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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 13, 15 January 1880, Page 3

Christmas is Coming 1 ! - — 6- — One of the most useful investments for the season, or a Christmas Present to a member of the family, is the Home Treasure, or, Home Shuttle Machine ! ! ! Over One Thousand have been sold in Nelson, giving entire satisfaction, and thy are easyjto learn. Gruarantee given'with each Machine. o THESE MACHINES CAN BE' PURCHASED ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS, so as to place them WITHIN THE REACH OP ALL, — — o — LiaHTBAND & Co. CHEAP CLEARING SALE!!! -* ~* m/t\ i tsy% i9illNKs9Sii3BEsE=Sß6BS§Bß^^L^^^tt H |g|PiikJli^^ H Tp J. HENGSTON, General • Storekeeper and Produce Dealer, has resolyed to REDUCE the PRICES of the remainder of his SUXUESMHESaEfc STOCK. OF 1 Drapery, Hats, Boots, Sec, SO AS TO INSURE A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. The goods will be sold at almost nominal prices, in fact they ~ will be nearly WIVJ3MT A*WAV I -O AMONGST ITITC STOfTK" WTTJiJRTQ FOUND Pbints — Ginghams — Shirtings — Calicoes — Dress Alpacas— fancy Dress Stuffs Parasols — Skirts— -Fancy Goods — Ladies' Collars and Cuffs — Ladies' and Children's Straw and Leghorn Hats — Men's and Boys' Straw and Leghorn Hats— Men's and Boys' Shirts and Collars—Tweeds for Boys' Clothing — Men's and Boys' Clothing — a good assortment of "Women's and Children's Hosiery— Men*s and Boys' Hosiery— a large assortment of Boots, Ladies', Children's, Men's and Boys'. • — ~— : o: ■ »■■■ -» DURING THE SALE GOODS IN THE Grocery and General Departments will be sold at the usual LOW HATES, which, have made this the CHEAPEST STORE IN T0WN1!! ~- -""■*•"- 0 Sale to commence on SATUEDAY NEXT, the 17th instant, and to continue for FOURTEEW DATS, for CASH ONLY ! Goods Booked during the Sale will be charged at the usual prices. F. J. HINGSTON, General Storekeeper & Produce Dealer, Waimea-street, Nelson. ST. CRISPIN'S RHYMES. T WAS quite distressed both in body and mind, X Not an easy boot in the town could I find, At all the shops, alas ! in vain I did try, Not an easy sole in this place could I buy. Telling my troubles one day to a friend, He desired me at once to HEALY to send, Declaring, if BUYING 1 my BOOTS at THEIE STOKE, I should never complain, Och ! never no more ! ! Acting at once on his friendly advice, I went to the old Snobs', their leather to price, Great was my surprise SUCH A STOCK to behold And the NEWEST OF FASHIONS they did quickly unfold. I now skedaddle about, so happy and bo gay, My step^is quite elastic, my feet are full of play, And in cash I can satje twenty per cent, and much more, By purchasing my leather from Hfalt & Son's Stobe !J Hbaly & Son, BEIDGE-STREET.