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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 83, 28 November 1881, Page 2

JUST ARRIVED: A SHIPMENT OF The Marsh Harvester AND Deering Twine Binder ALSO, A CONSIGNMENT OF Superior Machine Oil Gash Buyers, or liberal Advances made on "Wool. "5""^" ' tn ***a a « JKj» -D-UJJJDjcjR vOi IS NOW OFFERING SPLENDID VALUE IN Every Line) of Drapery. French, English, and Local trimmed Hats and Bonnets in great variety. Ladies' Silk and Cashmere Jackets, Dolmans, Mantle* Fichus Ladies and Children s Costumes, Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs and Sateens New Shaded Ribbons and Sating, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, Wreaths Laces, Ties, Hosiery Gloves \ o-ii c*• ■j t. -. „ i' Underclothing and Swiss Embroideries Silk, Satin, and Pompadour Sunshades Ladies' and Children's Plain ano! Fancy Straw and Plueh Hats, Black Cashmeres, double width, from 1 1/7. Black Lustres from^fd^ 7 _, AT _, ■ . ■■ Pnhts—fast colors— 4ld. Cretones from 8d Ihe JNew Crape- Reversible Cretones j very hnndsome, 2t. on . „.„„■.. „. Galatea Stripe?, 9d. 72-in. TwUl Sheeting, 1/9 80- in. Twill Sheeting, 2/3, 90-in.! Twill Sheeting, 2/5 ' A Splendid Assortment of BOYS', YOUTHS',: and MEN'S CLOTHINGStraw, Felt, Tweed, Helmet, and Bush Hats rp. -r 12 v -o , ■, White Oxford, and Cotton Shirts lies, Uraces, Beits, Pants-unders, in great variety. The 6d, Is, Is 6d, and 2s Tables - are crowded with thousands of useful articles, and are replenished with New Goods every week at W. PHILLIPS'S New Premises, Adjoining the Colonial Bank, TEAPALGA K-8 TREET. The vexing problem of the day J— How to dress well on a smal income can be solved by paying a visit to whose Goods are always imported direct, and sold for a small profit, at their Cheap Drapery Establishment, Trafalgar-street. — '■ M miT Here are some of the prices : S. D. S D Fancy Printed Muslins ... 0 H Untrimmed Hats from ... 0' 4*l Superior Priors, s|d to ... 0 7£ Trimmed Hats from 2 9 2 New Dress Goods from ... 0 o\ Ladies' Gloves from ... .*.".' 0 6 45-inch colored Cashmere ... 1 8 Ladies' Corsets from... ... \ q Black Cashmere 2 0 Net Scarfs from ... .".'.* 0 8 Superior Longcloth 041 Silk Fichus from ... "" 1 0 70 inch White Sheeting ... 0 10| White Dimity from ... ." 0 7-i-Strong Brown Holland ... 0 fi| Colored Quilts from ... ... 33^ Good Tweeds from p, ... 2 2 Sailor H»ts from ... ." 1 q Silk Embroidered Taj^eclothfi 9 6 LoDg Cur'ains from ... ."'." 3 v Men's Oxford Shirks with Coliars attached, 3/9, 4/9. Men's Stout Bfown Cotton Shirts, 3/-. Men's Heavy Brown Cotton Pants, 3/9. 0 X OVEDAY & HEYHOE employ a large Staff in the MILLINERY and -Li DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENTS, and are prepared to execute all orders entrusted to them without any delay. Style and Fit guaranteed. Loved ay & Heyhoe, Trafalgar-st. 11/TESSRS. WILKINS _& FIELD will .-LfJL be glad to receive communications by post, by wire or HAW^TTO^M^ 0111 FARMERS, in reference to their requirement for 2£S MACHINERY, and would specially recomnUd to their' Hornsby's New Combined Mower and Self-raking Reaper, and would also request early orders for the Deering Twine Binder. 1^ And from all Householders about WATER FILTERS (so valuable to all especially in the summer),— about DOMESTIC MACHINERY in general and about, ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS of which-they are now showing a Large and New Stock, in some of the most elegant designs and useful patterns. Nelson, November 22, 188 L