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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXII, Issue 154, 3 July 1888, Page 4

J as. Hall PRODUCE AND General Merchant, NELSON.' Groceries °: W^SZ not regarded as first quality, that the public are satisfied to purchase, I find moßt people prefer buying pure and unadulterated ford. 1 oake a point of eupplying approved productions at lowest rates, and the increase of my better clasa of tracto indicates poblio appreoiatloD. James Hall. TiwrtVlO Mi • ■*• keep a select ur apery . gto^ k of useful Household Goods, such as Flannels, Linens, Calioopp, and Dress Materials, und whilst I do not profess to sell without pr-flt, I know ray Stock is better Talus shah what is supplied by those who make absurd pretensioue of selling at and under cost priceß, and who are (were you to believe them) always securing Goods in some rays* terious manner below their intrinsic value. James Hall. Boots and Shoes: This* is a very successful department of my baein 88, and one in which I ana doing a largo trade. I attribute this olrouraßtance to the f net that my Stock is well selected, and that J exercise more than ordinary cam both ia what I purchase, as well os in what I manufacture, The extram moderation in my' prices cannot escape the observation of a discriminating public. James HalL Ironmongery \ CUTLERY, BRUSH WARR DELPH, PATENT MEDICINES, &c. I frm no inconsiderable portion of mi trade, and whilst my stock of tbesi Goodß is rather select thau extensive I am able to supply everything if general demand at the right pt ices. James Hall. i 0— Butchery : , *■« there is little room for enlarging: and I can only nay that both tbe buy ing and selling is in tbe hands of com 1 potent, experienced men, whose inetroctioriß are to procure the beat sup< plies that the Province produces.] James Hall: T*<i*nrl?wp • I bu 7 for Cash .trroauce . Da j ry and Fam Produce of every description, oi dispose of the sa oe on commission Having an extensive connection in th< be«t Colonial and Home markets, I &a enabled to off at the biohbst pbiok provided always that tbe article ii . good. |M>|| Q » Jab. Hall, General Merchant, NELSON. N.B. — Parties forwarding Produce shoulo be careful to send aivioe in good time. ] frequently n dive consignments with an tbo name of vender, nhich causes muct coh fusion. James Hall. The last few days Auckland (Slothing and Drapery Company's Sale. Going away from Nelson, Owing to our being about to olo;e our branch in Nelson, our Sale vrill continue for a few days longer only, during which lime we will ; Sell or throw the remainder of our Stock in the gutter ; we can't take it with us, therefore it will have to go one way or the other. We have still left Men's Flannel Shirfca @ 1/6, cheap @ 8/11—40 doz Men's Heavy Working Shirts @ 1/11, reduced from 8/6-^-Men's Crimean Shirts ® S/11— .12 doe Ladies' Umbrellas 8/6, 5/6, and 6/11, ~ all to be cleared ® 1/11 eaoh — 10 boxes Ladies' Cashmere Gloves @ 7^d, worth 1/6—20 pfeces Costume Tweed, reduced from lOid and 1/4, to 4id and White Calico, heavy- make, 2/6 and 2/11, worth double — 8 dozen Ladies' Hand Bags left, will be cleared <§) 1/6, 1/11, and 2/6, cheap at three times the money. Women's Cashmere Hose @ 10^d, • worth 2/- — Children's Cashmere Hose @ 6d per pair— a large lot of Ladies' Underlinen to be almost given away — Ladies' Fancy Aprons from 9d each— a few* pairs Blankets left @ 5/6 and 11/9 per pair, large sizes, 12 Ladies' 85/- Costumes will be cleared @ 15/ 20 Girls' Costumes reduced from 12/6 to 4/6— Towels, nearly 2 yards long, @ 9d each — 50 pairs Men's, Tw«ed Trowsers @ 6/1 1 worth 12/6 ■— Boys' Knicker Suits 3/11, a bargain at 10/6 — 12 Men's Tweed Suits @ : , cheap at 45/- — Boys' . and Youths' Trouser Suits from 10/6. fipßemeniber we will only be in Nelson a few days longer, and the Address is THE AUCKLAND Clothing* 1 Drapery COMPANY, BRIDGE. STREET, NELBON. m V REE 1S ?°^ ? re P ared i ll JBL from 6/« per dozen.