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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 206, 30 August 1881, Page 2

I Our ' Sale.-)' ODBEB&ci Our Sa|e CLOSES at the^endSoi°this month !* During the remaining days we purpose offering the balance of our last Spring and Summer Dress Goods, . : 4,000 yards at prices to clear! ! ! This is a good opportunity r for buj ing light Dress Materials for the coming season. . T. R. Hodder & Co. ''■ 7

W PHILLIPS begs to inform his numerous cnstomers # that the Great Sale will continue for a Few Days oi. i Longer, as he has resolved to dispose of the whole of the present ' btock at a Great Sacrifice! Every line has been reduced in order to insure a speedy clearance. Come and inspect Goods as advertised ! 20 doz Children's Braided Diaper and White Sheeting 10M per yard Holland Pinafores from Is Chiidren's Socks 3 pair for Is 5 doz Infants' handsomely trimmed Womens' Stays Is 9d silk and Cashmere Hoods and Sunshades Is 6d r ■• Hats 2s 6d each :.. _ , ' ro 5000 yaids Swiss Embroidery from 3d A S0 ' Balance of WOOL GOODS^ <' i Ladies' Trimmed Nightdresses 3s 6d Ladies' and Children's Ulstera and Ladies' Chemises 2s 3d * I Jackets at Half-price 5000 yards Ribbons, Ruchings,- and P lark 's Cotton, Black and White; 200* Velvet Ribbons from Id yard yard reels, Is 8d per dozen '' rS?^- 113 '/^ l6^ ° f Bhad f 8d TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER ia ' Colored Satins from 2s per yard every line in the CLOTHINGVelveteens fronts per yard ' j DEPARTMENT. All woo French Merinos, variety of Men's Tweed Suits from 34s : An TpfVrV UM <■ ■'-■■■ Men's Tweed Trowsers6s.6d All wool Black Cashmeres from Is 6d Men's Tweed Sac Coats Us 3d Black Lustres from 8d per yard Men's Tweed Vests 4s 3d t> n o !^'^ £ W°^. Plaids / s M ■ Men's Cotton Shirts lined backs Is 9d ' Check and Plain Winceys from 4Jd Youths' Tweed Suits from 21s 6d Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs 6d Boys' Tweed Suits 21s from 21s •. ' fT^T, Boys' Knicker Tweed Suits from 7s 6d" Felt Skirts 3s Boys' Cotton Shirts Is 4d btlk Fringes, from s£d Boys^Un.loKSWtTß^r3Sr~' — - — Josephine Kid Gox>wm~2<» ad— j^so Straw and Felt Hats from 3d Braces, Belts, Ties, Hosiery, Pants ' Brown Holland from sjd Men's and Boys' Felt and Tweed Hata : w"K ia in, at Hal f-P"ce, to clear ' ' White Flannel from lOd Scarlet Flannel from Is Id Groceries of all kinds r ZTr M v 'Ti M a Earthenware, China, Glass, Brnehware w r hL c c*oid p P : y y r and Fa "^» ?»^ ■ n W. PHILLIPS, Waimea Street. ' 6 JMPORTAKT CONSIDERATIONS. — — — ■:■ , -0"; , ' - ■■' 'In the home circle, when the bread-winner has returned from his daily business ; when the work of the horn eh old is o.ver, save only for her, the wife, or daughter sits down to her sewing. Stooping forward otef her work, ber eyes, even though unconsciously, are strained in following the band-needle as slowly and laboriously she stitches the eeame, and hems, and bandei^at have previously been folded by her fingers. The head is benfc downwards, the -, posture of the arm is more or leas constrained, and little Change Tof po&itionla ' admissible until the eewing be laid aside. And, after all, the product of belabor is so little, bo very little, for the patience and time expended upon it. Yet \'t the house lmen demands attention, and new garments are ever needed. i^ery member of the family, and the furnishings of the home itself ceaselessly • require the service cf the busy needle, so that by her unaided fingers the housewife cannot hope to overtake her work. Not seldom she etitches 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 the might produce herself, had she only the nrat requisite of a household, namely a good SEWING MACHINE.' : : " ' 0' i . : '• ■ ■; ; ; '■)' "p: -T The Wertheim supplies this require* nient, and may be hud in various patterns from £3 15s. upwards. r - WILKINS & FIELD, __^ Agents, Nelson. WILKINS & FIELD hare pleapp in announcing the receipt of large shipments of iN.l% GOODS ex "Black Watch/ « Mary Low," WtiF late arrivals : — ; In HEAVY GOODS— Galvanized Hoofing Iron/Fencing Wire, Staples and" Strainers, Wire Naile, Wrought Nail*, Bolts and Nuts,gHorse Nails, etc. In IMPLEMENTS — Howard's Harrow*, Hornsbj's Plougbr, and Bental'l's Chaffcutters. InFUENISHINGGOODS— Bedsteads in Stump, French Half-testers B and>' Four-post, Childs* Cote, Mirrors, snd Toilet Glasses, Japanned Basins " and Ewers, Baths, Pails, and Household and Toilet I rash ware in threat ' variety. In KITCHEN and LAUNDRY REQUISITES— JPots, Kettles, and Saucci. ' pans, tinned and enamelled, Fry-pans, Coffee Mills, Family la'anees [ New Patent Fountain Washers, Charcoal and Patent Flat-irons. ' ] In BUILDERS' GOODS— Raw and Boiled Oil, Whitejand, Red'Leac^SaahV' Line, Locks, Hinges, and Fittings generally. ' " . ** In CABIHET-MAKEHb' K EOESSAEIES-Sofa Springy Glue, Glass R Kr "' lacks, Blind C^rd, etc., etc. >v - '-:i In LAMP-W ARE—Two and a bree-light Pendant*, Brackets, Table' End 'Hand^ Lamps, Lanterns, GHatse*, acd Fittings— a large assortments. * ' - r[l PEEPAKED PAIiN IS in small tins ready for use by anyone. ' T-. * EMERY WHEELS, Olive a^d Castor Oil, Belt Screws , Belt Bfcd. e'c. tci for Mill purposes ' ' .y f ] ' ■ ■ijuf'tf ■ " *O-. ? v „ o *i<ui HARDWARE WAREHC^^|I^ HAKDX^TBEBT, HBLSOK ; ,^?