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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 178, 29 September 1866, Page 4

: npHOTOGRAPHTd^iGJHTRAiTS of^LLIAM JL ; THOMPSON, the Maori Kingmaker, may be obtained of J.Hounsell, .'and W. E. Brown, Photographic Gallery, Trafalgar-street. 1071 PROFESSIONAL.— C. FLOOD, Clothier* can be X consulted daily at the Labor Mart, the only place you can get a good article cheap. • 1001 POULTRY.— Wanted, to purchase, Poultry, fresh Eggs, Butter, & Colonial Produce. W. PAYNE, at F. Main's, opposite Houhsell's store, Bridge-st. 7b5 TO Persons of Limited Income.— F LOU R. FLOUR. FLOURS— The staff of life, of excellent quality, unadulterated. A 2001b. bag, warranted good, for 308.; a 1001b. do. for 15s. 6d; a 50lb. do. for Bs. Lose no time, buy at once; it will be higher next month. Remember the Address — J. DE CARLE, Bridge-street, Nelson, Where also you may obtain Potatoes, Bacon, Butter, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Kerosine, &c, &c., at lowest price consistent with fine quality. Arrangements are made to deliver the flour, to any part of the City for Is. per bag. A few bags of Salt (slightly soiled) for gardens, at 4s. per bag of 1 cwt. N.B. Delicious selected Figs, 4s. per box. Ajar of Chinese preserved Oranges for ss. 984 fIHEAP FOOD. CHEAP EOOD. CHEAP XJ FOOD.— Read this. Read this. Read this. On Sale. On Sale.. On Sale. Ling fish, in prime order, 4lbs. for Is. 9d; Jam, by Cresswell, 4 tins for 3s» ltid. ; Butter, from first dairies, 2s. per lb. ;. Eggs>. fresh and full sized, Is. 4d. per dozen; Bacon, deliriously streaky, 4lbs. for 3s. 6d.; Potatoes* like balls of flour, 28lbs. for Is. 6d., 1 1 2lbs-. for. 4s> 6d^;Tea, shipped by Barr Brothers, a single pound, 3s. Sd., 4lbs. for 135.; Soap, unsurpassed— Primrose, Is. Sd. per bar; London, Is. 9d.; Erpnch scented, 2&. At J. DE CARLE'S, next Dr. Tatton's, Bridgestreet, the above bargains are obtainable, by taking advantage of which the inhabitants of Nelson may live more cheaply than the people of any of tlie Australian colonies. 1042 ~~ CALICOES DOWN AGAIN ! HORROCKSES, MILLER and COMPANY'S Longcloths (best Calicoes made), TEN PENCE, ELEVEN PENCE, Is., Is. 1»., and Is.- 2n. FIFTY PIECES, Ex LORD CLYDE, AT ALBION. HOUSE! THIRTY PIECES BEST WET WOVE Shirting CALICOES, One Shilling. FIFTEEN PIECES- UNBLEACHED CALICOES, j Nina Bence to One Shilling. i CAMBRIC PRINTS, 10d., lid., and is. TWENTY PIECES, Ex LORD CLYDE, AT ALBION HOUSE ! FROM LONDON and MELBOURNE. Ex Dreadnought, Lord Clyde, and Tararua, SIXTY-THREE PIECES LADIES 5 DRESS STUFFS, In Poplinettes, Moliairs, Lustres* Challies, &c. Ten Pieces ALPACGA LUSTRES, lid. to Is. 4d. Ten Pieces FRENCH TWILLS, Is, 3d. to Is. Bd. Six Pieces FRENCH MERINOES, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. AT ALBION HOUSE ! Also, Ladies' Stays, Corsets, .and to Lace. Ladies' Irish Lawn Handkerchiefs (all linen). Ladies and Children's Hosiery. Black Lac© Falls, Silk Parasols, Book Muslins, Jaconet, and Check Muslins. Long Muslia Curtains, &c. Ex Albion and Tararua. AT ALBION HOUSE !: \ FIFTY PAIRS MEN'S "DOUBLE GROWN" ■ MOLESKIN TROUSERS? FIFTY PAIRS MEN'S "CROWN" MOLESKIN TROUSERS, Twenty-five Pairs Boys' Moleskin Trousers. Twenty Pairs Boys' Gord Trousers. SIX DOZEN MEN'S- MELTON TWEED SHIRTS. Three Dozen Men's Crimean Shirts. TEN MEN?S BLACK CLOTH COATS (best- quality). Fifteen Men'sGolored Cloth Coats (medium quality). Ex- Lord Clyde. AT ALBION HOUSE! [1060 SELLING-. OFF.. SELLING OFF. NO PUFF !: NO PUFF ! Si M. SOLOMON being about to DISPOSE OF V the whole of his STOCK,, intends to Sell at such prices that will ensure him a speedy clearance, being 25 per Cent. Leas than any other House i " ' ' ' in'Town !' Note the Address — ! S. M. SOLOMON} : Trafalgar-street. . 770 I