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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 266, 7 October 1875, Page 3

f^ra6LESAt^A^fi J RETA-IEJ ■ -i ' - f -■'•■. • ; " "■ T • i: : • : BATTLE-AXE BRANDY* Single Hottle, 5/. JOHN &E>KUYPER !and SONS /•:'.. ANCHOR BRAND, J.D.K.Z I Full Coutecte, Siogla Bottle, 4/6. < Marled FALEJ^D ARKIRANDYi : :.+-*<* ; 5/ PER*«OTTIiE.v; ••■; ■•••; ij^SIESDENIS HENRY ko>ifkti&.QQ% ': ; !in .. l yiN|;..LEA.§', &j ...j^^dM;;'; .s. ENGLJSB lIBS AND; : PORTEB OF BEST BRANDS. -nrM-*: (SriE OR T H Q ift P JSJ&m,- r. ; f; -WAEATU HOTEL , ".' .'■« ""i .•-'. .i-j .■ ; ■■ • ..'.■?■ . .-..<j .-' -.f=i:;;r>.'..r.'. HI/TEN'S TWEED TROUSERS^ U^lf >; from'7/6^ -•■ >^v:<-r5; ■<-.; ■•!-;* j iIEN'S TWEED TROUSERS and i .. f ,yE§XS, frpmXs/6. f . .. . ;jV> f . DEAR PUBLlC— Kyoa'WhVfc t a r fij j^-" ■■ YduriSrbote of Sumtne'r; Clothing^^ ! riliell you Clothes to suUthu Times— . To jpu that oi'ist ba soothing. ■'T-Tknowquito^well, in VuK'h'ardllttjes; '" '.'" ! All that you ;canyou'irßA,re;rH-v,. Then p^tromsime if you pleaie, ..; Ta, all well i;il -bebav,e. ,- ■„..„ -'.-, „ Just come ajiidsee my Stoick OfGbods^- ,J The finest Stock ifl^awn '-J ■ I've Suiia in Color,* of all, sorts —there's 'Black and Blue and Brown^ " -J>'i:. ' My Coats. are of the Latest mike, And really yery neat.y ; Just see my Stock of well-made * '■ . , : !f j ;iyit|,lfumr:teeatreat. s i>y , : . Sach.Vestß in "Nelson ne* of before _\ J '- Hafe'beett exposed for 1 Site ; ' ■ ' ''[■• Mjr TiefiWti CblUis juai received 1 '- ft From the Latest jKtieas M4"il My Overcoßfran' d Waterprbofs ■.;■'-■-■ Will fit both short and tall; ■ v I'ro Hats of every shape ani 6ize - ;• To fit you one. and allj . :V •--.-.. i I have laid in: my. Summer'a Stock, ~, i 'Regardless of expense ;-? , :. ; I'll say no more, buVCome and Judge — ; : .'Twill save you touch, easpesep. ■: ! ,\ , • For Gentlemen, for Workiag-meo, For Boys, and Youtba and Children, i My Stock's laid in at Lowest ' ; ; Rates, expressly for the millioa. : .. i fTwouldbeto^b^urd I for |6 » ... ;i , ..;Try.my price iljsfc to lay down, . ■yi ,- . Bat gti-traqtee at lower rates tK»n : Any in the town I ; „, ; „,-. .-„ cotne at once, t whife yet my ; :/; .■» •■ B«ock;is ja-ge aqd jso a?>m[) ! etc; . , . -, ; rmjeverybqdy'aCJipthiervandtthe,: „. y Cheapest in Tralalgar-atreet,; - ■„-., „ TRAFALGAR-STREET, (Nest Poor tp Thomson, Confectioner.) Open : from fi a.m. •fe\B- p m-V'^r" the conve- ! nience of the Public. 2388—24 LADIES'COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. The Second Quarter will commence Oct. 6. E OR the convenience o£ those Young ladies who riny have discontinaed: attending school, SPECIAL CLASSES will . be formed in Afctent Hibtobt and LitbbaTDRB^ BorANY, ZOOLOGY, GbOLOQT, MODERN IfiSTOBT' and M»obb»i Litbbatubb.: The latter will include' a Sketch of the Origin and History of the English Language. . No Special C|aases wUL.be commenced unless the names of sis students be entered, 7 •' 'References on; application. - KENT HOUSErWaimea Road. ' l ?6s}—i MAD A; ME MA DEL I N E , (Lately arrived from France), WILL TELL FORTUNES. Brasted House, Trafalgar Square. -Private Room*. 2682—6 TO STAND THTS SEASON, the Entire Horse WA R EAGLE. , War EBgle,.a dark brown colt of great power,' was got by Golden EagJe, dam a thoroughbred mars, imported by the late Mr. 1 G. Potter irom Victoria, in 1866, where enewoa several three- mile races in first-class, cpm- , pany. Golden Eagle, by Risk, who was got i by Camel put of a Skeleton mare. Camel (im . ported) by Csrael—dfitn Misa Skim, by Skim —Staking Beauty, by Borcerer~ Benidg r - boroagh~Sir- Peter. "Skeleton (imported) by Master Robert— dam, Sir Walter Raleigh mare. , The afaniina of the stock of RUk is well 1 known~a qual ty inherited from that h r? c's grandsire Skeleton, who was one of the best . horses ever br<d in Ireland. Whea ' brought out a« iha Curragh of Kildare,he won flre out the sis racaa for which he etirte 1, and was sold by bi» bree ier, the Marquis of Sligo, for £2 COO. For first-class hackneys no better b'ood dan be found, and the .running of Golden Eagle, at the Mnrlborough Meeting in 1860, where he defeated Voltigeur (haltbrother to Malvina) and Harebell for the Maiden Ptate, showed alw.the possession of considerable speed. - The produce of aU msr'es corered^byr the above horse this season will be entered for the 'W^r Eagle Cup" of £25, added .to a sweep of £S exh, to be run for at the Nelson Meeting, ie 79, ... .Terms: £3 a Mare, and ss. groom^ge. Al'owance made for two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or before the Ist January, 1875. To etsujd at the Stables of the undersigned. T. HARLEY. Just Received, and JUToto on Sate, AT »'. LUCAS & SON'S, Ptice 10s. Qd., TE RO U, ob the MAORI AT HOME. A Tale exhibiting the Social Life, Manners, Habits, an i Customs of the Maori Race \n New Zealand prior to the introduction of Civilization amongst them. Br JOHN WHITE, * Native iNTSHpaETER, Auckland 1A MORE CASES. oi Flavbl's 1V Patout KITCHENERS, from Bft. to 4ft. 6in.. Now on Salo at lowest BBMUjrBRATIVH PBIOBS. At H* HOUNS EL L ' S , No. 2 Bridga-stceet. S3SS