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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 323, 21 December 1887, Page 4

Festive and Fruit Preserving Season. i. Bobt. Snodgrass " Begs to inform the inhabitants of ._ Nelson City and Province that, on ac count of the very depressed condition JJ of trade, he succeeded, when recently A away purchasing, in securing many a - thousands of S USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL g ARTICLES g : ' at very Unusually Low Prices. 5 They comprise Goods suitable for a Presentation, Bazaars, Sales \ of Work, Christmas Trees, b Prizes, &c, &c. a The small shipment of JAPANESE GOODS 1 for some time expected, have aIBO £ arrived, and include 7 gorgeous silk . Embroidered Drawing-rcom Screens, au assortment of Handsome Tea Trays, Cabinets, &c, &c. . NEW GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, including a good variety of Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Services. A full assortment of New CHRISTMAS FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY, &c. A few tons of the Famous GRANULATED SUGAR For Preserving, 3r>. ty lb, better not obtainable. j^*lhe Goods have arrived, are being opened up, and marked at such prices as should effect their speedy sale. INSPECTION INVITED. Large Buyers Liberally Dealt with. When seated round your festive boards, Each day throughout the year, Enjoy our oelebrated Teas, They stimulate and cheer. Caledonia House, HAUDY AND COLLINGWOOD STS NELSON. N.ZXJ.F. We have just received for the Holidays XX MEN'S celebrated 4if MOSGIEL TWEED • SUITS @ 43/6, this line is well worth 55/-. 200 Boys' Mosgiel Tweed Suits, will be cold at Factory cost, 10/- to 19/6. 100 Men's and Youths' Trousers ancl Vests, marked at cost price. WEAR ILL WOOL AND NO SHODDY FOR THE HOLIDAYS I 600 Mosgiel Tweed Trowsers, from 9/11. All Boys' and Youths'. Clothing at Factory price for the Holidays. Ties, Scarfs, Belts aod Handkerchiefs in endless variety. Steal Trunks, Portmanteaus, Rugs, Shawls, and Wraps, at Makers' cost, for the Holidays, The best Xmas. Boxes— Wertheim Machines — £4 10s.; one beautiful Machine, with Cover, £6 6s. 6d.; one grand Treadle, £9 165., worth £12 12s. TERMS—STRICTLY CASH ; IVO DISCOUNT. SAME PRICE CHARGED TO ALL AT THE New Zealand Clothing Factory, TRAFALGAR STREET, Opposite Mr. H, D. Jackson's New BuildiDg. WANTED FOR THE WAIRAU. A MIDDLE-AGKD WOMAN or a /3_ MARRIED COUPLE without encumbrance, the Won: an to do Douse* ork aod Cook for a family of three ; tho Man to m\ke himself generally usef al on a Farm. For particulars apply Evekino Mail Office. 4963— t c i . P. Andersen, Tailor, Clothier etc. T H A_'A LG A li- SIR i . {_.' r. 1 THE "RQUITABLE LIFE ASSUR - 1 -** ANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED . STATES. I New Business for 1886, over £23,230,000. Ars te, over £15,730,000. Surplus, _£ per cent £4,250,000. Why THE EQUITABLK is the best Cm- i pany with which to A.Bur :— * 1.-SAFETY Its surplus is larger than that any other Life Assurance Company. II.— PROMPT PAYMENTS. Of 1043 death claims paid in 1885, nearly one-half were paid the very day proofs were received ; while of the remainder the majority were paid within the following three dayß. 1 IH,— PROFIT. J No other Company in paying on its policies as large profits as aro .ihown under The Equitable', matured tontine policies wiih fifteen year p.iioda. IV.— PROSPECTIVE ADVANTAGES. L The unexampled progress of The Equit- \ able in tho past is tho best guarantee of the increasiu futuro value of, its policies. Dieectoks (with power to issue policies and pay claims): I Sir Frederick; whitaker, k.c.m.g., M.L.C . Hon. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.L.C. r Dk. LOGAN CAMPBELL Aohnx for Ne: son — Mr. J. FIUNKS, USD -tc Waimea sfcreet