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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 182, 2 August 1880, Page 3

npHE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING i? A FACTORY'S J^ GARMFNTS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' th( no WEAR in* Fit Better Are Better Cut "J Look Bttter Are Better Made tio lay Weftr Better Are Better Shrunk And therefore give more satisfaction j n than any other goods offered to the public, Testified to by their Thousands of Customers, who purchase coratcntly i at the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHISG. FACTORY'S BRANCHES now established in Denedin Wellington iNVEROARaiLL NELSON Oamaru Wanganui Timaru Few FLYMoirTH Abbburton Napier Ltitelion; Thames Christoeufoh Auckland A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLE- . SALE PRICE. 2l*i N.B.— Our New Winter Manufactures — are Now Ready. — I TRY THE « N. Z. OVERCOAT." not SHIRTS, HATS, and EOSIEY of every ~~ . description at WHOLESALE PRICES. NELSON BRANCH : FA Trafalgar-street. y j, C. LOCKERBIE, o -1340 Manager. g 1 a "■§ 0) bO w CS m . o FOR SAIE-Prims HAMS end BACON, | 8d; f lb., at Mr D. SCOTT'S, Ni!e-sr. g East, opposite Golden Fleece Hotel. 2244 -3p « A card mHE MISSES ROWE. g JL DRKBSMAKERS, W 2009 W&imea-road, Nelson. NOTJECE. T>OISOIT will be laid on my Land, Sheppt XT Farm, Waimea South, after this date. B. S. LUCAS. July 27, 1880. j Dissolution of Partnership. THB PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing C 1 and known as Ruthehford & Mkwth, carrying on business as Bakers, at Brightwater, is tfcis day DISSOLVED by mutual consent • In All moneys due to said firm are requested to be paid at ouce. (Signed) JOHN RUTHERFORD Ex ) TOM KELSON NSWTH. c T. N. NEWTH thanka his customers for the ; -r past support, and wishes to intinr te that he has taken the BAKING BUSINESS at Brightwater .j«j and by still supplying a good article Eolioits a share of their patronage. 2171

RIVAL^ SNOBS! i The Best and Cheapest Boots to buy, Are Sold at HEALY'S, come and tr y. Ladies 9 Kid Boots 4ts 6d, or 6 pairs for £1. Men's Bluchers, 6s 9<#. Men's Balmorals, 8s 6d* Men's Mastic Sides, 9s 6d. And other Goods in proportion. HEALY & SON, Bridge-street. Just Received, and to Arrive. Ex "Pareora," from London, Smiths' Files, Wood-workers' Files, Mill-saw Files, 9 packages. 8n( j R eß p er Files ; Fenders and Fire-^rons ; Hedge Hooks, Spades and Shovels, Dog Collars, Coffin Furniture, and General Ironmongery. Ex "Merope," from London, Grindstones, Turkey Stones, Bolts and Nuts, Horse 45 packages and plece3. Nails, Locks, Bellows, Enamelled Ware, and Brass Ware j Bradford's Washing and Mangling Machines, and Cbeavin's Sapid Water Fillers. Per Mail Steamer (due in Aug- Polishing Paste, and Furniture Polish, Electro- . ust). plated Spoons and Forks, Ivory-handled Cutlery, and Cheatermaoß' Tape? and Measuring Bands. Per "Irvine," from Tondcn GaJe Hiu^es, Chains and Traces, Cattle Bbllb, Gar.(.loeia Angus-), 24 pack- den Toolfl? Sbecp Khehrßf Batnßj Teßpolßj l ' B " Sl Cruets, Tinned Potß, Enamelled Saucepans, American Tools, Curp?nterb* Rules, Measuring Tapes, Emery Wheels, Stubs' Files, Engineers' Bulee, Spirit Levels, Galvanized Clothes Lines, and Johnson*a Cutlery. Per " Kodell Bay," from Glue- Acglo-American Cocking Sfovos new patterns, and gow (due in August), 2.7 V trious iron castings. pis-ceß and packagce. . Per '• St. Leonards," from Lcn- Home Wa&harfl, Mangles, Sausage Machines, and don (due in September), 5 Cotton Pulp Ba:ins. caeca. l Per '« IngJeburg/' from New ioy nuckaaes Atnerioau Goods, assorted. York (due in October). v Per "Waimea." from London Mowers. Reapers, &c, &c, &c. (due in October). WILKINS & FIELD, IMPORTING IRONMONGERS, NELSON,