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

Nelson " Exchange." We are now prepared to " exchange " the undermentioned Goods for the "Needful," at tho UN-HEAKD OF PRICES quoted below : — "We Exchange Ladies' Leather Elastic-side B.iots for 5s 6d. We Exchange Ladies' Pollock's Lastings for 7s. We Exchange Ladies' Leather Lace Boots for 8a 3d. We Exchange Ladies' Kid Walking Shoes for 7s 6d. We Exchange Children's Leather Elastic Boots for 2s 6d. We Exchange Children's Patent Boots for ls 3d. We Exchange Gent.'s Kid Elastic Sides for 15s 6d. We Exchange Geut.'s Superior Elastic Sides from 8a 6d to 14s 6d. We Exchange Gent 's Balmoral Boots for 9s Gd. We Exchange Gent.'s Best (Pollock's) Shoes for 16s 6d. AYe Exchange Gent's Wa king Shoes (Colonial) for 10s 6d. AYe Exchange Gent.'s Patent Dress Button Boots for 12s 6d. We Exchange Men's Strong Watertights (Colonial) for 13s 6d. We Exchange Men's Strong Colonial Bluchers ior 7s 9d. AYe Exchange Men's Running Shoes for 12s 6d. ON HAND : A LARGE STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILDBEN'S BOOTS jgLXKTiD SHOES EQUALLY CHEAP. — — j*—*** Healy and Son, BRIDGE-STREET.

„,^. m^. ' 1 LEGAL HOLIDAYS. THE OFFICES of the undereignel will be CLOSED on and Irom THURSDAY, the ?sth instant, and wil RE-OPEN on MONDAY, the sth January, 1880. HENRY ADAMS ADAMS &. KINGDON FELL & ATKINSON PITT & MOORE 3724 CHAS. EDWD. BUNNY. AN ART TREASURES EXHIBITION will be held in tbe Pbovincial Hall, Nblson, December 26. The proceeds will be handed to the Churchwardens of All Saints' Church, Neleon. ROBERT M. POWNALL, 3392 Hon. Secretary. QUIET BOARD and LODGINGS at Mrs C. E. COTTERFLL'S. the Wood, close hy tbe Government Buildims, and within 10 minutes walk of the Pott oC cc. 8729-tc

ChttitaMe Aid Offlce. Nelson. December 10, 18^9. TENDERS will be rfcived 1 v the undersigned until THURSDAY, the 18th instant, for SUPPLYING DESTITUTE POOK with RATIONS, C >AL and FIRKWOOD for the year eniing Dumber 31st, 1880. 1. BREAD, best quality ... at per IK 2. BEEF „ 3. MUTTON „ 4. FLOUR at per lOOlbs. 5. MILK „ at per quart 6. COAL , at per ton 7. FIREWOOD, dry Mannka at per cord 8. dry Eed Pine „ ■ 9. GROCERIES, as per famp'es to be seen at Office Separate Tenders required as numbered. R. SHALLCRASS, 3733-3 Relieving Officer. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to lhe 20th Decemr er !'ex^ for the PURCPASE or LFASE oi 640 Acres First-class LAND, nearly &11 Chared, ■ and boundaries well defined, situate hi Ram Vail -*y, Mctueka Valley. JOHN STANLEY, J P., 3533—26 Tnrfmrr 1 edge

Cheap Drapery Establishment. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE respectfully announce to their numerous patrona in town and country that they have received and are now showing OO CASES .and BALES j^O New and Fashionable Drapery A LARGE AND VAEIED STOCK OF 1 Dress Goods in Mohairs, Lustres, Beiges, French Poplins, &c , &c , from 7/6 per Dress of 12 yards. z^ , 45-in French Cashmere 2s Cambric Sunshades from 2s New Capes and Fischus Trimmed Baby Li Ladies , and Children . s Seaweed Fringe irom 4b 6d Undercutting, a large assortment * Hoyle's Prints irom 4s 9d tbe Dress at low pricea c*e * 6 Large assortment of Fashionable Cos- AT jV. . . „ •»-.„. tumes in Tussore, Galatea, and Aeff * D , d Fashionable Millinery in Stuff materials etock or trimmed to order Pique Coetumes 8s Gd Ladies' and Children's fashionable The new Grass Fringe 9d per yard Btraw Hats, from 6d Ladies' Scarfs, silk embroidered, great Boys' and Girls' Sailor Hats ls novelty., fr« m 8d Men's Straw Hats la 6d China Silk Fischus from 2s 9d 72-in Twill Peering Is Silk Sunshades and Umbrellas in great j Super White Calico 4£d variety I Brown Holland 7£d Loveday s & Heyhoe, Tiafalgar-st.