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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 216, 10 September 1881, Page 4

Portraits. P°?^££ T8 TAKEN in Oil Color, and LESSONS GIVEN in DRAWING by B. A. BRANFILL. Specimen Portrait to be seen at Mr Jaoksos's, Stationer, Trafalgar- street, where information as to terms can be had. Studio in Tratalgar-atreet, next door to Messrs Black and Son. 2418-t c a Saddlery. Tfl P. JONES, in returning • tbacks for the very liberal »uuporfc he has received frcm the inhabitants of Brightwatek and turroanding district, begß to inti aaate that he keeps in stock or made to order at the shortest notice, every required article in SADDLER r and HARNESS, which he is selling at the loweit Nelson prices. Having had pobst-six years' experience as a practical' Saddler in all its branches, can ensure B&tisiaction. ALL REPAIRING ATTENDED TO PUNCTUALLY. 1921-a NOTICE. rri-HE celebbat;ed "SUN" BEER can be obtained from M. M. WEBSTER, Licensed Wine and Spirit Merchant, in Two-gallon Kegs for 5/-, if purchasers find their own Kegs, 4/6. No Stamp Required, the excise duty having been Paid before the Beer leaves the. Brewery. Should anyone, under an erroneous interpretation of Clause 16, of The Beer Act, interfere in any way with the delivery of the Beer,"" customers have my full authority to proceed legally at my expense, against any such persons. M. M. WEBSTER.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. "^ E L S 0 N~S E C T I 0 N. ON AND AFTER 25th JULY, 1881. | rj eAvnunneoao) 5 jS3 jg a OBH-HflM«««0» 3 if— ~ a a ># tn co « © ° « © .- W ."1 jO -< » W . S 1 j. «i :ao co Joo ta* a> •o> i I CD gfc « <2 J . -<f V3 « wo© p »i - i 'mh *rt •««' •«« P A *» 'hh •os 'ariso •ao cJ •i: :| « •:i Ii i CO* * » * * * Jc§ a o—«<xooco■* •* >Q o yt 4 d ■* o■*oo » ■<• ©o\<c oo 2 8 » •-« ©oj»^eo u» •< -- « ?^ e © — W«-*>««»»~^oo «i i^ «to© «c «o« oo «eo co 5 Ei = g K "s•■§s »« '« •«<>» '« •»« *« p 00 g, ■! »» so ; ■* «o ;— : w ■* ;© * *• •***■* •'tf •*» '"did *«i s s a a s 2 r a s st i i I II i"P : : J : illllif!! •*•« * * n • PLATFORMS OHLr.~-Tiaine do not atop at these nnlffs required. Notice should be given to tbe Guard at the previous stooping Station. NoTß.—Tbe Station formerly called Fbzhill is now named Wai Hi. 0. B . MAXWELL, Ge eral Manag".

Local Industry !—Stonewalling.— BOOTS ! BOOTS! W" ~ an o d rx J ' STAPLES ) Wholeslie~"a^d Retail BOOT and # SHOE Manufacturers, Wellington, and BRIDGESTREET, NELSON. In returning thanks to our numerous friends and customers for the very liberal support accorded to us during our brief period of business m Nelson, we wish to intimate that finding the demand for really good articles much larger than we anticipated, we have determined to manufacture and sell NONE BUT FIRST-CLASS GOODS, which we are now selling at prices that cannot be beaten anywhere. We . do not quote prices, as worthless Boots and Shoes can be made at almost any price ; and as we have no old or shop-worn goods, customers may rely upon getting nore but sound and freßh articlea, we repectfully eolict all Shoe buyers to call and inspect our goods and compare prices and quality. W. &J. S. have shortly to arrive from England a large and varied assortment of Ladies' and Children's SUMMER BOOTS and SHOES, which will be in time for! tha Season, and of which due notice will be given. N.8.— .A1l kinds of Repairing done on the premises. Storedealers will find it to their advantage to sort up at this Establishment. Purchase with Ready Money THE BEIST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES FROM ROBERT SNODGRASS, Family Grocer, Prbvision Dealer, and General Storeke eper, The WOOD and WASHINGTON VALLEY. I .■■ilwiHl,-|, j iiin'n mm | ,' Jin,-,!,, ' _■ Tim Genuine 'finger " for Hand .^^^^^Bffl^fe^. "T* addition to the extensive Factories in America) iffjjfcfir ' ■'■*k ;; hav . ebuiltalar g e one in Scotland, and] Mw/Aasa '. WmW &* demand Btill increasing, they are conte nplatingj If jL Mx& building Another new Factory in England. Suchl riUL. iwll liieeess alone should be a guarantee of the higS f ; -r. qui>litjrpf| the " SINGER » Machines. | 7W^ '-''' A^Jk2B&Miu. -^11 kinds of Machines repaired. \ J rlj^^^S Pare <l)il from 8d per bottle. Needles from \ I^^®^^^ HUBBARD, i AGENT, TRAFALGAR-ST. i K.B.— Machines left for repairf, if not fetched within two months, will be •^ to pay jexpenaea. ; . . QGB IMMENSE REDUCTION IN BOOTS AO SHOES! ~"E have much pleasure in submitting to the public the following PRICES for BOOTS and SHOES, to order and measure, all guaranteed of best material, and made on the premises. Gents' French Calf, or Kangaroo Gente' Watertights ... 17 6 Spring Sides *. 18/6 Genta' Bluchers ... .12/6 trents Colonial Calf do., 15/6 & 16/6 Lodies' Higk Lace and Spring Gent. Oxford and Derby ' Sides from ...... ll)-- 16/- --„ k hoe \ ...15/6 — 17/6 Children's and Girls', in all sizes Gent 8j French Calf Shooters ;.. 18/6 . and patterns, from... 5/ 14/---brents Super. Strong Lace-ups ... 16;6 Boys' Lace-ups, from ... 5/6— 13/4Thoae requiring^can have the PatentJWaist Spring fitted at a small extra cost. H»& F. MOOEE, firidge-street,