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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 58, 8 March 1880, Page 3

An opportunity not to be missed by all who wish to make a little money g*o a long* way. For a Short Time Only. Loyeday & Heyhoe WILL OFFER THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK AT cos's* pkice GEEAT OLEARaSOE~SAJLB ! ! OF ALL SUMMER DRAPERY, At REDUCTIONS that almost amount to Gr XVXN.Gt AWAY. EVERY ARTICLE IN STOCK REDUOED TO COST PRICE ! ! ! The annexed List will give some idea of the Startling Prices we are selling at : — White Calico, 3/9 per dozen Pique Shirts, 3/6 Grey Calico, 2/11 per dozen Tassore Costumes, 10/6 Orey Sheeting, 10|d per yard Galatea Costumes, 11/Best Fingering Wool, 2/6 per lb. Stuff Costumes, 12/6 Clark's Heels, 1/9 per dozen New Drab Cloth Jackets, 7/9 White Flannel, 10|d per yard Stout Hose, 4d per pair Scarlet Flannel, 1/- per yard Infants' Satin Hats, 2/9 Colored Counterpanes, 2/9, 3/9 Boys' Suits, 4/11 White Quilts, 4/11 Dress Buttons, 3d per card of 3_doz. The largest White Quilts made, 8/6 Towelling, 6£d per yard Linen Table Cloths, 1/- Linen Ginghams, 4§d per'yard The best Galaleas, 7sd Men's Straw HatP, 2/Stout Tweed, 111 ~ Boys' Felt Hats, 1/6 New Dress Goods, 6|d Boys' Stout Colored Shirts, 1/11 Priuted Muslins, 4£d Men's Stout Colored thirls, 2/9 Black Satin, 2/6 ; Men's Linen Vests. 1/9 Japanese Silks, B^d W^ite Crinoline Lining, piece of 12 Millinery Bonnets, 1/9 each yards, 1/--s^° During the sale all transactions will be for READY MONEY. Loveday & Heyhoe TRAFALGAR-STRKET. Great clearing salk Notice of Removal. OF — BOOKS, PICTURES, Ac", T NEWBERRY, Grocer, &c, will be CONTINUED ncxh the £?+ TRAFALGAR- STREET, begs to COLONIAL 33 _A_NK. inform hii customers and the inhabitants of From 2 tO 9 O'clock pm., for a Nelson, that he has REMOVED to thoee SHO It T TIME LONGER. P Teraise9 lately occupied by Mr Nairn, Photographer, and while he respectfully solicits Prices farther reduced, and no reason- their continued patronage*?, he would take able offer refused. this opportunity of thanking them for the generou3 support accorded him in the past. W. M. STANTON. *22-im *""""' " ' ' •■ """""" " *"" "'" I ' ■■■ .' A 8 we find it necessary to " raise the wind " this month, we have determined to SELL OFF the whole of our present stock of BOOTS AND SHOES AT 100 per cent, less tlian manufacturers' prices ! The walking public will therefore find it still to their interest to patronise us if they want good VALUE FOR MONEY. ; The Kings of the Snobs are HEALY & SON, Their Boots, they have a tremendous run, Their Shop is well stocked with all sorts of leather, j Exactly suited for all kinds of weather. ! Healy & Son. BA SUPERLATIVE TONIC, DIUR- -"■ ETIC, ANTI-DYSPJtPriO and INVIGO SATING CORDIAL. Ihis MEDICINAL BEVKRAGS ia warranted not only free iroaa tv.ry injurious property and i:g'edient, hul of the beet possible quality. Its extraordinary medicinal properties In Gravel, Gout, Ch'inic Rheuiuutisro, Incipient Dropsy, Flatulency, (olio piinsot the Stomach or Bowel*?, whether m Adults or Infants ; in sil ordinary ci-s&s of Obstructions in the Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs ; in Dyspepsia, whether acute or chronic ; in General Debility, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood ; Jn-aoee-uau) t-.eH-n-iuau,.u v/i ioo\i,»i:u tAi-aumw Vital i<n*.rgy. — bie acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty, and attested in their higle^t wriitea authorities. Pebpetual Injunctions sgainst the Sale of Counterfoils ot " WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS" bave beeii grsnted by the Supreme Courts of Ne*w bouth Waleß and Victoria, and further action wili be'Jinstantly; takm against gany one infringing upon the Trade rjgbtuof the Proprietor. ' Bpl©B&geniß;for ;AustreHs &p<H-Newse&lßP(i ?«-M« MOSp & QQ> } By dß^&BfJ 5-Mbpuriit*