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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 45, 21 February 1880, Page 2

Inducements Extraordinary ! ! ! WYMOIBP ■^■': : :-'Sale;!!l : -:: :* ': XV-' - • ''.- ; 7.77 : 7!^ H | ] ."_ .V. .. /r-o'XX” Boys' KnicLer Suits, 6s lid ,/ Boys' TroTtser; Suits, l7s 6d- : : " X X: Boys' Strpngi Hailed 800 is, ,ss , lid -- - ; ■ .Youths' Elastic Sides, 8s 6d '" '"''"'.:,.- i/^.o : ' ' Me^ X-™?". XSlen's- TrOWsers aud Vests,, 15s 6d , ~ V : XX A : hx-'. .-Men's Tweed Coats; 15s 9d r ■ 7 , i.[r } Men's Elastic Side Boots, 9s 6d v -„ .. [r Men's Strong Shooters, lis 9d • XX^X Men's Harvard Shirts, Is lld_ ,__ _ K. ;;, \]psn;s^Underi Flannels, 3s lid ''&o®^p^^ op A &Q0 pair^liadies^ S^oe%o^s lld~4 "■'"'■ '-- ll ' i "' r "» Men's White! Moles, { ss' lid "-',.'," ;. v "^, ",'„.,', :■'•■■-••"■"■'' -- Men's Golored liolQs, 7s 6d » \-i:/'Z ,XV ? 'F Ladies' Super Eid Boots, 6s lid :: v/ < - 6 - } '- 1 ' 7 Girl's Button Boots, 2s;6d ■■■: a './,-. r . ( Criildrens Copper Toes, from 2s lid i Boys' and Girls' Slippers, 2s. Train Fares paid to Goiintry Buyers as advertised. T. S. Wymond & M, HALL OF COMMERQE.

NE L S O N C L U R .—The ANNUAL GENERAL" MEETING wilL.be held TBIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, the 21st inst., at iight o'clock, . . . : < 654—3 Art Union of London. qupplemeMa^t%st 'V CLOSES TO-MOEEd^^ 572-6 r W.^'STANTON. , THEATRE _p^^§^ : 7 . ROYAL GRAND OPENING PERFORMANCE ! MONDAY, Feb. 23. THE GAIETY VAEIETY 7 7 ; 7 /TEOTJPE!!! consisting of Four Ladies and Four Gentlemen, THE ELITE OF Song, Bance, and Burlesque Artistes of Australia. - ENTIRELY NEW FACES, f [See Show. Cards.] 7 MONTAGUE L. BROWNE, Manager. -,7' 7 /y'7 7 ,_' pB-3 FOE WESTPORT AND GREYMOUTH. .^^3^^^ ; ".,.,,- GRAFTON^ will leave for the above Ports' on- TUESDAY 2lth February, at Four pm. ... . RibTjcßp Rates. For, Freight or Passage applyito'' 1 ' r JAS. S., CROSS, Jun.vA"gent, 480 -Commercial Wharf. 'Tffi|K^g;-'- : ' '7W ! -A;K; a : t'xt , - W ill > rail for tht above Port oti TUESDAYj 21th -February, 'at ; 6 !^.tn;> v : ' : >'*<> 'U" ! For freight or pagwge apply to M ,\ '■'.'"' JAMES; >sfcß6 ! BSl;jfim., fi«9— 3 ; Z:\sZ : ■::U Va.; f .tr A «ent. 3gfcfcf|^; 7 -LiJ^^M will leaTe aa ; umder :-^- '-^ : - •'-*<« --.juVC NeuW for Motueka; Saturday, Febiuary 28. at 7 ».m.^ ; "' ! - i: ; ' J: - !^' if >^ Motueka for' Nelson, Saturday, February 28, "- at &.80 am. n t»-.?8?8 Nelion for Motueka, Monday, March 1, at 7- 80 p.m. „>-'•.'.■'; ..'',-'. tjf ; ». * Motueka for Waitapu, Monday, March I, at •• •': 1080 ; p m. , ,-v,"-7.i£- > i-;& .silP ia Waitapu for— Collingwood, Tuesday,, March „ *, at ,?.SO am. r . r . .-• , P . ?v< .-» Collingwood- for Nelson jTneaaay, March 2, at 11 pni. """" Nelson for Motueka, Wedneiday, Mwch 3, at Motueka for Nelson,' Wedaeßday/MaxJch 3, at •a. i)H a^m.T ■" ''"■' i.iti iSttSiif) 9{f| Nelson^ for Motueka^ Friday, 1 * March 6, at '\ 10.30 a.m. .MKootaAl, Motueka; for 1 Nelebn,- Friday, March 5, at i 7 JAMES S^oSS^rtinls Agent, /'i

WANTED —A Secondhand SPRING CART. Address (at once) A. J., Office of this Paper. 169— 2p FOUND a Liver and White Pointer DOG. Owner cwi have same by paying expenses.— E. J. MORLEY, Waimea-st 563 Sp Hope Scliool-room. AT ECTUBE will be given in* JLi the, above On THUBSD AT EVENING Next, February 26, At Half-past Sbvbn, By tlte 3Btev. JYBe&kenham, . Subject : : "UNCLE TOM." Admission— One ShilliDg. Children Sixpence. ' 580-4 JJoots and Shoes AND ; Shoes and Boots TO SUIT THE TIMES ! Working Men's Bluchers Pegged and : Nailed, Ladies' Kid Boot*, ss.Qd. Children's Boots, from LIGHTBAND & CO., TRAFALGAR-bTSBKT, NELSON. l ■■r:: \: v > „ ;Mf Painters and Faperhangers. TENDERS are Invited for PAINTING and PAPERHANGING » COTTAGE in, eourae ef erection at Richmond. Tenders will be received until Noon of THURSDAY, , 26th instant. Speciflcations can be seen at the work. . A. R. MUIB, SI2-5 Richmond. SLIGHTLY INJURED BY A STONE. '...., SO, cabmen all, yon hare bad «• treat, ] w But oy air the world not known, Thrtt you. have paid ten bob, and got receipt, And that was stamped with stone. ; : To be stamped with stone ia rather hard, But to avoid it yon must ribt.try, K ; Or on the wharfy oh I riot a yard, ' ( Or a garret you may occupy . But should you wish to lire and learn, : Near a pigitye, that's the place to lodge, : :-yl. Where you may quickly there discern, : Some twine is always on tho dodge. But when pig to man is so unjust, No ateu can tell what pig to trust, As he is not safe abroad or home, For you cannot trutt him with a stone. I He nay do to JVA.W. about when cooked. "