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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 39, 14 February 1880, Page 3

Encourage New Zealand Industries. To the people of the Nelson District. Messrs. Hallenstein Bros; • , Desire to inform you that a RETAIL BRANCH OF THE ¥EW ZEALAND : v CLOTHING PACTOEY WAS OPENED On premises lately occupied by HODDER & CO., Next Bank of New Zealand, Teafalgae-stbbet, NELSOiS^, OnSATUKDAY,ATra.2. To effectually introduce" their Goods., and drive out the imported article, they have decided to sell a SINGLE GrABMENT AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE. All g6o3s aTe marked in plain figures for net CASH ONLY. Any article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy ; with which it was sold, or, if desired, the money will be returned. The success which h&* attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Retail Branches in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and other towns, leads the proprietors to believe that there etists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the public to encourage New Zealand Industries, especially where superior ad van- ; tages are offered, and your sup- " port 1b solicited on this underStanding only. J. C. LOCKERBIE, : Mabager NiLsoir Bbakoh NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. 2216 HOP-PICKERS ere requested to give in i heir namei to the undersigned. 462-6 T. HAKLkY, Bridge-st. THE Misses ROWE, DRESS-MAKERS, have RRMOVFD for the convcDier.ee of customers, to the WAIMEA ROAD, opposite Mr Noble's, Bakery. 266 NOTICE! REMOVAL OF BUOY ROCK. A RED FLSQ will be HOISTED at the Flag-staff, Harbor (ffiee, Kelson Wharf, One Hour before any explosion takes place, and will fly until alter such explosion shall bave taken place All bouts, and the public generally ore warned to keep clear of Buoy Rock. (Signed) BRAY & MITCHELL, 154 — a Contractors. NOW OPEN DAILY, from 1 to 8 p.m. (and in the Forenoon to^the trade only.) WiVf CJTANTON, having re- • -t-YJLo k_7 solved on a CLEARANCE of his Large and Varied Stock of New and Standard BOOKS, including also SCHOOL BOOKS (in quantity), will onvr the whole for fcale, REGARDLESS OF COST, and for facility of exhibi T lion, has removed them to the Large Room adjoining the COJLON3LAJL, B^ISTJK Trap aLO 48-BTKEHT, together w'th various other NEW and di-sirable GOODS, inorder to reduce an excessive Stock 1 hese will he oflt Ti d at inducement prices FOR A SHORT TIME OJSLY. Also, to close consignments, a Large assortment of Valuable Engravings and Chromo-Lithographs (after tb.3 best artists), published and coneiffned by J. M'Queeic, Printer to the Art Onion of London, at HALF-PRICE FOR CASH! This is a GENUINE CLEARANCE t SALE, and is well worthy the notice of the . Trade, Schools,PublicLibrarie?,and Families, I W. M. STANTON. ' INSPECTION SOLICITED ! * *** The above is distinct from and independent of istanton's Art Union, NOTICE. , TN consequence of severe family illnefs, I ' _L have been obliged for the prefent fo relinquish my intei tion of EOit ing in Nelson, . and have di posed of my ( hemisc and Drug--1 gist business to Mr. Anoell, for whom I 1 would solicit a share of public suppott , T. A. ALLEN. r Wellington, 20th January, 1880. WILLIAM O. ANCELL, (LA.IE 01" WAIKODAITi) DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, t Importer of Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, and Patent Medicines, » TB&FALGAR-bTREET, NELSON. 1 Having purchased Mr. Allen's (formerly E. 1 Pricbard'a) interest in the above business, W. C. A. has much pleasure in informing the inhabitants of the City of Nelson and surrounding district 0 , that he is now prepared to supply the wants of the community, and after an experience of sixteen jeara in ctlier '> parts of the colony, trusts, by prompt attention to orders entrusted to him, and by sup» * plyirjg melicinf b. etc., of the best quality at reasonable charges, to merit a share oi the public patronage. ; a """""* ' I j Prescriptions and Family Receipts prepared j with care. ; Horse and Cattle Medicines. ; i Addresß-NELSON DISPENSARY, ; Trafeigftrsgtreet, 318