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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 240, 1 December 1880, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON AND LYTTELTON. «JlM\t^> GRAFTOR wU leave tor the above ports Early. For freight or pag«age apply to JAMES S. CROSS, Jan., 3384 Agent. NEW S UGABS PER "LOIBP Samples tp hsmd. Inspection im/oited^ RLE VIEW", 8700—2 , For the Coming Season ! H. D. Jackso^ is just vopacking a aplendid lot of FANCY GOODS, TOYS, books, &c, ; ■/■; Fx '• Wefmione," fron> Lomion { also," christmas, new yeae, and birthday: oaeds,;; in endless variety, a liberal discount oa which will be allowed to the trade. %gg" The Books are Bpeciailp adapted for the coming season, having bt en chosen from, the heavy stocks now opening in Melbourne, A better selection could not pofiiibly be wished for. . NEW FIRE-QBATE PAPERS. The usual discount to Schoo's and libraries. h:. v. JACK:so3sr -■<■,-■■,■■• • 384S^-6n SPECIAL NOTICE. ; - .. .GENUINE ,-'■.■ .;-.: Olearing-out Sale^ TH E undersigned thanks his customers and the general, public for the liberal support accorded to him these last ten years, and in consequence of the in-; creasing export trade for his NELSON' - SOAP, he has resolved to relinquish the Gkoceby, Deapert, and -Gene-. ral Produce- Trade carried on by him in Waimea-street, and Great Bargains will be offered in the following goods until the whole is CLEAR|ED 0 XJ T. General Household Drapery Fancy Dress Material Pompadour Satin Cloths Prints, Lustres Satins, Silks Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, Ties Straw Hats, Hosiery, &c., ; UNDER PEIME COST! CHEAPEST LINES ever, offered in in Nelson in . Men's and Boys' Clothing, Printed Moles, Tweeds Straw, Rush!, and Felt Hats Shirts, Collar^, Ties Braces, Belts/Hosiery &c, &o. also, ; ; GROCERIES of all kinds. Earthenware, dhina, Glass," Brush and Hardware, Electro-plated & Fancy Goods in great variety, at Less than Wholesale Prices. Also, balance of - ' ; 500 dozen Tumblers JAM, manufactured by self last season, at lOd. per Tumbler. Poultry, and all kinds of Produce taken until further notice. W.P. requests that all ACCOUNTS due to him be SETTLED on or before the 3rd of January, 1881. Hours of • business from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. WI. PHILIPS, WAIMEA-STWEET, NELSON,