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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 211, 4 September 1880, Page 2

BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES .ELSEWHERE, VISIT THE HALL QI! bOMMEEBOEi ...;--... AND. NCjTE-- THE. t: .v^ A '.-rij-.^fi ■ ■ -. - • , •' - ■■ ' ;; : y' ;: MAI)|iaN^THE-; -. ■■■■['i^v*-- -^m for '-SATEBwAYy-md "dmUm ■ ■•-■■■' ■' tmweek. :,-:-y i^r j 1 , ..",...; .... i ' '■<'■■' '■■■■'' i' : >i The following few Quotations will give an idea Qt i . i ih& v T7 1 TNI^ AT? TWrftiPTQ Si A OTRTTJ!T s if?twC ,-.;;. .:,;;,;.. .>, ..y -..; -■ '■ . ;.. Fbi? 5/H. :' ' : ;; -''.io^ ; 12/6 Men's Tweed Trowserß... ... for 8/11 '••• rv . ,/ ;tj 18/6, .Men's Tweed Coatk 1 ' ;;;-■ \. for jt l3/9 ;: ; ; ; : :, :;j - --' ' ','■,;,,■' 21/- .Men's iwee^ Trousers andjYests.fpr./IS/Q^,,;,. ; 0 ". ';.^ .^^ 6/6 Men's Flannel Shirts ./. ' ...for 4/11; <, :•:-:..:: ™i 7/6 Men's Tweed Vestps ...v- ■• 'Ai'for o S/l^ ! "» ; «'--..'w:\7 , . , 8/6. Boys' Tunic,.Suitsj . .... ...for s)Xiy^ \T/?.,. ,-, i 9/6 J Boy^ Jacket Suits ... .;. for 6/11" ;;7 '%-" / . 1/9, Boys? Cloth Caps I: ; ..., ; ! ..-; for^ l/ r ,„ .. : „.:^J :, ■■■..:■. ■■<; •..,. i ly-,: Three .ißoxealßux Collars ...for 1/- .«..y - J^T SEE OIIE .. . tr ; .. ,. ,. .., ! v ,<! .-,-. ,-; .... :■>..-;: •- -; ; ,;,v :. . :;.- --■■■■■:. -Metfs O^feaJSuit^, SBs."mv; {:: ;;-'^ „.. ... -.-•. -.;■- Equall Mai?ffe redticiabW'H^e^e^y'dfeparfiihSjfc.-. Every Customer will be presented. witli a Yalual^le rPresent^oTi .:>■;,! :. ■:. ... ■, .; ever y ig'K (J Jq/u Spent*'- :: ■ ./«-:--.v:.L -iUX 1 ; : ! l:S..ogljlblG loaxiM^ith FresH^[Gfelti6gp T;B.% i ¥MpND&GO., HALL OF COMMERCE, NELSON, , a^d , MAWHEia^ • :' ' •;■■ -. : y ; QUAY]TGRdYMOUTH^ ; ; ; ; *-^ 4 " l ' : -> a

: Holloway's Ointment.-^ Sores, wounds,, ulceratiqhs, and.bther diseases affecting SH6 skin,are\capabre of* speedy ' amendment A by v ; this cooling and. healing unguent,, which has called forth the'l'o'udest praise'; from "persons : who had suffered for years from bad legs, ; abscesses, and chronic ulcers, -after every hope of cure had long passed away. None but those who have experienced the soothing effect of this Ointment can-form an idea of the comfort it bestows, by restraining inflammation and' allaying pain. . Whenever Hollo way' 's' Ointment has been once used -itf'has established its own worth, and has again been eagerly sought for, as the easiest and safest remedy for ; ; all ulcerous complaints. In ueuralgia, rheumatism, 'and 1 £out the same ; application, properly used, -gives wonderful : re Us f t ;..JLj.