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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 292, 8 December 1881, Page 2

JUST ARRIVED: A SHIPMENT OF The Marsh Harvester AND Peering Twine Binder ALSO, A CONSIGNMENT OF Superior Machine Oil Cash Buyers, or liberal Advances made on "Wool. ™ — -:o: ■— — — , T. B. HODDER & CO. W. PHILLIPS IS NOW OFFERING SPLENDID VALUE IN Every Line of Drapery. French, English, and Local Trimmed Hats and Bonnets in great variety. T j. , ', ™„, Ladies> Si]k and Gashmere Jackets, Dolmans, Mantles Fichus Ladies and Children's Costumes, Plain and Fancy Dress Stuffs and Sateens New Shaded Ribbons and Satins, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments. Wreaths! Laces, Ties, Hosiery Gloves i c-ii, c*• it> ,• o , Underclothing and Swiss Embroideries Silk, Satin, and Pompadour Sunshades Ladies' and Children's Pl»in and Fancy Straw and Plush Hats,' Black Cashmeres, double width, from 1/7. ; Black Lustres frorTif^ ■™ e 7 >vu tvt n -d -ii r. • Prints ~~ fast c°lors— 4±d. Cretones from 8d lhe JNew Crape Reversible Cretones, very handsome, 2?. on- rp .„ ct. .- n/o Galatea Stripe*, 9d. 72-in. Twill Sheeting, 1/9 80-in. Twill Sheeting, 2/3. 90-in. Twill Sheeting, 2/5 ' A Splendid Assortment of BOYS', YOUTHS', and MEN'S CLOTHING Straw, Felt, Tweed, Helmet, and Rush Hats „,. .„ -o ,* -o „ , ■ Whife Oxford > an d Cotton Sliirta Ties, Braces, Belts, Pants-unders, m-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'** New Premises, Adjoining the Colonial Bank, TB.AFALG Aitt-g TREE T. The vexing problem of the day /-How to dress well on a smal income can be solved by paying a visit to LOVED AY and HEYHOE, whose Goods are always imported direct, and sold'for a small profit, at their * Cheap Drapery Establishment, Trafalgar-street. , — totB5§P Here are some of the prices : s. d. a _ Fancy Printed Muslins ... 0 41 Untrimmed Hats from 0 41 Superior Prints, s£d to ... 0 7^ Trimmed Fats from ... 2 9* Dress Goods from ... 0 5± Ladies' Gloves from ... 0 6 45-inch colored Cashmere ... 18 Ladies' Corsets from... ' 1 6 Black Cashmere .20 Net Scarfs from ... .".'.' oo i Superior LongcJotli ... ... 04| Silk Fichus from ... . i O l 70 inch White Sheeting ... 0 10i White Dimity from ... * o 7X Strong Brown Holland ... 05| Colored Quilts from ... "' . 33 s Good Tweeds from ... 2 2 Sailor Hats torn .. "1 fi Silk Embroidered Tablecloths 9 6 LoDg Curtains from ...;.'.' 3 113 Men's Oxford Shirts with ColJais attached, 3/9, 4/9. " Men's Stout Ei own Cotton Shir, s, 3/-. Men's Heavy Brown Cotton Pants, 3/9. L o^.^.! & HEYHOE employ a large Staff in the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENTS, and are p^ared to execute aU orders entrusted to them without any delay. ; Style and Fit guaranteed. Loveday & Heyhoe, Trafalgar-st. S£WINe_MACHINES. I^C 3S 8 8 S^ S . Wilkins mnb Field Having preferred to relinquish the Sole Agency for the Wheeler and Wilson Macbines, rather than confine lhe choice of their custGmers to that one make only, are prepared to offer their large stock of Genuine Wheeler and Wilson's AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES AND ON EASY TERMS, and can recommend thesr. Machines as specially suitable for Dressmaking Manu factoring; and Family uses in many instances. Whilst, for the majority of ladies, who prefer to use & Hand Machine they have several varieties of ' The Wertheim. a Machine, which by its varied excellencies, has won ibr itself an immense POPULARITY. *"<«ai!4 INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY INVITED. General Ironmongery and Sewing Machine WarellOUSß HARDY-STREET, NELSON December, 1881, : " } ? IJU -W^Vl^