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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 286, 13 December 1879, Page 4

SHIRTS H SHIRTS H W 33 6oa„ 8 just to hani, comprising BOTh", YOOTHSand. MEN'S WDiTE, OXFORD, and BTOATTA SHIjRTS ! 12 drz. Men's White. 7, 8, and 9 Plea s, 5/6, or 3 for 16/---12 doz. Men's White Mbnitold, ; 6 6, or 3 ior 15/" 10 doe. Men'a White Wi itirv, 5/6, or 3 for 15/---10 doz. Men's White Ek n Quality, 7/b, or 3 lor 19/---5 doz. T mbroidered Military, 6/h, or 8 for 18/---6 dozen Youths' Pleats, 4/6, or 3 for 12/---6 dcz Ytuths* Cxforrs, 4/6, or 3 for 12/SO doz. Men's Oxfords, collars attached, 4/h, or 3 for 12/---12 doz. Men's Oxfords, Extra Quality, 5/6, or 3 for 13/6 10 doz. M c n's Oxlr r s two colors 7/6. or 3 for !►/- --20 doz. Men's colored . COltO'i, */- or s for 5/au puronaaed for Cash, previous to alteration of tariff. Train Fares Paid to Country Buyers of 50/- and upwards. T. S. WYMOND & CO., Hall of Commerce. SELLING OFF!!! WE are always Selling Off, crmparlng quality, as Cheap as any House in New Zealand. 10 Bolls Tapestry Carpet at 3s 3d per yerd, further reduction I y taking the roll Blankets 9s 6d pf r pair, best value ever -, offered in Nelsou Black Lustre, 6d per yard ; Winceys, 4d per yard ; Fancy JJress Materials, from 6d per yard ; 86in White Calico, at Sd per yard ; 33in do, 4d ; Grey Calico, 2jd ; bheeting, lOd ; White pnd Bcariet Flannel, Is per yard; Brown Holland, 6d ; Felt and Straw .Hats, 6d each ; English-trimmed Bonnets, from 3s 6d, Feathers, 6d 5 Wings, 3d i Flowers, 3d ; Bibbons, ld per yard ; Men's Cotton f^hirts, Is ; Arctic Shirts, 3s lOd ; Trowsers and Vests beat quality, 255 ; Men's and Boys' Buits, cheap. ' .. .! — — — inarsonoH ihvithd. NILE-STREET EAST Drapery and Grocery Store, Next Prince Albert IJoteL MISS M, GARDiNRR, *M* Manager. NOTICE. PIPE VOLATILE EUCALYP. TUS GLOBULUS EXTRACT TTNI-ER tbe Distingdlsheif Patronage ol %J/ his Majesty tl e.Kio^g of Italy, at Kome, accordjea^: tp romrounifrttiooi received from tie CoDSut-Gereral for Italy, at Melhourhe, upon instruction' from « he Minister for Foreign Affairs, dated Uth March, ! 878. We are informed that dealers in medicine often try to sell the eucalyptus oil found in the trade instead of our Eucal ptus Extrt't. s o fsrastberommltting ol imposition against the public in such a case is couceroed, the consequences would not be serious j but as the qualities nf toth ot trie products are In many _»•( S directly otft6aeA to qvq another, we consider it our duty 10 direct the public SfitenMoo to tbe following fncts :— The eucalyptus oil is recorled to be ol value as a medicament in cases of rheumatism of secondary nature, a^d m^Tests a drawing, blistering effect npdnihs sMn^'r Any blhtering brought U b^^he 'amplication of » medioamint mu-t mi r^«se iifl-ini-mation, and it is therefore evfue'nt that in cases of f-punda colds, bronchitis, diphtheria, croup, sprains, etc . the curative power oi our extract off the rajned difeasea oefag* unquestionably proved by lbrm< r publications ih this paper. An application of the oii •instead of our extract must impair the diseased * The truth of onr assertion is founded upon the fact that the oil is a resinous product tquivaljßDt to comn on turpentine, its market value being abont three shillings one pound weight ; our extract coi sRs of the evaporating particles of the gum leaves, soothing and: beaiing in its efft ets, its price being twenty -four shillings for one pound weight Our extract, tbe genuine artitle is only made up in half-ounce and one-ounce viale ; vials centring on the labtU our trade mark and signature. SANDER & SQNS, Sola Manufacturers of the Eucalyptus Extract. Sandhurst, November ,lß7B. B. LUC AS" & SON, AQEHT3 FOB NELSON