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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 140, 14 June 1881, Page 2

AND CO., . Having purchased at an immense discount off the tvholesale price, are offering fit 6id per yard, wholesale price 2s Oct. 9jd „ „ 2s Gd. Is „ „ 3s Od Is 3d „ „ 3s Gd Is 6d „ „ 3/6 to ti/» A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Fleecy Wool .Shawls, Opera Scarfs, Gapes, Clouds, etc , At Half the Original Cost! Queensland Wool Shawls, full size* 3s lid and 5s lid Black Quilted Alpaca Skirts, 5s lid, worth 8s (id. Embroidered Felt Skirts, 3s 6d Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets, ' Handsomely Trimmed, from 7s llld Richmond and Moutere. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO BUYERS OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING — FOR GENUINE, BARGAINS GO TO PHILLIPS'S GREAT CLEARING SALE! AND INSPECT GOODS AS ADVERTISED. All wool Black Cashmeres from Is 8d Greater Bargains than • BYev in ill© All wool French Merinos, variety of Clothing Department shades from Is lid Men's Overcoats from 18s Cd Double-width Wool Plaids from 2s Boys' Overcoats from 12s 9d . Check and Plain Winceys from 4-^1 Men's Tweed Suits from 35s Colored Velveteens from 2s Men's Tweed Trowsers and Vests, Black Velveteens from 2s 9d from 14s 6d lo 22s 6d Plain and Fancy Dress Stnifs in great Men's Tweed Trowsers from 7s 6d variety Irom 6d Men's Tweed Sac Coats from 11s 9d Felt Skirts from 3s 3d Men's Cotton Shirts from Is lOd Fancy Skirtings 6£-d Men's Union Shirts from 4s 3d White and Scarlet Flannel from Is Id Men's Flannel Unders from 3s lid Union Shirtings from 9d Men's Crimean Shirts, all wool 6s 9d All wool Crimean Shillings from Js 7d Men's White Shirts, military fronts 5/(> Straw, Felt, Velvet, and Sealskin Hats, Youths' Tweed Suits from 23s 6d half price Boys' Tweed Trowser Suits from 21/6 Ladies' and Children's Ulstera and Bo>s' Knicker Tweed Suits from 8s 3d Jackets Braces, Belts, Ties, Hosiery, Pants Fancy Wool Goods Men's and Boys' Felt and Tweed Hats Silk and Satin Trimmings cheap Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Ribbons • Ties, Hosiery, Glove?, Underclothing Groceries of all kinds liorroek's, Crewd-on's, and American Earthenware, China, Glass, Brnshwarc, Calicoes, Sheetings, Blankets and Fauey Goods in great Kaiapoi Tweed and Flannels, variety. W. PHILLIPS, Waimea Street.

Acclimatjz ition Society. A MEETING of ih9 Members of the above c'ooietf will be held f>t Uu CouBT-HOUiB, on_'IHUHSDAY, 16th day oi June, inatant, at i'A^hi o'clock p.m. ALFRED GP-EHNFIELD, 1992—2 For lion Sectctsry. NELSON CITY RIFLES. /y*n\\ f T\B¥j ANNUATi MEETING W'fshSyi'mlt *- o^ ' ue Ccrpi will behtld hlWlk BlraiS (Tiitsdaj) KVitNlNii, m&/\/Pht the Dwll bnfcD, at 7.r0 W\^J^ o'clock. liusiuess cf imponv^^^^^ anco. ' Civs. Fdwd. BUNNY, j9BB ( optain Commanding. Congregational Church. ASERVICEof Si CRED SONG ON WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, (To mo'now, June 16), Admisbiin Free.' No Co-lectkn. Commence at 7 30. ' 937 Skating Ei»k.— Maeonic Hall. rHE above Hall lull be opened as a SKATING RINK from 2.30 till 8 in tha Afternoon, and from 7.30 till 10 Evenings on Wednc-scavs and Saturdoye, commencing on WEDNESDAY AKTIsiiNuON &EXT. June 15. .Priori, of / dmisbion— on Wedneßdajß 1/-. vMatufda]?s fid each. Skatis fob Sale and on Hisb. 1930-6 Wm.JAMKS, Manager.

Congregational b unday School. A NMVERFARY SERVICES will be A held ou the 26th and 28th June. —td Witter Evening rebating Assn. THHE PHEJ IVTIN.^hY MEETING of thia ; i Association will be hold TO-DAY, the ?4th June, 1881, a* tho fc-HULUOURUE-ST. Hchool-rocm, at 7.50' p.m. importanc business. 1961-3 T.B T. MACLEAN. Wood Sunday School. /^HBISTMAS TREE and D ALE OF WOEK in the above School THIS (TDESDAY) EVENING at Half- past Sis, to pay off tho remaining potticn of the debt* Adra'fsion 1/-, Tree, &d. i MUSIC DURING THE TIME. Nekoa, June 11, 18S1. 1967 Brjghtw&ter Girls 1 School. A CHRISTMAS TREE wilt be f-howu in ibe ato7e l\ocm, on. liJUDAY, June 17. WORK FOR SALE •wiil .aeo be displayed. Proceeds to aid in Enlarging St. Paul's Sunday i-'chool-room. Door* opf nat Sevf n o'clock. Tickets for Tree Is. each iicmisEion la. } Children 6d» Pos'ponement if wet.

Kerosene Lamps and Oils. f¥ A Uf7UO se l ec ted for excellence of JjuiTla P quality, more particularly in their adaptation to produce the bes£ light with the smallest possible cdnsiimp;. tion of oil, and of such variety of pattern as should meet all requirements, whether for the drawing-room, kitchen, or nursery, or for public buildings. ■ ; ! ft¥¥ o°f BU ?k brands only as may 1$& p^.« if 111 W confidently recommended as per/^^i®m fectly safe,- as well as to burn brilliantly. ; iiSS3MSIIM o^ — . '.;-.'■ Kerosene Cooking Stoves and Kursery Lamps/ Gaseliers, and Gas Stoves. .. ;o:— v" 1 v , v _ „. =-. v j' WILKINS & Flißia, New Warehouse, Hftrdy-streetv May, 1881. W