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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 255, 26 October 1881, Page 4

i Peart 8b05.,! Yangu ard Floor Mill NELSON, - Respectfully inform the publio thd. tbey supply Flour, Sharps, Pollard, and -Bran, Wholesale and Retail, ' At tie Mill, or deHv&^Wttiie City* P6r t, and Co_u_try, in Quantities to suit ptti-SStttitirii. l Vangoard-atreet, August 8. 2669 TG TEA VEL THIS SEASON, between NELSON, SUBURBAN- NOBTH, .WAIMEA,- and MOTUEKA,- the Splendid Carriage Sire- ! Patch is of a rich brown colore standing 16_ hands, of great hone and substance, fine constitution, good temper, „snd ..has proved himself a sure foal-getter (especial attentidn is called to this fact), his stock fo/aiz]:, quality, and general soundness are his br^t advertisements. For further^mrticulars and pedigree see cards. "Mon'dats— Leaves- Hay.ock" , fl, Richmond, at Noon, at Forest Inn, Wakefield, at 8 p.m. ; Toebdat— Upper Moutere. , j Wednesday— Motueka Hotel. j Thursday — Returns to Moutere in tqe avening. . - j Feidat — Travellers' Rest, 11 to 1, returning to Haycock's, Richmond^ __ _ j Saturdays— Black Horse Hotel, Suburbap Noirth till Noon ; Lucre's Stables, Nelson, at 2 p.m. ' ■ j Tebms— £2 2s. Groomage, ss. Re<_u<jtion in price for ia number of mares. : i jam:e}s lucre, ! 4113— t0 : .Crown Stables, Nelson, j .--....-•-■■ . . k . . . |

M-on steiCMarance Sale. | BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTSI 1 ! SHOES! SHOES _' | G-RAND CLEARING i (jiving- ttp the Retail Business 1 j .Yff & J. STAPLES til^Zpi end giving up their Retail Shop, as tbey find tbeir Wholesale Tradj. ™«, __ -n .^ aS / reati y and demands the whole of their attention 1 . TTMT-^i^i^ixi' 0 ™" CLEARING SALE of the whole of thei Unrivalled Stock of ENGLISHand CoLONf_tf^AM-TOeT&«v_-SHGEC commencing on Friday next, October .81, 1881. I Gent's BMtrv.T OF PRICES:- A SslS^g^Sie-^y J L^e,' Kid Elastic Sides .. ... from 8 f Gent's Best Peg Watertight "12 2 Ladies ' Morocco Elastic Sides ... „ 7 6 Gent's Best Calf Elastic-sides "* " i 0 a Ladies' Levant Elastic Sides ... *„ 6 6 rw' 8 ? 68 !^ Wa king Shoes " 8-6 Ladies' Calf Elastic Sides ... „ g' 6 Gent s Best Naied Bluchers a1? t_v >_. ,_ * Gent's Best Slinne-s "* ; " *U ' Ladies' Prunella „ 6 3 Youths' Stron/Flfl.fu. '*' 3 Ladies' Morocco Walking Shoes „ 9 b Youths' Strong __.fi - Ie "• — » 9 0 Ladies' Levant Walking Shoes... , '7 '6 YouiL'ironlLaraied'" "*_ ° Ladies' Calf Lome Shoes ... I 6JB Youths' Walkfng sSes "f 6 Lad? 68 LeVan^ Sli P? erß ' 2 - 9 Youths' Nailed Bluchers' " , 2 Ladies' Carpet Slippers^.. ... „ 2j6 Boys' Laces Bals '" » 4 6 Maids' Kid Calf Levant... ... „ 5 6 Boys' Elastic-sides" "' "' » 4 c Girls '> with or without Copper Toes 2/6, 3/6, Ladies' Kid Buttcmßoo^- "A; JJ ChUdren's Boots and toes from 1/- per pair above are all our own manufacture, and not perished goods. fiee W p Jk SP _? thG StOCk ' Eve^ line must be s o\d, no matter what sacrifice.^ Kemember this is no worked-up Bankrupt Stock, but a genuine Clearance Boots! Boots! Boots! ■ — ~0 - JUST BECEIVED, ex M ENGLAND'S GLORY "— 40 TRUN . KS SADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES! which we are selling at the Lowest Possible Prices ! ! ! At the LEATHER PALACE. Jack Muggins said unto his wife, The boots you bought a fortnight since My clear, this is nofc right— Would wear tbree months, you said, bo mncb money speni iv boots And now the Boles are dropping off— Saturday night ! Go down and punch his head I X? g0 wi arg ? inhuming There's Jenny's boots— one heel fell a _/• ♦* s '°P- sh °P s in to-H a, And both are out at toes ; V_» l n J°t °° tS aud shoes They tripped her in a puddle-hole, 1 ou knock my wages clown ! And nearly broke her nose 1 AS ?Snk P y o a u'.e he m^rh?t Sh ' ! ?}fn't I t^you tago to HEAL V & SON! Tint h*inr- a tu^J 1 • ' The on ly Skobs in town Yoi finrtUtTorL: to* "™' SS" 6 yOU gefc tbe-genuine article, : r- "" When you pay your moaey down. HEALY & jSON, Bridge-street