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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 192, 15 August 1887, Page 2

I -VTOTICE —My WIFE having left her SALE OP X\ home, and remained away for ueary a worth RANKunPT month wittuut my fianc.ion or £nowledg« of ft M /\f\ W Q%>ff^,£ R J£± her whereabouts during such absence, I -%- rwi II I STOCK. £300 worth nereby euleaiily .ochre that I will NOT dW*JV/U t "'^Z^TrZ^ receive her back again, or hold myself re- large variety, at HalfBpoasible tor any expense she may incur. pbice I MAJOR EBSKINB. Laxe WAITE & CO., NelsoD, 15th Augusf, 1887. 3272-lp 3128— t o Trafalgar-street. ™J. P. BLACK & SON HAVE JUST OPENED A SUPPLY OF— sy i , (In Horrockses 36ia. 888, and other superior brands, i iJCtIICO - \ Bleached and Unbleached. ( Finlay's 40, 7?, 80, 90, ' iOO inch. Shpptfrrn\Q>™ mm " M F T and t. KJiiwt viiy These are the beet makes and value in the trade. !A small parcel of SILK COVERS for Re-covering Ladies' Umbrellas. ■• Swiss Embroideries. Hem Stitched Handkerchiefs, &c, Ao. J. P. BLACK & SOW, Trafalgar-st. Continuation s Sale. G.L.Beath&Co. Having still on hand a large lot of WINTER GOODS, and being determined to CLEAR the greater portion before receiving SPRING Shipments, lhave decided to CONTINUE THEER SALE until Saturday, Aug. 20, up to which time the Whole Stock will be offered at Still Further Reduced Prices. desperate lines in BLANKETS, RUGS, FLANNELS, DRESS MATERIALS, BOYS' and MEN'S CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, &c. Lot of Remnants at Half -pr ice 1 EVERYTHING REDUCED. TERMS CASH. NO DISCOUNT. G. L. BEAIH & GO. Reduced Prices for GASH FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY ! — « o THE BALANCE OF MILLINERY will be Sold at COST PRICE. Women's and Girls' HATS @ 3d, 6d, 9d. and 1/- each ; Men's, B»ya\ and Youths' OVERCOATS @ Cost Price ; 5 pairs Children's SOX for Is.; Women's and Girls' ULSTERS and JACKETS Under Cost ; 4 paira Gentß ' SOX for 1/-. At Jas. Armstrongs, TRAFALGAR STREET. 4S. DISCOUNT 4S. LOVED AY BROS. •.i : : X^ILL allow, during this month, &e [^ k a \': LARGE DISCOUNT S OS \ I FOUR SHILLINGS OFF EVERT -I K W ° "?: POUND ft i^ pg ,j : : spent at their Establishment on the under- &) lJ> o m I I mentioued articles :— S . W M : : S [S H • Ladies' JACKETS, DOLMANS, . ftj ° ! : MANTLES, £^ co | j TRIMMED HATS : ' : And BONNETS. LOVEDAY BROS., GEJSERAL D BAP MBS, A _ Trafalgar-street, A TCO. NELSON. TCS» Wilkins § Field Landed ex " Kaikoura " and " Letterewe," from London ; and « C. P. Dixon," from New York ; also to arrive, per " Doric," THE FOLLOWING GOODS : Steel Engineers' Hammers Lockwood's Pampa Pocket Knives Clyburn Spanners Architect's and Engineer's Stenoil Ratcbet Braces and Drills Plates Twist Morse Drills White and Red Lead Taps and Dies Cailland's Brassfoundry Tube Vycea F. & R. Improved Singer Sowing Peebl.es Patent; Needle Burners Machines Wire Flooring Brads Table and Hanging Lamps ; Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil Lamp Glasses and Wicks Patent Tattoo Oil for marking sheep Galvanized Hand Bowls Wells' Unbeatable File Handles Tin Milk Pans, Lipped and Wir«d Rat, Bird, and Rabbit Traps Parlor and Kitcben Fenders Japanned Coal Vases White Hair Sieves i Queen Heating Stoves Wire Dish Covers . r Blue Stone Tinned and Black Gold Dishes Onion's Putenfc Smith's Bellows Jack, Smoothing, Bead Planes, &c Babbitt's Patent Metal Galvanized Oval, and Ronnd Tub* r Burrell's and i-Jarland'a Varnishes Tested Link Coil Chain ?. Garden Chairs Steel Fireirons Mettylated Spirits ; Dumb Bells, all sizes Colza tend Olive Oil Kemick's Enamelled SaucepansPainted Gas, Globes Kenrick's Tinned do, &c, - \ Enamelled and Steel Kitchen Sinks American Lawn Mowers, 12 to2liu. American Carbines and Revolvers Cylinder and Thermometer Churns '? Colored Hammocks and Spreaders Saloon Rifles American Pig Rings and Plyers 60 Candle-power American Lamps Star Fret Saws Patent Miners' Lamps Kent's Paint Brushes Butchers' Silent Chopping Machines Miuiag Machines Nettleibld's Screws, Bolts, and Nute Wilkins & Field, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Furnishing and General Ironmongers, |HARDY^bTREET,;NELSON,