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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 199, 22 August 1881, Page 2

T. R, Hodder & Co., OUR SALE. Great Bargains in Ladies' Under-^jj „ . „ clothing. OUR SALE. 1 . Ladies' Night-dresses, handsomely™ trimmed, ""* 3/9, 4/11, 5/6, 5/9, " • <•!' OUR SALE. Our entire stock of Corsets, r atl greatly reduced prices — A line of Drab and Grey Demi-belted, , 7/6, reduced to 4/11. , OUR SALE. ; \ Great Sacrifice oh 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,

LAST MOUTH OF PHILLIPS'S GREAT CLEARING SALE! Tremendous Slaughter in every Line to clear ! All wool Black Cashmeres from Is 6d Chenille Fischus 7d ......'....- _.I.j All wool French Merinos, variety of white Flannel lOd shades, from Is 9d o " ii tm » , „ Black Coburg lOd ? carlet knells W Black Lustres B£d Union Shirtings 7d Double-width Wool Plaids Is 9d Felt Skirts 3s : ; ; Check and Plain Winceys 4^d Straw and Felt Hats 3d each : s" Velveteen 2s fel vet and Sealskin Hats ■• Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs 6d ' gilk and Satin Trimmings " ' ; 5000 yards Ribbons, Ruchings, and Flowers, Feathers, Plushes, Ribbons Velvet Ribbons Id per yard Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Underclothing Plush Ribbons, variety of shades 8d ' cheap Josephine Kid Gloves 2s 3d Ladies' and Children's Ulsters and Two-button Black Kid Gloves Is 9d Jackets ; v White Calico 3d per yard Wool Scarves and Fischus from 4d Grey Calico 2d per yard Hearthrugs 8s - White Sheeting lid per yard Sunshades Is 6d '■ White Silesia 4d Womens's Stays Is 9d Grey Silesia s|d Clark's Cotton, Black' and White, 200 " Brown Holland s±d yard reels, Is 8d per dozen, all , Silk Fringes s|d numbers -»■■;.-'. Greater Bargains than ever in the Clothing Department ! Men's Overcoats from 17s 6d Boys' Knicker Tweed Suits 7s 9d -..-;-• Men's Tweed Suits from 34s 6i so Men's Tweed Trowsers ; and Vests Braces/Belts, Ties, Hosiery, Pants from 14s 6d to 22s 6d Men's and Boys' Felt and Tweed Hats Men 8 Tweed Trowsers 6s 6d ; cheap . ' : ' ] ' Men's Tweed Sac Coats 11s 6d ; | ' '\,' : :. Men's Tweed Vests 4s 3d Groceries of all kinds Men's Co< ton Shirts Is 9d : ' Earthenware, China, Glass, Brushware > Youths Tweed Suits from 22a and Fancy Goods in great Boys' Tweed Trowser Suits 21s . variety '^ W. PHILLIPS, Wairnea Street^

i JMPORTMT CO^ISJDE^A^OIfe, ;■' •• . ; ■ : : : ■•; ■*■'. ' ''. — ■. o ' ■ ■ v• ■■ ~ : -:-> 'In the home circle, when the bread-winner has retorned from his daily '^ business ; wben the work of the tibmehold is over, save only for her,ji;he wifejf sister, or daughter sits down to her seeing. Stooping forward over her work,! her eyes, even though unconsciously, are strained in following the hand-needle, * as slowly and laboriously she stitches th6 eeame, and hems, and bands; that have previously been folded, by her fioger^. The head is bent downwards, th* posture of the arm is more or less constrained, and little change of position Aa admissible until the eewing be laid aside. And, after all, theprodtict of her labor is bo little, so very little, for jl he patience and time expended upon it: Yeti;, the house linen demands attention, and new garments are ever needed. , Every member of the family, and the furnishings of the home itself ceaseleeslyrr require the service of the busy needle, sojtbat by her unaided fingers the house- h wife cannot hope to qvertake her work. Not seldom she stitches until her eyes are weary, till her spine and her fingers ache, yet she is compelled to leave some'' work undone. She must purchase ready-made. articles at the shops inferior to,* and more expensive than those which she might produce herself, bad she oaly the first requisite of a household, namely a good SEWING MACHINE.' The Wertheim supplies this >requi^L ment, and may be hud in various pafe-?i terns from £& 15s. upwards; a : WILEip & "Mffi^^^ Agents, Nelson. WILKINS & FIELD have pleasure in announcing the receipt of large shipments 'of NEW GOODS ex " Black Watch/' « Mary Low," and other; late arrivals :— ; '■-''-■ x In HEAVY GOODS— Galvanized Roofing Iron, Fencing Wire, Staples and* Strainers. Wire Naile, Wrought Naile, Bolts and Nuts, Horse Nails; etc. In IMPLEMENTS — Howard's Harrows, Hornsbj'u Plough?, and Bentall's^ Chaffcuttere. In FURNISHING GOODS— Bedsteads in Stump, French Half-testera Jino^ Four-pos^ Childs 1 Cots, Mirrors, Bnd Toilet Glaeses, Japanned Baaias, and Ewers, Baths, Pails, arid Household and Toilet Brushware in ijreafe" variety. wit \ In KITCHEN and LAUNDRY REQUISITES — Pots, Kettles, and Sauce-? pans, tinned arid enamelled, Frv-pans, Coffee Mills, Family Pa'aiice^v New Patent Fountain Waßhers, Charcoal and Patent Flat-irone» • - * -> In BUILDERS' GOODS—Raw and Boiled Oil, White and R,ed Lea^'^j Line, Lccke, Hinges, arid Fittings generally. • > J u In CABINET-MAKERS' NECESSARIES— Sofa Springs, Glue, Glass Tepifi Tacks, Blind Cord, etc, etc. . .\» „ i In LAMP-WARE— Two nnd Ihree-light Pendants, Brackets, Table and, .Haqfli-J Lamps, Lanterns, Gla^ee?, and Fittings — a large assortment. ,- •;. \i PREPARED PAINTS in small tins ready for use by anyone, , .*.'„* EMERY WHEEL?, Olive and Castor Oil, Belt Screws, Belt Brjetsreto, ; ete.4 for Mill purposes. '• u - ''wi ( HARDWARE mßEHQ|||3i^