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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 195, 17 August 1881, Page 2

T. R. Hodder & Co., OUR SALE. Great Bargains in Ladies' Under r "^ clothing. OUR SALE. Ladies' Night-dresses, handsomely trimmed, 3/9, 4/11, 516, 5/9. OUR SALE. Our entire stock of Corsets/at greatly reduced prices A line of I)rab and Grey Demi-belted, 7/6, reduced to 4/11. OUR SALE.] Great Sacrifice on remains of Winter Millinery — 5/9 Beaver Hats, reduced to 1/11 12/6 Beaver Hats, reduced to 5/6 42/- Bonnets, reduced to 19/6 OUR SALE. T.R. Hodder & Co.

liA^T MONTH OP IHIEI^S GgAT CLEAEIN& SALE] Tremendous Slaughter in every Line to clear I

Chenille Fischns 7d ' White Fiannel lOd Scarlet Flannel Is Id I Union Shirtings 7d Felt Skirts 3s ""■'•:. Straw and Felt Hats 3d each Velvet and Sealskin^Hats Silk and Satin Trimmings Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Ribbons Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, .Underclothing cheap ' .', , v • Ladies' and Children's Ulsters and Jackets ...... Wool Scarves and Fischus from 4d Hearthrugs 8s _ . Sunshades Is 6d Womens's Stays Is 9d Clark's Cotton, Black and White, 200 yard reels, Is 8d per dozen, all numbers ; the Clothing Department f Boys' Knicker Tweed Suits 7s 9d Also, Braces, Belts, Ties, Hosiery, Pants. Men's and Boys' Felt and Tweed Hats cheap . ■: Groceries of all kinds Earthenware, China, Glass, Brushware and Fancy Goods in great variety. J S, Waimea Street,

All wool Black Cashmeres from Is 6d All wool French Merinos, variety of „ shades, from. ls-9d_ , Black Coburg lOd ' L Black Lustres B|d '■'■■' '"'■•'"■:"<:. .<. Double-width Wool Plaids Is -9d Check and Plain Winceys 4^d Velveteen 2s Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs 6d ; 5000. yards Ribbons, Ruchings, and Velyet Ribbons 1 d per yard ■ Pl'usb. Mbbons, variety of shades 8d ; Josephine Kid Gloves 2s 3d ' : Two-bu ttdn B lack Kid Gloves 1 s 9d White Calico 3d per yard ■ G»ey Calico 2d per yard - White Sheeting lid per yard White Silesia 4d Grey Silesia s|d Brown Holland s^d Silk Fringes s|d " ' ■ Greater Bargains than ever i Men's Overcoats from 17s 6d .'_ ' . Men's Tweed Suits from 34s 6d Men's Tweed Trpwsers and Vests from 14s 6d to. 22s 6d Men's Tweed Trowsers 6s 6d ~ Men's Tweed Sac Coats 11s 6d Men's Tweed Vests 4s 3d .■;■•:.; Men's Cotton Shirts 15.9d \ : i Youths' Tweed Suits from, 225, i Boys' Tweed Trowser Suits 21s WPHI^IJ

i JMPORTA^T COWSIDERATIONi. 'In the home circle, when tbe bread-winner has returned from his daily business ; when tbe work of the household is over, save only for her, the wife, lister, .or -daughter sits down to her eewing. Stooping forward over her work, her eyes, even though unconsciously, are strained in following the -hand-needle, as slowly and laboriously Bhe stitches tbe eeams, and^ hems, and bands, that bayepjeyiouslybeenfplcledbyber fiDgers. The head is bent downwards, the posture of tbe .arm is more or lees constrained, and little change of position is adjnisßible until the sewing be laid aside. And, after all, the product of her labor is so little, sp very little, for the patience and time expended upon it. "Yet the bpu^ linen demands i attention, and new garments are ever needed. Every member of the family, aiid tbe furnishings of the home itself ceaselessly re M^ fc ke servipe of 'the.busy needle, so that by her unaided fingers the housewife cannot hope to overtake' h'er work. Not seldom she stitches until her eyes are wearyy till her spine and ber fingers ache, yet she is compelled to leave sonje work undone. She must purchase ready-made articles at the shops inferior iio, and more expensive than those which the might produce herself, bad she only the 'first requisite of a household, namely a good SEWING MACHINE.' r .■; ■'; :.' ; ■ ]/''/, .';';;. o ■ ''■;■■ ' \'-' : TM Wertheim supplies this requirement and may be hud in various patterns from £3 15s, upwards, ; h) — ■ — ~ — «• ■.• ■■ ■■' - ; ' /aWILEPS & FIELD, . :■] Agents, Nelsoni WILIIKB & FIELB hare pleasure in announcing Ihe receipt of large shipments of N&iv GOODS ex " Black Watch;" « Mary Low," and other late arrivals :— ; ./ In HEAVY GOODS— Galvanized Rbofing Iron, Fencing Wire, Staples and Strainers, Wire Nails j Wrought Nulp }^ltrw<i>'Kut^.H«M|rKfl&ltc. In IMPLEMENTS — Howard's Harrows, H6rfasb>^lPloughp; ank^ntairs Chaffcuttere. : ; In FURNISHING GOODS— Bedsteads in Stnii^FiOTc^HaV-yßteniiind Four-post, Childs' Cot?, Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, Japanned /Basins and Ewers, Baths, Pails, and Household and Toilet Erushware in great : : ' variety. - '..''[. \ ■' "' ' '' : ' In KITCHEN and LAUNDRY REQUISITES— Pots, Kettles, and Saucepans, tinned and enamelled, Fry-pans, Coffee Mills, Family Ea'aiicee, ■ i New Patent Fountain Washers, Charcoal and Patent Flat-irons. •• In BUILDERb' GOODS— Raw and Boiled Oil, White and Red Lear', Saab. Line, Lock p, Hinges, and Fittings generally. In CABINET-MAKERS' NECESSARIES— Sofa Springs, Glue, Glass Pa pep Tacks, Biind Cord, etc., etc. ; In LAMP-WARE— Two find Three-lightTendante, Brackets, Table cnJ Hand Lamps, Lanterns, Glasee?, and Fittings — a large assortment. PREPAKED PAINTS in small tins ready for use by anyone. EMERY WHEEL?, Olive and Castor Oil, Belt Sorews, Belt Bivets, etc., etc. for Mill purposes : — — 4o . HARDWARE WARESOifBTiI;