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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IV, Issue 208, 4 September 1869, Page 3

GREAT SALE OF T^RAPERY, QLOTHING, TTABERDASHERY, &c. AT S. M. S OLOMON & C°- >s - TRAFALGAR STREET. 1863 • Q ON ACCOUNT of the great depression of the times, and in order to meet demands, Messrs. S. M. SOLOMON & CO. have determined to Offer the WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK, Consisting of — Calicos — Flannels— Sheetings — Blankets — Bed-ticks — Stays — Hosiery — Ladies, and Children's Under-clothing — Dresses and Dress Material — Winceys — French Merinos — Wool Plaids — Hair Nets — Trimmings — Handkercheifs — Gloves — Book and Jaconet Muslins — Long Muslin Curtains — Long and Short Window Muslins, &c., &c, &c, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. In order to make a Clearance, NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. Sl\/T QOLOMON & ip<o., 1864 TRAFALGAR STREET. OUR /CLOTHING, Which is all Melbourne and New Zealand Make, is guaranteed for Quality, Fit, Style, and Work Equal to any Bespoke Goods, and to meet the times, we have considerably LOWERED THE PRICE OF GOODS IN THIS DEPARTMENT ALSO. S. M. S°° LOMON & C°--1865 TRAFALGAR STREET. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS— Caps— Shirts— Braces— Ties— Gloves — Under-flannels — &c, &c, &c , at S. M. S OLOMON & C°--1866 TRAFALGAR STREET. FUNERAL. "" mHE FUNERAL of the late Dr. COMBE will i leave his late residence, Trafalgar-street, TO-MORROW, at half-past 2 o'clock. 1873 PARMENTER & AMOS. FUNERAL. mHE IFRIENDS of the late Mrs. JACOB JL FRANK are respectfully invited to attend her FUNERAL, which will leave her late residence, Tasman-street, c*n TUESDAY, the 7th inst., at 10 o'clock. 1875 mEMPERANCE HALL, NELSON. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8. lyr ILLIONT>RICES. MR J. NEILL, (By Particular Desire), will give an ENTERTAINMENT on the above date, consisting of SELECT T>EADINGS. The First Part of the Entertainment will consist in the reading of mHE DOSE OF J- ix \j A Temperance Tale, by Mks. Seweli,. Part IT. will consist of SELECT RECITALS from favorite authors, including Shakespeare's "HUBERT AND ARTHUR," Poe's " BELLS," Hood's " BRIDGE OF SIGHS," selections from " Ingoldsby," and others. Admission: ONE SHILLING! CHILDREN, SIXPENCE. Family Tickets, to be had at the door, 3s. Doors open at half-past Seven; commencing punctually at Kight o'clock. RAFFLE ! RAFFLE ! ! RAFFLE ! J ! /CABINET OF TVJINERAL SPECIMENS AT THE W A K A T U H O T E L, POSITIVELY ON MONDAY EVENING, At. B o'clock, sharp. 1874 ANTED a Good GENERAL SEEVANT. Apply to Mrs. Wilson, Bridge Street. .1358 ANTED a Good GENERAL SERVANT. Apply, Mrs. Nathan, Upper. Bridge-Btreet. 1860