^J.LJ:.L ii'— ~ :.£'■ '..1 .'.■•■■. .v' 'Nov ia the dafof'Salyation;"— If; Cor. vi, 2 Til YANGELISTIC SBRjVieS.Temperanca JJj . HaII.^ SUNDAY, at Seyen^mV -fig MORRb'W (Suiiday) (yiOB^ING,: Rtv. 'R. Bavin ; Service and pd.mmunioti. Eyen--1 ing, Mr. J. G« HAHK^ESS! 1 ' .';. ; (i • >-'- > "■•■-•••■■- ■--' ; \RVSg4 R Ti" V 2700—1 '. T H6n ; Secretary. Githolic ChurcilißS, OWING to Father Gaein'B illness, there will beiONriY-ONEsMASS at St. I M aby's TO-MORROW^ at '• 8 ' a.m., % and ianoilwal 11. at St. Pbxmh and St. Paul's, iW'AIM'SA! WEST. • -; T : ■ (u-.-.:.Cd «.> I VESPERS at BT.Mabt ? s as usual.'. i.r : .- : _^j 2695—1 JTTSTANTED ASHING home or out" ! W Aljq, Machine Wort done. „,.■-- '26*S— ip'"""' l Mrs. TOrtE; Collibg#ood-st. :i j TTT ANTED 'a good : Gerifiral . BER VAN T •' W' ; to proceed to Pakawau. Apply to : Mrs. WATTS, Temperance Hotel, up to the jmhinßt. - -— -- -2698-4 i XKT ANTED O6e or Two flTst-olaßi-yourig' i VV- i COWS,. :Also Twojwell-bred PIGS, j Appiy Mr PiPER^ ( Temp?r ; aDce Hotel. W : " ANTED -aY GENEBALviERViANTj immediately. Apply, Mrs .SEALY, Hardy-street. ' . „',2702— to n TTT ANTED immediately, a --.goad ( General W SERVANT. < . Apply i-MiK: B. C. j ROBERTS, Panama House. >; ; ;2701— to T' 6 ! LET.i-^-A r Comfortable COTTAGE' in ;; Grove-streetj^he Wood.rrAPPJy 12705-lp v ' 4 q;HOS. fiCjgOOKE. , t a mom mmnfammKmmmmKmmmtmmaamm^m^mßammmati j F U'NE R^'LV; 1 TOE FDNEBAL of the lateMrsFWHITE will leave her late feßideDce,.Spring jGroveV^fdr* 'tho^Brightwater 1 Churcb^ «on I MONDAY-NEXT,- at 2.50;p.m, ?v0 .-: BROTHERS, J2687-^h; ; fi, .. •:.: .i-.ui Undertakers. FUNERAL. —• ■ ,--..■ .'-. .-::.<.< ■f.'nrr'i -.-i u-.n ■■[) ;..»jT. T^HE N FUNERAL of the,. late JOHN 1 is 'I WHENT -will Cleaver his) residency 1 BusseistreeiTbiMbßßbW^^RNOON, lafc TWO o!clock fo«;.4he New Cemetery, ><..„/ ! " '^^PA'RMENTJBR^AMOS?---j 2703 1 <. lf '- '-4-; i i! ,,'.;. '.^Undertakers. I if. :■: ■ :h- ■' -..■ -■> ■■'.<■ r.i'Q ■■■■'. -. .OS-. A I TiHE, ,FUNEB^ ,pf , jthe, jaiv GKORGE i L CHX6CES wili; ; leayo his. residence, iHayen-jfbaa,'Tp-MQiiMw;XB;T^3a^OON, iat Three o'clock, f ojr, thb 'New Cemetery. \ 'parmbnterLamgß> 2704~rl. ;C :.n, ; i -.;V; T s,t- ; 'to P oPPflyftftf ff' " ! INDEPENnEMi QRDBI^.OF •.,\.f .■::^..i.ODDFJEI/L.aWSj obu'v/ tdt M AcNjO aEfifTpEifi uUNili? Y . MEMBERS of thsiORDER areiXlar(4ltfed torATTENDitbeijPDNERALof the late^Brother'tiEOWirOHAßLES, of Jhi LoVafN'e^offtoflgeV which will leave hisla'te 1 : fteeHence, Haven Boad, TO-MORUOW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON r at 3o'eiock. I J. A. M'AROTSYi 2708 ' r -■■•■■•■■ WiO«:'V: