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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 294, 10 December 1881, Page 2

JUST ARRIVED: A SHIPMENT OF The Marsh Harvester and . ",;'"" JDeerin^ Twine Binder ALSO 1: A CONSIGNMENT^ OF :Btf on^r Machine Oil Oash Buyers, or liberal Mrf vanees mad^ on Wool. T. % HpKbER & Co. W, PHILLIPS IS NOW OFFERING SPLENDID VALUE IN - • ■ . Every Line <?f Drapery. French, r English,. and Local Trimmek Hat^ and Bonnets in great variety. Vj- > ■*• ™v, di^ s ' SiJk and Ca'shniere Jackets, Dolmans, Mantles Fichus Ladies and Children's Costumes, Plain an(l Fancy Dress Stuffs anrSateena ' V ■ J^ e Z Sh aded Ribbons and Satins, Flowers, Feaihere, Ornaments, Wreaths; Lac^s, Ties, Hosiery Gloves \ cmi c*• j-d ' * o „- ? n derclothing and Swiss Eabroideries pilk, batm,, and Pompadour Sunshades . Ladies' and Children's Pkun and Fancy Straw and Plush Hats, Black Cashmeres, double width, from 1/7. i Black Lustres from^fT*:-; 7 *v at n 3t> J -„ ■ o ; Prints — ? ast colors— 4ld. Cretones from 8d Ine New Grape; Reversible Cretones, very handsome, 2*. Galatea Stripe?, 9d. 72-in. Twill Sheetinff llffi 80-in. Twill Meeting, 2/3. 90-iru Twill Sheeting, 2J5 , , % '"~ A Splendid Asportmeiit of ''- BOYS', YOUTHS and MEN'S CLOTHING ; , 7 1., Straw, Felt, Tweed, Helmet, and Rush Hats. _ L. -n Bu B 4 , -..';... ( White Oxford, and Cotton Shirts lies, iiraces, 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 iweek at '"' W. PHILLIPS'** Kew Premise^ ; Adjoining the Colonial Bank, TE k FA LG a K-8 TREIT? The vexing problem of the day '—How to dress well on a sma income can be solved My pajing a visit to LOVED&Y aM HE YHDI, : whose Goods are always impbrted direct, and sold/or > ; ■ a small profit, at their *. - I Cheap Drapery ; Trafalgar-street. . [ . : - ■- ■■; ; ;.-^— — n\- : : : ----— •-— ---tI Sere are somej of the prices :— V l£ : , , „. .. &. it. , j ; : ■ • ; s , D# r:;> : Fancy Printed Muslins ... 6 3 4l ? ' IJntrimmed Hats from ... 041 Superior Priflts, s^d to / ,iv -.lO; ;)Q) : Trimmed Hats fiom ... ... 2 9* « New Dress Goods from ......^.O . v s£. tadies' G'aves from ... 0 6 45-inch^colored Cashmere^ v.v ( : j I 1 8 : Ladies' Corseis from.,. ... 1 6 Black Cashmere ...... 2X) Net Scarfs from ... ... 0 8 Superior Longcloth ... ... 04^ Bilk Fichus from :i .-.^.•, ; i;-.;.:a0 0 * 70 inch White Sheeting ... 0 10£ White Dimity from W. i { :,.^O- J 7^ Strong Brown Holland .J. 05^ Colored Quilts from l 'J.i> : ' [ ;» 3 T 3^'' Good Tweedsfrom ... 2 % Sailor Hats irom' ' m ... 3M il, r '1 ;6' " Silk Embroidered Tablecloths 9.6 Long Cur«ainß fiom;. :.: .-.:. .„' 311 Men's Oxford Shirts with Collars attached, 3/9/4/9; *<~wi Men's Stout Brown. Cotton Shirts, 3/-. ,-,~>.~., -„... .^ r Men's Heavy Brown Cotton Pants, 3/9. • _o_ . ■ , ■■■ ■< ;;v T OVEDAY & HEYHOE employ a large Staff in the MILLINERY and 1 -Li DRESSMAKING DEPAETMENTS, and are prepared to execute aU orders entrusted to them without any delay. Style arid Fit guaranteed." „., . „ , ; r r Wilkins.!afd Field " Having preferred to relinquish the Sole Agency for tee Wheelerand Wilson Macbines, rather than confine the choice of 7 their customers 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 TERviS, and can recommend -these* Machines as specially suitable for Dressmaking, Maaufaclurmg, and Family uses in many instances. Whilst, for the majority of ladies, who prefer to use a Hand Machine they have several varieties of The Wertfceim, a Machine, which, by its varied excellencies, has won for itself an immense POPULARITY. INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY INVITED. General Ironmongery and Sewing Machine Ware- :■ house, HARDY -STREET, NELSON, Pecember,Ußßl. '