that can be offered by any other house in town or country. During the remainder of the month (December), M. M. W. will cell his Chbistmas Fhtjits less the new duty, so that consumers will save one penny in every pound of Fruit they uee by making their purchases at M. M. WEBSTER'S. Eine New Currants, Elemes, Sultanas, Muscatels, Eigs, French Prunes, Californian Apricots and Peaches Candid Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels, Jordan Almonds, Shell Almonds, Barcelonas, American Pea Nuts (cylinderically roasted) Spices of all kinds, &c, &c. A special parcel of FLOUR secured for Christmas Puddings Preserving Sugars. — Crushed Loaf, I W Sydney Befined, Mauritius Crystals A very cboice lot of New Season's 1879-80 TEAS 1879-80 Boxes from 17/6. WEBSTER'S COFFEE still maintains its high reputation, and is the best preparation in the market. A prime lot of CANTERBURY HAMS just received. M. M. WEBSTER, FAMILY GROCER, &c. TRAFALGAR-STREET.