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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 144, 17 June 1880, Page 3

The Genuine Mushroom versus The Deceptive Toadstool. I\ N. J ONES, being the Only MANUFA CTURING SADDLER ESTABLISHED IN NELSON, Has much pleasure in calling special attention to his Advertisement in the Colonist, re LOCALLY IANUFACTUEED SADDLERY, and to notify tbat he is now selling at prices from 10 to 50 per cent. lower than any other House in the City, and will continue to do so until further notice. The LARGEST STOCK to select from, and inspection invited to prove that it is tbe CHEAPEST AND BEST! THE ONLY STOCK OF Genuine Nelson-made Saddles, JUSTLY CELEBBATED BS being the BEST obtainable anywherf. F. N. JONES has been longer established than any other Sadd.er in Nelson. He conducts his own . business, is a Practical Saddle Makeb, and is not the Agent of a Slop Importeb, — which means that he can offer advantages to buyers of Saddlery and Harness not to be obtained elsewhere in the city. B3T Lovers of progress and buyers of Saddlery are invited to inspect the Stock of Made-up Goods and Materials, at F. N. JONES'S, Colonial Saddle and Harness Manufactory, TEAEALGAR-ST., NELSON. NOTICE.— CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE. 1662 JAMEB GOOEMAF, Waimea-rd. Weimea Eoad Board. A SPECIAL MEETING of the BOARD will be held en SAIUI.DAY. the 19th in*_taat, at Ten a m. T. J. THOMPSON, 1805-3 Sec (.tary. < (( HADFIELD J] S S V JJ w FOR THE RELIEF OF j COUGHS AND COLpS OF ALL KINDS, | Can be had, Wholesale or Retail,; FROM THE S I.TS PKOPRIETOR ; In Boxes 1/-, and 1/8 ; in tins ! at 2/6 and 4/8 each. HADFIELD'S GENUINE SYRUP or \ IRISH MOSB Sold by the P.rm for the last ten years,' may be had by the Bottle, Dozen, f or Gros 8, at Literal prices. i JDST BE3EIVED— ; One gross of Enos' Fruit Satt. JUST LANDED— X A sliipment of Hill's Magio Vermin Killer. I IXPECTED DAILY— Himrod's Oure for AstHma; GHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN CURES for Gont, rheumatism, and Liver comp 1 aint, is now to be bad in any quantities. ADDRF SSB. HADFIELD, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, Tbapalgar Stbbbt, Nelson. 1612

rr<HE NEW* ZEALAND CLOTHING ■*• FACTORY'S GARMENTS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Fit Better Are Better Cut Look Bttter Are Better Made Wear Better Are Better Shrunk And therefore give more ea'isfac'.ion than a other goods offi re 3to the pnblic. Teetifled to by their Thousands of Customers, who purchase ocstanlly atthe NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S BRANCHES now established in Ddnedin Wellington Inveboakgill Nblson Oamabu Wanganui Timabu New Plymouth Ashbubton Napier Lyttelton Th____s Chbistobu&oh Auokland A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALB PRICE. N.B.— Our New Winter Manufactures are Now Ready. TRY THE « N. Z. OVFRCOAT." SHIRTS, HATF, and HOSISY of every description at WHOLESALE PRICES. NELSON BRANCH : Trafalgar- stbeet. J C. LCCKERBIF, 1340 Manager. _. " CHRIST WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM," A POEM : by the Rev. W. B. Mabten. Price One ShllliDg. On Sale at R Luoas & Son's, Bridge-Btreet. 1 34 Nelson Early Closing Association A GENERAL MEETING of tbe ASSOCIATION will be held at the Large Room of Messrs. T. S. Wtmond & Co.. Bridge-street, on FRIDAY. 18th instant, at Eight o'clock p.m., to which all memlers, and those interested ate lespectiully invited " Business : To fix the hour at which business bouses should be closed ; to receive and enrol members, etc. By order, EDWD. OH. CANAVAN, 181 2 -t d Hon. Secretary. NEW ZEALAND FINE AET DISTKIBUTION, SYDNEY, Under the patroDage of Lord Augustus Loftus, and sanctioned by the Attoestey-Genebai.. 6PICTUEEs"by Gully 1 do. by Gibb 3 do. by Hoyle, and 3 do. by Neville. 300 Shares to he issued sit 21/- each, Eor Shares apply to Mr. H. D. Jackson, Trafalgar-st., until the 30th inst. 18C8— t c Eiohmond Parsonage Fund. SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED by the Treasurer ;— £ c. d. Already advertised ... ...267 6 3 Walter Newport .. ... 010 0 B.S. ... ... ... 5 0 0 Mrs Marsden ... ... 5 0 0 Mrs Reeves ... ... 1 I 0 Joseph Buech ... ... o 10 0 Mrs cheat ... ... 2 0 0 Yen. Archd. Mules (2nd sub.) 110 0 R. E B 0 10 0 J. M. Croucher „. ... 4 0 0 Another Friend ... ...10 0 C. Gapper ... ... 5 0 0 J. F. Papps (2nd sub.) ... 1 0 0 Mrs Moore, Wellington (2nd half) ... 5 0 0 £-80 6 S The Building Committee will be glad to receive tbe remainiog subscriptions as early . as possible. J.W BARNICOAT, Treasurer. June, 15tb_ 1880. 1817

LEATHER V. BEER. 0 JUST RECEIVED, ex " Himalaya," from London via Wellington— A O TRXJNKS DADIES' and CHILDREN'S TJ /■ whioh weare determined to sell cheaper pC/^^\rjlD JJLv-/ than any House in town, being direct JL__^V^V-r JL IO « importers for cash. My friends do not growl, but be yet of good cheer, You'll still have your Boots cbeap, though the duty 'b on betr, And lupk after your soles in tbis trying cold weatber, And buy from the Snobs tbat have cheapen'd the leather. „, 0 j Men's Watertights, own make 16/6 Ladies' genuine Kid E. 8. from 6/. Men's Watertights,.Colonial made ... IS/fi Ladies' Lasting Boots, from 4/9 Youths' Strong Nailed Boots, warranted 7/6 Ladis.' Walking bLots, from 6/9 Men's llaetic Sides, from 10/O Children»fl Boots, from ... . ... I/o and all otber go )ds equally cbeaf, ; H33ALY & SON, Bridge-streot. tcgr AS'ot >f Empty Shoe Trunks pn Bale, 1838