NOVELTIES IN SPRING -' Having completed our alterations, we are now opening a Choice Selection of Spring and Summer Goods, per Avery and recent arrivals from Melbourne. We respectfully iuvite attention to .bur new stock of spring and summer goods just landed and ex--pected to arrive. MANTLES. Our agent tn Melbournahas advised us of his having purchased for cash a splendid assortment of Ladies' uud Children's <=ilk and light texture JACKETS, comprising all the newest shapes. LADIES' HATS The styles this season differ materially from any previous introduction, and comprise the Parade, Elfin, Havre, Nautilus, Orient, Cameron, Kildave, &c, in black, white and grey. CHILDREN'S—the Humbr, Servia, Carissa, and Pacquer, in white and fancy Straw and Crinoline. DRESS MATERIALS. A most magnificent assortment of .really choice designs, the extent aud variety of novelties and materials introduced thfs season far excelling all previous efforts, and we confidently invite an inspection of these departments. * TWFEDS 1000 yards of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Summer Tweeds, purchased iv Melbourne far below English cost, to arrive per first steamer. TT . -da-dv TTxt-n-vT UNDLKCIAJIHIiNG A^D BABY LINEN 3 cases to arrive per ship Merrington, via Auckland, irom oue of the best London houses. c SlAib. Ladies' white scarlet, Rival, Calypso, Spanish, Metropolitan, and Empress. A superior make of double coutule, recommended by the faculty. GLOVES. Josephine, Jouvin, in black, white, and colored. Taffeta, Silk, and Lisle. REMEMBER OUR MOTTO—Sma MESSRS. S. M. S CHEAP DRAPERY AND CLOTHING E
Music. NEW MUSIC ! NEW MUSIC ! ! E LUC AS & SON have just received a • FRESH SELECTION of MUSIC, com prising Songs, Instrumental Pieces, Waltzes, Quadrilles, Polkas, Galops, &c. &c. Songs. The British Lion Now summer has de- ' Am I not, dearest one, parted thine Someone to love Early Love Good Night, Beloved I love to roam Plenteous Autumn The Welcome at the (duet) Door Bold Marco The Goodbye Love, beautiful Love My lodging is on tho A Loving Heart cold ground When first I saw his When France and Eng- noble Form land met of yore Spring Cloudlets When we two parted Far away wilt Thou When we are parted Stray The Wood Nymphs Call The Gipsy Countess Sister Elves (duet) Holy Father, I confess Ye Branks aud Braes Anita (duet) The Rural Elves Flower Gatherers(duet) Goodbye to Summer My Home in Cloudland Lesson Duet Take back the Sigh 'Tis a Form that re- The Fisher Girl minds bt Thee 'Twas but a Dream I'm leaving thse in Kathleen is gone Sorrow Annie The Wish The Hazel Dell When a Little Farm The Stirrup Cup keep Early Love The Pirates Mahei Clouds and Sunshine Tell me where is beauty Meet Me to-morrow. found (duet) Mary Machree The Forsakers Beautiful Isle of the Sea Spirit of Spring The Bells of Shandon Merrily, merrily over Cottage by the Sea the Snow The Cavalier's Steed Bird of the Wilderness Capstan Song Xaurette Little Golden Hair Oh give to me those Early in the Morning early Flowers The Farmer My Skiff is- on de Shore Lonely Bird (duet) Come, Beloved One Flow -uentleDeva My old Sorrow Love Not Kathleen O'Moore Friendship (duet) Sacred Songs. . Lome unto Me Jerusalem the Golden David's Prayer The Soul's Errand Land of Promise Psalm of Life A Day's March Nearer Home. Instrumental. Les Hugenots Rigoletto .Vesper Hymn Moise, duet Lullaby The Chanson Russe La Harpe Eolienne Kuhe's Victoria Her Bright Smile haunts American Fantasia Me still What are the Wild Hush, ye pretty Warblers Waves saying Le Domino Noir Les Favorites Moderne Feuilles de Roses Benedictus :Li Violette Immortelle Wallace's Maritana Music on the Waters Ariel. -Halcyon Days Tyrolienne - Harvest CaroL Fidelio The *Swi6s Herdsman, . Between the Lights ; Martha, fantasia, (Syd- Josephine . •"-•'-•tfey-SiMth) duet ..< .'- -The/Curfew Bell ' ■•■■• ; :fctirt-ha-.(Trekdl). L'Amo, ah. J'amo 31 Barbiere de Seville Martha (Nava) duet Morning Mist — - - Home, Sweet Home Recollections of Martha The.MilJ ; ,'. Wha wadna fight for March Magyar •-•• Charlie .'■■':■. , ;. -Lieber Augustine Tbe Bluebells of Scot- The singing birds, land Oft in the still night
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 209, 6 September 1867, Page 4
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