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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 131, 6 June 1888, Page 4

Just Reoeired. K/\ MEN'S MOSGIEL OU TWEED SUITS, which wo have marked at the low price of 43/6.' These Goods are honestly worth 50/-. Call and see them. Men's COTTON CORD TROUSERS 8/11. These Goods will be found to be 25 per cent, better vlue than any in Nelson. WELLINGTON TWEED OVERCOATS. This Jiae we have marked at 32/6, as we wish to introduce the c Tweeds. Boys' LONG TROUSERS SUITS, made from very durable Wellington Tweeds, at less than cost price. HATS,- Hundreds of Boxes of Men's and Boys' JEI A.TS, all marked AT and under cost price. All shapes— round top, square top— best value in New Zealand. No shoddy goods. Nothing but all pure Wool, at the N.Z.C. Factory. About 20 Nap, Witney, Beaver, Worsted, and Irish Frieze OVERCOATS Beduced from 42/6 to 29/6 — must BE SOLD. & Z. Clothing TTariWil TRAFALGAR JJ lIVVUi (J 9 STREET, ROBERT ALLAN, Manager. Musical JSotice! EL Collier \ Co* Have pleasure in announcing to the musical public of Nelson j and surrounding district, that they have Opened thosb Pkemises NEXT TO MOREY & BUTTLES, JEAFALGAR STREET, AS MUSIC SELLERS, pianoforte; "and ORGAN DEALERS, AND PIANOFORTE TUNERS. H. Collier & Co. having had a long experience ia the trade, (he public may depend on being supplied with THOROUGHLY GENUINE INSTRUMENTS at the lowest possible prices All Instruments will be sold, if desired, on the time paymeM system, or Low Prices for Cash. NJBff MUSIC by every Mail Steamer . GSTTbe Pianoforte Tuning and Repairing Department will be under the personal supervision of j Mr. W. COKEB. 1281— 1» " Them that's rich can ride in chaises, But them that s poor toast walk like blazeß," WE have on haud a good general assort, meat ofLADIES'. GENTS', "AND CHILDBEM'S BOOTS AND SHOES which we are selling for Ca*S at the « LEATHER PALACE " at as low prices aa possible to meet the hard times. The public will find it to their advantage to call at HBALY & SON'S. It is useless in the Boot and Shoe line to quote prices, as Boots and Shoes are of no value at all unices they wear well, and are I waterproof. i HEALY & SON, Bridge street. P.S. — All ©Id Accounts that should have been paid six months ago will be Sued for without farther notice. 1562 t o Mrs.Anstice, DRESSMAKER AND MILUNBR, Haept STttBET, Nelson, begs to notify that she has a large stock of WINTER GOODS. Children's Ulsters from 4/6. Ladies' strong Skirts 3/6. Children's Beady-made School Dresseß, strong and mefa', dark colors, from S/6. Oat-door Costumes, well made, from 6/6. Ladies' strong and useful Dre see from 14/6 Fashionable Oostumeß for out door wear from 18/6. «£TAe all the above articles are m*de on the premises by Lockstitch Machine, ladies can be measured to order. A large stock of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery — marked low. Laiiea' Cashmeres from 1/44 Children's „ „ \j2 Strong Cotton Hosiery from 9d Children's „ „ 6i>, A varied stock of Dark Sailor Hats from l/- each. Gloves from l/-, Mittena 9d good Umbrellas from 3/6. Feathero, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. Velvets and Corsets. Ladies' own material made up Perfect Fit and Good Work guaranteed. Country Orders punctually attended to Millinery marked at a slight advance on cost. Mrs. ANSTICE (next to Mr. Bobt. Snodgrasa, Hardy-street, Kelson. New Season's T\ A C O N -*-^ AND HAMS. Also, a few tons of First-class POTATOES which I am delivering at GfEORGETHKAK, BRIDGE STREET. F° R wnfS? °l in ~®?CHANGfi, FIRBL. WOOI, Bxo, m any quantity. owe»tPnce». -so FENCING. Apply E. S. HOULT, Storekeeper and Butcher, >11 ~ lm WaWti,