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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 311, 21 October 1887, Page 4

THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, TTAllenstein Broth ers, -EX. Proprietors, i Tjlncourage Colonial Industry. "VT-aw Spring Goods now on view. Xjlnglish and Colonial Tweed & Felt Hats, " , |7J7"ell worthy of Inspection. nfealandia Suits in great variety. "ITlngineera' Overalls and Jumpers. A 11 Clothing guaranteed shrunk. T arge and varid Stock to seleot from. And all Goods marked in plain figures. "T^Tew Jersey Suits, splendid value. ! Tn*|*ast Coats in Alpaca and Silk. /"Cricketing Shirts & Trousers well shrunk. T ongcloth, Oxford and Regatta Shirts, /"^k possum Rugs and Mosgiel Mauds, nnerms Caßh. No second price. TTats : straw Goods at less than cost, Tnoluding all the Newest Shapes. "VTew Mosgiel Tweed Suitß, Men's, 43/6. |"i ood value in Silk Ties, Braces, &c, ■ iiactory Price for Tweeds and Flßnnels. A Single Garment at Wholesale Price, /^lall and Inspect our Boy**' Clothing, fllhe Stock will be shown with pleasure. only ad'ress is Trafalgar-street, T> obbrt Allan, the Mauager.| "T7"onr custom kindly solicited. NOTICE! EROM this date NO person or persons -will be allowed to visit ?he BULB GARDEN, situated on Mb. Geo. Cook's property, Riwaka, oa any pretext whatever without a written authority from tbe undersigned. Any person TRESPASSING will be PROSECUTED as the law allows. HENRY BUDDEN, Nelson, September 5, 1887. TOAST! At Huffiam's: PICTURES FRAMED at most reasonable rates. Large stool of VICTORIA MUSIC BOOKS or hand, 1/- each, for cash only. WANTED Ladies and Good Servants t( REGISTER at HUFFAM'S — Labor Exchange, Hwrdy-sf. NEW GOODS AT Hunter's, Bridge-st JUST RECEIVED : A splendid selection of H*kT EW GOLD AND SILVER X^ WATCHES -A-.1 BI BEST MAKERS. GOLD & SILVER JEWELLERY IN LATEST FASHIONABLE DEBJONB. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN .CLOCKS in great variety. Also, a Choice Assortment op ELECTRO-PLATE, &c. All New Watches Guaranteed for two years, Watchep, Clocks, Jewellery, &c , skilfully Repaired. Workmanship guaranteed. R. HUNTER, Manager, Bridge-st. Geo. FLEMING. Per s.b. ** ARAWA ' and ' AORANGI.' BALMORAL Velvet Carpets, 5/6. Brussels Carpets 3/6. Tapestry Carpets 1/9. Borders to Match. HEARTHRUGS. Wool, Axminster, Gordon, Indian Velvbi Pile, Tapestry, -Sre , from 2/6. Brush, Sennit, and axminster Mats, from 1/8. Fancy and Plain Bed Ticks from 6d. Table Covers in Tapestry Velve r and Cloth. Tapestrt and Lace Curtains in All Colors and Prices. Silk Cords Gimps, Fringes. Plush Velvet, Tapestry, Rkpp, and Cretonne Furntiure Coverings. Carpets Made and Laid Free of extra charge . George Fleming, 3723 * HARDY STREET FOR THIRST, HEADACHE, SEA, or BILIOUS SICKNESS, CONSTIPA. TION, LASSITUDE, HEARTBURN, and FEVERISH COLDS, LAMPLOUGH'B PYRETIC SALINE IS THE CERTAIN OURE. Most Refreshing to the System, Cooling and Vitalizing the Blood. FOR the worst form of TYPHUS, SCARLET, JUNGLE, and other FEVERS PRICKLY HEAT, SMALL POX, MEASLES ERUPTIVE or SKIN COMPLAINTS and various other altered CONDITIONS of the BLOOD. e THE GREAT REMEDY IS LAMPLOUGH'B PYRETIC SALINE "IT SAVED MY LIFE, for the Fever had obtained a strong hold "on me. In a few days I was quite well '• — C. Fitzgerald, Esq., Correspondent of the Manchester Guardian in Albania. The Testimony of numerous eminent medical gentlemen has been unqualified, as to its possession of most important elements to restore akd maintain health with perfect vigor of Body and Mind. See Bill with each Bottle. It is the oure for CHOLERA, and prevent ive of DYSENTERY, and most other diseases and ailments incidental to Tropical and Colonial Life, Sold by all Chemists and.\ Patent Medioine Dealers.