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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 96, 22 April 1880, Page 3

New Zealand s Clothing Factory, NELSON BRANCH. r Messrs. Hallenstein Bros. l j >> Beg to announce to the Public of Nelson and 1 District) the Akwivai. of the first shipment of I New Goods for the • Winter Season ! 3 Specially selected by their Manager at his late vhit to the Factory, in Dunedin. THE CLOTHING DEPAKTIENT Comprises every variety and style for Men's, Youths', and Boys' wear, made from MOSGIEL TWEEDS. THE MERCERY DEPARTMENT will be found well worthy of inspection, being, without exception, the largest and most varied in this district. Special attention is called to a New Speciality "THE TATJPO RUG," suitable for Carriage, Steamboat, or Camp wear, and manufactured for the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, AT MOSGIEL, MAKE YOUR PURCHASES AT THE New Zealand Clothing* Factory, BECAUSE The Wool is Grown / ~ The Tweed is Manufactured > .S The Clothing is Made ) j| AND BY SO DOING, YOU GET THE BEST VALUE, BEING ALWAYS ABLE TO BUY A Single Garment at "Wholesale Frice ! J. C. LOCKERBIE, Manager, Nelson Branch. Motu^ka Wesleyan Church, A GRAND VOCAL and -OL IINSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will be given by the NELSON WESLEYAN CHOIR /nd BAND Mr. C. A. Ogilvie, Conductor, In the Wesley an Churcii, Motdeka. On THURSDAY, April 29, 1880. Doors open at 7 p.m., to commence precisely et 7.30. Admission Two Shillirgs. The " lady Baikly " will leave Nelson on the day named for Motueki at 1 30 p.m., and Motutba for Neleon at 10 p.m. 1150— 7 a Ploughing Season, 1880. TTORNSBY'S Double-furrow PLOUGH, the standard labor-saving implement. Single Ploughs, Whippletrees, &Q; &C, &C. WILIINS& FIELD, General Ironmongers, AND a Importers of Agricultural MaB chinery, igApril, 1880.