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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 177, 27 July 1880, Page 2

Hall of Commerce Advertisements. GKEAT BABOAINS. — 0— — BAAA yards Newest Fancy DBESS ? UUU J MATERIALS, purchased by Mr. T. S. WYMOND in the Wellington Market, previous to the Wholesale Houses taking Stocl:, at a Discount of Seventy-fr ye per cent. Hall of Commerce Advertisements. SAAA yards, comprising — )\J\J\J gATIN STEIPED LUSTRES FANCY CHECKED WINCEYS AFGHAN TWILLS FANCY BEIGES '4:S# xJLCL the Dress, usual price, 10s. to 15s. Hall of Commerce Advertisements, POMPADOUKS, SATEEN CLOTHS WOOL BEIGES, FRENCH POPLINS FIGURED SATEENS EMPRESS CORDS, &c, &c— only s S# JLxCL the Dress, usual price, 15s. to 21s. Hall of Commerce Advertisements. WINCEYS--1,000 yards, 4-Jd — usual price, 9d. 1,500 yards, 6 jd — usual price, 10-|d. 800 yards, 7-|d— usual price, Is. t. s. "W'-srsvioisriD && co.

St. Mary's Churcli, Nelson. A SOLEMN MASS of Requiem will be eung TO-MORROW &ORNING, at Half past Six o'clock precisely /for the repose of the soul of the Very Rev. Father O'Reilly. 2284 A. Rf. GARIN. FUNERAL. mHB FRIENDS of W. W BARNES are X respectfully informed tliat the FUNERAL of his late Wife will leave his residence, Brightwattr, at Two o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 28th instant, for the Catholic Cemetery, Wakefleld. . 2219—2 Young Men's Christian Association. ALBOTUBB (the first of the series) will be delivered in tbe Temperance Hall, TO-NIGHT, at Eight o'clock, [ by the Bishop of Nelson. Subject :— The £tory of the Successful Cumberland Boy— George Moore— by one who knew him. I Admiss-'on— Front Seats 1/ , Back Seats 6d Members by apecial arrangement. 2166—6 J. H. HARKNESF, Hon See. MASONIC HALL. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY. mHE Grand SIGHTASCOPE I and MUSICAL CABINET EXHIBITION. GIFTS ! GIFTS ! I GIFTS ! I ! Every visitor will receive a PRESENT. Open every Evening from 7 till 10.80 pm, and every Afternoon from 2 till 5 p.m. Admission — One Shilling. 2214 J. TREEDMAN, Business Manager. NEW GOODS NOW ON SALE, at such prices as to effect a speedy clearance in Bj'ite of the increased duties. MAPPINS', ROGERS' and JOHNSOR'S TABLE CDTLERY, comprising— Bone and Ivory Balance-handle Kaives Electro plated Spoon* and Forks Teapots, Pickle Framti ToBSt Racks, Cruets Revolving do., very handsome (sorce with call bellsj At H. HOUNSELL'S, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Bridge-street, JUST RECEIVED, And NOW ON SAL E — SBradfokd's WASHING, WRINGING, and MANGLING MACHINES, Vowel E — • • MoEt useful for labor-saving, especially in large families. Being impoitsd direct from the makers, will be sold cheap, at H. HOUNSELL'S, »pj, i, 2, 3, Bridge street,

TO FAMILIEvS AND COUNTRY DEAIERS. /CHOICE TEAS in Boxes, Half-chests and \J Chests Every description of Groceries of bfst qualities now on Sale at the lowest rtmuuerative prices Splendid Mauritius Sugars from, yellow to beßt Whites Families waited upon for orders. • Goods delivered to any part of tbe town. Country Produce taken. Highest price given for Fresh Butter and Eggs. H. HOF.NSKLL, FA MILT GROCEB,&c., Nos. I, 2, and 3, Bridge-Btreet. . HKNKY HOUSjSELI, Wholesale and. Family WINE AND SPIRIT MEECHANT. /CHOICE Wines and .'Spirits of every dec\J cription by tbe tingle bottle or the dcztn AUoTUAI IAN WINES- a very superior assortment — Sbiraz ' Tcnatantia Frontignac Tokay Pcdri Ximenes Greenache ENGLISH ALES by Tennent, Porfer, and Read Brother's Bulldog, Foster's Base's Pale Ale, and Griffin's Sparkling Pflle Ale in pints and quarts STOUT by Blood Woolfe, Edmond'a Pig, and Spark's Moline Guinness— all in splendid condition. Publicans supplied. Bridge-ttreet, Nelson. TOBACCO ! TOBACCO ! ! ON. SALE— MAX MENDERSHAUSEN'S celebrated TOBACCO, in Quarter, Half, and One pouud Tins, comprising "Ftuit and Flowers," •* Driver's Miiture," end Vauity Fair." Cut and Pressed Tobacco in packets as usual Try the New Derby Cigarettes, 1/3 per packet — all Tobacco and no paper At H. HOUNSELL'S, Nos. ), 2, and s, Bridge-street, Nelson. COOKING STOVES ! COOKING STOVES ! ! Fx " Chauaiere "— SMITH and WELLSTOOD'S COOKING and HEATING STOVES as follows— Mistresp, No. 6, 7, 8, 9 Congress, No, 7 Fern, No. 8 Plantress, Nob 7, 8, and 9 Victoress, Nos 6, 7, and 8 Scotia, Nob 6 and 7 Golden State, No. 8 (especially adapted for burning wood) Trafford Ranges, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 Queen, Nos. 6 ond 7 Fairy, Nos, 1 and 2 Tbe Peasant The Wide Awake The Egg „ The Kandian Aleo Extra Pots and Bricks for the above now on Sale at lowest ratrc At H. HOUNSELL'S, 2tos, Ji 2, and 3, Bridge s{rfsk