XAM going, and everybody is going to the CONCERT, COMEDY, And DANCE, On MONDAST NIGHT NEXT, AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, RICHMOND, \fhexe everything will be n^w. NEW rCENERY, NJiW SONGK MEW DAiVCES ! To dftfray the coat of Ha", impir v<?n:eats. MAYPOLE DANCtt by 16 Young Ladies. Fun for old <.nd yo- r,p. Good Mubic. Cheap Prices— Front 2/-, Back 1/-, Ball 1/S6b Programmes. 1638-1
ONE POUND REWARD. LOST on Monday last from Moutere Inn, TWO SHEEP DOGS. One, rough Dog, answers to name of Jack ; one, Black and Tan Slut, answers to name of Whylb. Anyone leaving same at the MOUTERE INN or returning to me will receive the above reward. G. E. FIELD, — t c Butcher, Bridge St, T O L E T . "O[iGHFIKLD, Ngativ-ma street, at tmsJLJL erst occupied by Mr. T. A. H. Field, Fcr particu'ara apply to J. P, BLACK & RON, DRAPERS, &c., — t c Trafalgar street, j XEWGOODST JUST RECEIVED : A Parcel of NEW GOODS including all the Newest Designs in Jf'WELLEKY,
ANP A I/ABaw A.-a JRTMENT OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
As oue Stook ia Now and Well selocted, intending purchasers will do well to pay us a visit. Broivn & Keri\ 1537— 3 m HARDY«- TREET, NFLS l( N. Cavendish House. SILK GLOVES KID TIPS, IN Black, Brown, Navy, Grenat. Leather Belts. Mihbons IN NEW SHADES, R. T. Melhuisli, TRAFALGAR STBEET.
Just Receiy.hu>. Hi W ®Q^* on *^c Microscope. Si — i Little Lard Fonteloy. Ji_-JL. John War'i, Preacher,] Life of Bishop Selwyn. Emnrson's Photography. Also, the following CHEAPS, by Fergus Hume : — Mystery Handsomo Cab Madame Mid»B That Girl from Malta. Now landing, ex ' Coptic,' a fresh assortment NEW FANCY GOODS, Consisting of Waiting Desk 3, Workboses, Scrap Albums, Inkstands, Phnto Screens and Frames, Pur3cs, Ladies' Bag 3, &o. Al«o, to land ex same boat — Account Books, Letter Books, Blotting Paper, Tocket Books, and other lines in Stationery. J, MLHounsell & Co. "Zealandia.", A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, by New Zeala; d Anthors for New Zealand Readers. Edited by W. W. Fbeeman. Published in Dunedin, monthly. This Magazine ia not being started aa a commercial speculation. Its aim will be to provide reading matter which shall be at once most attractive and interesting, and yet wholesome in its tone ; to assist New Zealand authors; and to foster a national spirit in New Zealand literature. All matter will be absolutely original, written especially for it by New Zealand writers. In Nelson the price will be Sixpence, if required to be posted one penny extra. Subscribers invited. For, Prospectuses apply to the Nelson Agent, H, B, Jackson. Olearmg Sale I NOW GOING ON. AIS we are leaving Nelson in a few weeks, the whole of our remaining Stock will be SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST ! STO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED, us the Stock must be cleared. ?he following quotations will give a faint idea of the BARGAINS to be had : — Moleskin Trousers... ... 4/9' Tweed „ 5/11 Merino Panta ... ... 1/Men's Cottou Shirts ... ~/6 Men's tfox from ... ... -/4 Flannel -/7| Ticking «/5| Sheeting — double width ... -/9* Toilet Covers J{6± Strong Wincey -J5 AT THE Melbourne Drapery and Clothing COMPANY'S, ext to Hbalt & Son's, BUIDGE STREET, ITThe Shop will be kept open till 8 o'dock every evening, J] -a i
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 112, 25 May 1889, Page 2
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