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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 83, 11 June 1866, Page 4

ALBION HOUSE. JUST-RECEIVED FROM LONDON AND MELBOURNE. LADIES' Fancy Stripe Merino Hose „ „ Cashmere Hose and Worsted Hose „ White'and.Grey Lambs'-wool Hose Girls' Fancy Stripe Cashmere and Worsted Hose Children's Wool and Worsted Socks Men's Wool Hose and Half-hose Ladies' and Girls' Covered Crinolines Long Wool Shawls, in Clan Tartan and in Fancy Tartans Shepherds-plaid Long Wool Shawls Aberdeen Winceys, Tartans, Alpacas, Coburgs, Check Wincej s, Wincey Skirtings, llorrocks's Longcloths, Wigan Calicoes," Unbleached Calicoes, Linen Sheetings, Linen Diapers, Hollands, Derrys, Hoyle's Prints, Linen Damask Table-cloths, Worsted Table-covers, Rugs, Counterpanes, Quilts, Blankets, j Welch Flannels, and Colored Flannels, in Scarlet, Rose, Azuline, Humboldt, and Magenta. All sizes in Ladies' Stays, both corsets and to lace. Also, Men's " Double Crown" Moleskin Trousers „ "Buck" „ " Standard" „ „ „ Bedford-cord Trousers „ Doeskin Trousers Crimean Shirts, Tweed Shirts, Scotch-twill Shirts, White Shirts, Flannel Shirts, Woollen Drawers, and Aberdeen Socks. As underneath. A FEW CHEAP LINES. Aberdeen Winceys, Is fid, ls 9d, 2s Gala Plaids and .Tartans, ls 4d, ls lOd, 2s 2d Coburgs and French Twills, ls, Is od, ls 5d Welch Flannels; ls 9d, 2s, 2s 3d Men's Cord Trousers, 7s, 8s „ Over-coats, 17s, 21s, 2Gs „ Crimean Shirts, 7s, 9s,' los Twenty Dozen. Undressed MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, All of excellent quality, linen fronts, bands, &c, will be sold much under the usual price. Those worth 9s reduced to 6s „ „ Ss „ „5s Further Reduction IN THE PRICE OF CALICOES. Stout Unbleached Calicoes, 9 r l the yard Soft and Wide Wigan lid ,\ llorrocks's Longcloths One Shilling. ALBION I-I 0 U S E, TRAFALGAR- STREET. 540 CHEAP CLOTHING. CHEAP CLOTHING. ! BOOTS AND SHOES. T CORBETT begs to inform the public of , Nelson, that lie lias completed the ALTERATION of his PREMISES, and is now opening a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of New and Fashionable CLOTHING, very cheap, In addition to tlie above, he has a well-selected Stock of BOOTS and SHOES of "ever}' description, at such low prices as were never before offered to the Nelson public. A Private Room for Ladies. T. CORBETT solicits the favor of an early call. Note the Address: — T. CORBETT, CLOTHIER, Bridge and Trafalgar streets; Boot and Shoe Warehouse adjoining in Bridge-street. F. MAIN, HAIRDRESSER, (Formerly with A. Dupuis), INTIMATES to the inhabitants and visitors of Nelson, that he has OPENED a SHOP iu Bridge-street (opposite Hounsell's Store). Hair-cutting 6d. Shaving — 3d. Free Trade and no Monopoly. 590 T O GENTLEMEN. JUST OPENED, from London direct, an assortment of WOOLLEN GOODS, consisting oi Superfine Cloths, Doeskins, Fancy Coatings, and a variety of Scotch and West of England Tweeds. JOHN CANN, Tailor, 335 • Collingwood-street. NOW LANDING, ex ' Dona Anita,' from London, and ON SALE by the undersigned — ' P_f_ T ONS of the best English HOUSE COAL. _l\_/ Consumers of English Coal are recommended to lay in their winter stock, while they are now landing from the ship. 162 R. G. GIBBONS, Goverment Wharf. WESLEYAN HYMN BOOKS. A CHOICE selection JUST ARRIVED, ex Danish Beamy, and on sale by R. LUCAS & SON, Bridge-street!