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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 190, 11 August 1881, Page 2

MB HKKRKRT RAWS"N, DKKTIST will VIMT KELSON at the end of September. 2393 ON SALE At THE PEOPLE'S MART, A very Choice JL JjJ jOl at 2/- per ib. BOX TEA, I libs for 2!/ Household Soap, 6d per tar— Yellow Laundry do. 9d. per tar— White Sng&t, 4f-J to 5d per lb— Brown Sugar. 4d per lb.— Salt Butrer (good) 9d per lb. Ail ether goods equally low A lorce supply of Produce, Potatoßg Cnrrots, S^edep, Hsma. Bacon, Fgeg, Fresh and Salt Butter, Poultry, &c." 2150 W. Patterson, Hardy-st COALS Belh ™ d - "j^fEWCASTLEorGREY COALS •^ 32'- f- Ton Loose 84/- „ m Bags FireWOOd Delivered. 4 feet Manuka ... 26/-^ Cobd 2 feet do., or Bed Pine 35/- „ 1 foot do., Dr;, 40/- „ The above prices are for. cash before or ob delivery, if booked for payment commence, ment of following month 2/- per ton additional wiii be charged for coal, and 4/- per cord for firewood, to cndii tejond ono month. J. 0. BURFOKD, 2166 The Port. SELLING OFFT SELLING OFF!! IN consequence of MISS WARNER Laving taken (in partnership with Messbs CLARKSOISr and BOUNDY), those premises called Tiie Hall of Commerce, she is desirous of DISPOSING OF THE WHOLE OF HER PRESENT STOCK! With this object in view, every article IS RE-3TARKED IN TLAIN FIGURES at and UNDER COST PRICE! Customers and the public are desired to CALL EARLY AND MAKE THEIR SELECTION before the Shop is closed. The MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING Business is still carried on in the pre3ent premises until such time as the Hall of Commerce is opened, when the present Staff, with numerous additions, will be transferred to " The CORNER," where Miss W. trusts that the patronage so iiberally bestowed upon her will be continued to the new Firm. Miss Wabner, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.