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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 146, 20 June 1879, Page 3

ViAE hear a great deal about Sugar of » V late, it seems to be a very scarce article in the market just now, most people are crjing out SUGAR'S TIGHT! SUGAR makes the sour sweet, the sad smile, and the poor happy, mc of people are measured by the amouut of sugar they have, nnd to be without it is a serious affair, especially if you havega wife and twelve children and ""..consequence of the tightness of sugar, HEALY £ SON are offering Greater Bargains in Leather than eyer!! Children's Strong Leather Elas- *. d, tic Side Boots - - from 210 Girls' Boots - „ 16 Boys' Strong Nailed Boots „ 6 0 Men's Elastic Sides - - „ 6 6 „ Colonial Watertights „ 14 6 I 3, WatertightS 5 own make „ 16 6 » Strong Balmorals „ 9 6 Women's Strong Kid Boots „ 5 6 And all other goods proportionately cheap. HPHE NEW A HAND AND TREADLE i-e fitted with a Patent Triple-action Balance-wheel. The increasing nooularitv of the SINGER SEWING MACHINE will be seen from extracts copied from the " Sewing Machine Journal. ' Machines made by the Singer Company in 1866, 56.220 ; ter. je*rs later, that is in 1876, 262,316 ; and the enormous number in 1877 of SS^llS.*^, 86 Machine » CRn be had for CASH, or iiIHE PAYMENJ?. Also HAND M ICHINES of several good makers. Tiie New Washing Macliines have arrived, have been tried, and can be recommended. Sewing Machines Eepaired, Oil, Needles, &c. If you ate about to Purch.se a Machine, before deciding, INSPECT the " SINGER." COMPANY'S AUTHOHI9BD AGENT : W. HUBBARD, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. CAUTION.-— ln ccnß_qu< nee of a Machine, much like tbe Singer Machine in appeara^c being now -fle_- <i in Nel.on, I beg to state tliat it is not the real Singer. 1614 mmm^ mm ' *^ — i.. i . . _ »^-^—i^— ______ MORE NEW GOODS AT LOWER PEIOES_THAN EVER! LOVED AT & HETHOE HAVE just received New Additions to their stock by the " Stad Haarlem " and *' Clan Campbell," via Wellington. EVERYTHING IS VERY CHEAP I __nd customers will find that tbe prices asked for these goods only too painfully demonstrate the prevailing distress in the manufacturing districts in England. Ladies' Cloth Jackets from ... 10s 6d Children's Ulsters, superior, from 3s 6d Children's „ „ ... 3s 6d Ladies' Straw Hats „ ... 6d Ladies* Ulsters, superior,, ... 13s 6d „ Eelt „ „ l 8 Od :55S_ _?25 ?UM^J ,wli0 P eiied GLOVES, LACE TRIMMINGS, NhW SILKS for Dress and Trimming EIBBONS, Small Wares, &c. purposes BLANKETS, good. 12s 6d pep pair iDEEfeS FABRICS, New Colors, very FLANNELS, all wool, Is cheap, 9£d to 2s 6d FUR TRIMMINGS, very cheap Very Stout Winceys, 6d per yard Grey Calicos, 3£d per yard Ladies', Children's, and Gentlemen's White do., quite pure, s_d HOSIERY from the best makers TRIMMED HATS from 6s 6d _o . Millinery and Dressmaking under competent management. LOVEDAY ancTHEYHOE, ! (Late John Coutts), ■ TRAFALft AR-STREET. ; NOW dPENIN G, EX "CLAN CAMPBELL," JND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. j -: _L:o*-~- l '~- BOOTS ___^_EOT_D SXXOEiS? j Li DIES' GENTS' j AND CHILDREN'S. W^JRM SLIPPERS OF AJuJ^ KINDS As the above Goods were p il DTT by our English Buyer, we can purchased for bAOU specially recommend them BOTH FOE PRICE AND QUALITY. — -o Also, on hantj, a Large Stock of COLONIAL GOODS — OUR OWN MAKE which will be found SUPERIOR to anything in New Zealand. ' We would respectfully remind TICKET But all e°°<k will be found our Customers that we do not . i n value 25 per cent, cheapee resort to tho practice ot than any House in New ZeaTrade Supplied as usual.— Terms Liberal. - — . :o; Remember — No Tickets ! ! No Puff ! ! ! o— LIGHTBAND & CO., * ITRA?ALOA?J.STBJIET, KELSON' mi