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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 174, 23 July 1881, Page 4

THE EVENING MAIL is filed for refer-! ence at the Offices of the ASSOCIATED NEWS Bnd ADVERTISING BUBEAU of New Zealand, -where ADVERTISEMENTS are received for sny Pepe? published throughout the world. STITCBBURY'S BUILDINGS, 1952 Auckland. A. Palmer, PRODUCE DEALER, and GENERAL STOBFKEEPER, hainoir .open a choice..eelectson of 9 and respectful' y eolicita a trial, as he can guarantee it unsurpassed in quality. And he has alto on eale a large stock of Splendid HAMS and BACON, CH&Ef-E, FRESH sal SALT BUTTER, POTA TOES, CARROTS. ONIONS, TURMPS, OATS, FOWL FiiED, &c. BRIDGF- STREET, 1853 Opposite Darby's Music Warehouse Anchor Foundry. ALL KLNDB OF ENGINEERING and SMITHWORK, Iron and Brass Foundio g MINING, MARINE, AND MONUMENTAL WORK. ALEXANDER BROWN, 2266-3 m , MANAGER NEW GOODS ~ JUBT RECEIVED— New Jewellery in elegant I designs—Marble and other i Clocks—Also, parcel English and Geneva Watches; (made specially to order). ; T MFNGASTEE, -*-c PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND • Trafalgar Street, KELSON. I^^Wilkie,! BRIDGE-STREET. ; ARRIVED Per " Napieb," via , Dunedin — T7\ISHING NETS and TWINE \ JD Rpping and Seamip^ .-Twri^e I Per ■•*' Black Watch>"-~- ...'■,; OQO PACKi4GES, KJKJtJ CONSISTING OF— 100 Boxes Prices Sperm Candles 100 Jars Superior Vinegar, in 1 and 2 gallons 15 Casks Currants Sultanas, Elemes and Muscatels Oxford Blue, in Squares Keen's Mustard . Van Houten's and other Cocoa Fancy Soaps 20 Cases Coleman's Starch Anglo- English Condensed Milk Findon Haddocks Cod Liver Oil Golden Syrup in Tins and bulk lib. and 2-lb. Tins Marmalade 12 Cases Mixed Confectionery 1 Ton Crushed Loaf Sugar 25 Tons of the Finest Mauritius Sugar (the only lot in Nelson of same" sample. • BRIDGE-STREET.

Practice Economy! ■ — p- _ YOU can effect a CONSIpERABLE SAVING by Purchasing your Groceries, Provisions, etc., at the exclusively READY MONEY STORES, The Wood, and Washing-ton Valley. 0— — KoTbert Sjaodgrrass. The Genuine " Singer" for Hand T^ addition to the extensive Factories in America M^^gg^ s^^^*^ 1 ' X they have built a large one in Scotland, and Wo^r^ wWM c eman^ st^^ increasing, they are contemplating ,yi iy^jl Elding another new Factory in England. Such /'hhrLl LsJaMfa success alone should be a guarantee of the high Wl^^X^^^ quality of the « SINGER " Machines. ' -$^W^ ' kinds of Machines repaired. JT S-^^^^^^^^S= re - from 8d per bottle * Needles from I^^^^^^ W. HUBBARD, AGENT, TBAFALGAR-ST. N.B. — Machines left for repairs, if not fetched within two months, will be sold to pay expenseg. : l i . 3008 IMMENSE REDUCTION IN \\F Mi ham. much pleasure in submitting to the public the ff" fallowing PKIGES for! BOOTS and SHOEB, to order and measure, all guai-anteed of beet material, and made on t^e premises. Gents', French Calf, or Kangaroo Gents' Watertights 17 6 Spring Sides ... 18/6 Gents' Bluchers ... 12 6 Gents' Colonial Calf do., 15/6 & 16/6 Lndies'High Lace and Spring Gents'* Oxford and Derby Sides from 14, 16/- --:. : Shoes ... ...,,.. 15/6~17t6, ChUdren's and Girls', in all -eizes G S?.^ French Calf Shooters ...18/6 ! ■-; and patterns, from. „■ 5 -~ 14/Qeilta. Super. Strong Lace-ups ... 16 y 6 ! Boys' Lace-ups, from ... 5/6—13/ThQ^e requiring can haye the patent .^tod at a small exjtr^^at. Ms. ■&