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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 211, 5 September 1891, Page 4

GRAND ART UNION OA OIL PAINTINGS of New Zealand m _\J Scenery by Mb. Chas. BLOMriEIiD, 100 MEMBERS a*; 21b. let prize— The Oel> bra»ed Pic'ure of tha White Terraces.. 85 guineas 2nd— Lake Bran ncr .. ..I*2 „ 3rd— On fche Bealey . . ..10 „ 4th— Otira Gorge 7 „ sth— The Pott, Nblbdd „ „ 5 „ 1 6th— Lyell Bridg-e .. .. B „ | 7th— View from Port HiUe „ 5 „ Bto 12— 4 valued at 3 guineas .. 12 „ 9to 20—9 valued at 215. . . . 9 t , Moßt of the principal Prizes are on view at Mb. H. D. JACKSON'S, where Ticket's can fee obtained. OLOTH HALL, HARDY-ST. SPRING &~ SUMMER GOODS. MESSRS W. HBORr & SON have mooh pleasure in drawing the attention of (heir numerous Cua'.oinera aud the Pnblio generally to tbeir LARGE ond CHOICE Shipment of NBW GOODS FOR THE SEASON, )Jo3b arrived per S.S. IONIO. The shipment comprises an exo* llent aa'ortmeot of WORSTEDS, TWEEDS, &c. tSf We lave a'so received a lull range of PATTERNS, per Ha-loio.se, from the best •manufactories ; likewise from the Kaiapoi Mills. W. SHORT & SON, TAILORS, Hardy Street. 2m-3m BEEHIVE STORE. Ex Rotorua, AILSEBROOK & CO.'S CELEBRATED CAKES & BISCUITS FOR AFTERNOON TEA. OSWEGO CAKES. OSWEGO BISCUITS. 1 Orate HOT WATER JUG 3 and FANOY TEAPOTS. A Coincidence : Gracious what a harry you ure in Mrs Smileß. Ve 1 , I am, coma with me I was going to tbe Bee Hive Stare to bay lib Imperial Oeylon Tea, al-*o o*oe of Aulsebrook'e Oswt go Cake*?, they are delicious. Well that is fDnny ; I am goin<? to tha same Sfcra to bny lib Ne l«on Moate's N<?, 2 C-ylon Tea and lib Auleebrook'a Oswego B'soaits, they are so very nice, alto to seleot a Fanoy Teapot, there is quite a large variety just unpacked. Very well wo will go together. AT H. Y. PHILLIPS Family Groa r, &c, Corner of Bridge aud Collingwood Street?. 4/6 per cwt or 20lbs fcr 1/\J at the PEOPLE S MART, Hardywst. S3-QWEDE TURNIPS, seleoted for Table (O nso, 2/- per Sack ab tbo PEOPLE'S MART, Hvdy-***, A!rK YOUR GROCER FOR No. 2 Ceylon lea NESON, MOATF, & CO. STOCK-TAKING AT CALEDONIA HOUSE. THE USUAL ANNUAL SALE or SURPLUS STOOK COMMENCES TO-MORROW SEPTEMBER 3*d, AND WILL CONTINUE TILL THE END OF THE MONTET. With the object of Reducing the STOCK, which is muoh too heavy, & DISCOUNT of from 10 to 15 per cent WILL BE ALLOWED OFF ALL GOODS (excepting Groceries) DURING THE SALE. The following are some of the Odd Lots which will be cleared at NOMINAL PRICES. 2 Perambulators 7/6 each 10 Japanese and other Pictures 8 „ Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs 15 Japanese Trays, assorted 10 doz. Japanese Fans, assorted 1 only Japanese Soiled Linen Basket About 100 Photo Frames „ 150 Slates (6d size) frames slightly soiled, will be sold at 3d each or 2/6 doz. 15 Albums, assorted 25 Brackets, „' § 40 Splash Mats „ 30 Vases „ j 46 Photo Frames, assorted j About 4s doz. Sponges, assorted i 18 Bozes Cigarettes, each 500. for 10/- ' box About 20 doz. Wooden Pipes, assorted „ 40 Toa Pots, assorted „ 50 Hair Brooms, assorted A few incomplete Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea Sets Odd Lotß Glaßsware 10 Ladies' Hand Bags, assorted A few work and other Baskets 7o doz. Jelly or Jam Tumblers 56 Candlesticks 4d eaoh, usually 1/. &c, &c. R. SNODGRASS, IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL STOREKBEPO, &c, Hardy and Collingwood streets, [ Nelson. PARAMO. PARAMO ia one of tho new medioine 0 specially prepared by Sister Maky Joseph Aubebt from vegetatioa iv NewZealand. All hose suffering from Liver Complaint should give this preparation a fair trial, and we are cerfc.ua that benefit will soon be found. The Liver ia one of the organs in the human struoture whioh gives most trouble, having, ns it has to do, to get through a large amount of work in 24_ hours. Headcche and Dizziness in the head oan geueral ly be traced to a Liver which hae been upset, and ifc is a well known fact that no human being can appear in a good temper tvhen fche Liver ia out of order. Mental Depression, Prostration, Jaundice, Indigestion, Heartburn, Pains in the Stomach, under the Shoulders, or Ribs, usually can be traced to the same oause, and how thankful mankind should be that a sure remedy is now made public. I'aramo only waits a fair trial, and no pei sin will then be without ifc. It is a good medioine, and if it fails ifc will be hardly possible that any other can cure. If you suffer from any of the above complaint?, please give Paramo a trial. 1 5 cannot harm you, and may be of great benefit. .Springfield, May, 188-4. DEAR Sister.— Your Paramo haß cured me, and I have to thank you very much for it. Pat. Quirk. Dear Sister.— l called at Karongota to» see Jimmy, whom I expected to see dying What has nofc been my surprise when I heard that he was at the plough, Your medicine has oured him in a week. E, Rei a neb, S.M. Orvington, August, 1888. Deab Sister. — I have at laßfc found your direction. lam improving greatly, nnd 1 think that a bottle more of your medicine will cure me completely. Will you pleaso let me have it. E. Moore,