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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 144, 18 June 1879, Page 2

Yisit Wymond's MONSTER EMPOEIUM! The HALL OF COMMERCE. :o: — Reduced specially to suit the hard times and cold weather. T. S. JWTMOOT) & Co. If ! <Are the largest importers in this Counly : :and iker^on i --CAN : 'M : :!WBJj supply, the public with . ■; ■ BOOTS, SHOES,; ET^^ At less prices than any otHer lious^ iii New Zealand, NOTE A. QUOTA.TIOI^S--100 Men's Beaver Ulster Overcoats, 21/---2 Bales Mexican Grey Calico, 2/11 dozen yards 200 Boys' Melton Knicker Suits, 6/11 1 Case Ladies' Wool Ties, Clouds, Scaifs, &c, clearing at 1/---50 dozen Felfc Canadian Hats, 1/11 ' -.'.-"' " <v "A. 50 doz. Ladies' White and Colored Stays, only 3/8, worth 0/6 30 dozen Men's Wool Crimean Shirts, 5/6 > • - r -...-. 500 Children's Heavy Cloth Jackets, 2/11 100 Gects.' Blue Beaver Shooting Jackets, 18/6 " . . ' 100 Ladies' Eur and Satin Trimmed Jackets, from 18/6 75 Gents.' Blue Beaver lined Double-breasted Walking Jackets, 27/6 V 7 500 yards Super Flannels, 121 d* pec yard 150 pairs Men's Scotch Tweed Trowaers and Vesta, 21/---120 pairs White Witney Blankets, 10/11 per paif T..8. WYMON&WCtfk

TjIXEIBITM AMD iii CONCERT. The TEACHERS and PATRONS of the Wesleyan Sunday Senool purpose holding an EXHIBITION and CONCERT in the SCSOOL-ROOM, on the 23rd July nest, the proceeds from which will be devoted to Re-s eiting the School-room, and effVctiog other various and mach-nc:ded repairs and alterations. As the Teachers are desfroaa that the Exhibition should be a great success, they appeal to all friends of Sunday Schools and the public generally t » give their assistance by Lending Wobks of Art, Curiosities, Specimens, etc., etc , which will be collected a day «r two pre vious to the Exhibition, and returned, with every care, to the owners afterwards. A memorandum, describing the articles for exhibition may be sent to Mr B. HADFIELD, Trafagar-street, or Mr WAITT, Hall of Commerce. 1830 MASONIC HALL. ! THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1879. A MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC -OL ENTERTAINMENT . Itf AID OP St. MARY'S ORPHANAGE, when several leading amateurs have kindly offered their services. "' Tickets, 25., to be had of all Booksellers. 1887-3 i . WANTED— mENDERS lor ERECTING HOUSE ia JL Moxubka Vaiicby. Specifications to liaseeniat F.dre.fjfc Inn; Bfell • Grove, 'and the 1 Tadmor Post-offlce.. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned as early as possible. ' . ; -- q-■ STANLEY BROTHERS, 1804— (B Matiieka Valley. ELECTION NpTICE. MOTUEKA HIGHWAY BOARp. "OATEPATfiRS ii the undei mentioned _1A; f-«b-Dißtricta are hereby aammoaed to MEET on MONDAY, the 7th day of July neat,' afi'Koon, at the places atated^ below, for * the purpose of ELECTING One duly qukli- ' fled Person, in each of such Fub-Dists ictaj to fill Vacancies la the MOTUEKA HIGHWAY EOARD, caused by the rttiremen^ oil- >-:■ Messrs Askew, Carter, Edwards, and Grooby, whose term of office will then expire, but who r 'o are Eligible fdriß^-eleVtioa") -i IIOX?. i 'iy-J Sub.a)ja|itjot]si;.LrC.} Places of Meeting. Biwaka... . ... Schoolroom ; MpT.ussA f . :f ,... ?J Institute.- • ...j,- ; „Lo^Ks.'M'ouTßßa 1 ' ii fc v c'H"i6bLiiolosE ■-•■'' •"• ' PaNGATOTABA.'' '. % .\ ' " SCHOiOLEOpM j "! : ' la the avenfc of a Poll being demanded, jthe ,- J PotljnV wilt' b^giu i iik" tHon-'ail possible iiter ; - {" the nomfnitloni aad 'coHtihue for SQwaMovaca. t and no IQQger. ' • : " i; - »'■•:;;.! -nU .ni:l i ,„ 1 " "" "'* Juoe'lVlß79. ' Jl|4 ia4i IJ |