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s\. n. (illlLlXu A .Vi) a Wholesale & Retail DIRECT IMPORTERS FROM THE BRITISH, IRISH, AND SCOTCH MANUFACTORIES. Our Havelock Branch contains a first-class assortment of good sound substantial drapery selected to suit the requirements of the district. To quote prices is very misleading in an Advertisement. The goods must be seen and handled to test their value, what appears very cheap on paper is found sometimes to be very dear. No Arm in the trade can give greater advantages, to Customers, for the reason that the bulk of our goods coming direct from, the Manufacturers, the middle profit is saved. Fiyneh M^ri hops, French Cashmeres, French S rges, Homespuns, and an immense variety ol'Dress Materials, ail remarkably good value. (BLANKETS. We hold a tremendous stock at. onr head-quarters, Blenheim, from winch we teed our branches as required. White Blankets m English and Colonial mak-a ; Grey, Blue, and .Scarlet Blankets, rare value. ' CALICOES, &c. The celebrated Dacca Twist, both in Calicoes, Sheetings, Turkey Feds. Bikhiaa, &e., we have always a very large stock, the fact of our doing a large -wholesale trade necessitates ‘our 'keeping heavy sleeks. "\Ve are the sole agents, for these goods in Marlborough, Evi ry department, whether Fancy Goods, Men’s Clothing, &c., is fully represented by a complete assortment. MEN’S CLOTHING. Try onr Double-Milled Saddle Tweeds in Trousers, Trousers' and Yosts, and Bulls; ao tweed made their equal, in durability, The inhabitants of Haveloek, Kaituna, Pelorus, Deep Creek, and Wakamarina, are respectfully informed -that 1 should they require anything not to be obtained at our Havelock Branch, it can be at once got from our Blenheim Branch in the shortest possible tune.

GRAND NATIONAL HOTELCULLJfiNSVILDE. Puop.iibtoh t E. S. OLIVEEi : (Late- of Deep Creek.) CURST Class Accommodation for * Visitors ami Diggers Farmar’s Celebrated Ales always ou tap First class Table Wines and Spirits of best brands always on hand Pair-horse. Brake, if .ordered, will meet Grove and Havelock boats. Capital Billiard Saloon attached to the Hotel. Assembly Hall will shortly be opened. V R The Public Trust Office of New Zealand Offers the advantages of efficient and confidential managem-. nt ind provides for the. administration of Estates under Marriage . Contracts, tSettiemenis, and Wills at Educed rates of charges. Persons who are about to marry, or who may be desirous ot consfluting Trusts for benevolent or charitable purposes, should consult tne Public trustee or any of Ids agents. Arrangements are made for the coiir iinuaiice of the services ot family solicitors. tJ. J. MACALISTEIi, Agent, Bleniieim. LITTLE’S Sheep Dip (non poisonous.) 'PEST, Cheapest, and Safest Dip in P) the Market. One gallon of fluid makes 100 gallons of sheep wash, and l/-p«ekit makes XS gallons of wash. Pamphlets with all particulars may be obtained from the Agents, W. E. CLOUSTON ASP CO.. BlenheimSharp and Sons, AUCTIONEERS', Stock Salesmen, and General Commission Agents. Miles held in Town or Country. Advances made o,n V/001. Flax, Hops mid other Produce for consign?-tn.-ut or otherwise. I.olms negotiated at current rates of ink rest. Shari s bong it nod sold. Valuations made. Hardy Street, Nelson.

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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 57, 12 August 1890, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 57, 12 August 1890, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 57, 12 August 1890, Page 4

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