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OBSERVE TBIS LIBT OF THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. Pianos by Hchwenhtcn, Kcob & Sehne, Bcrgetein, Bobm, Roseukranz, Lipp & Sohn, Schiedmßyer, Bell, Pieyel, Erord, brir.emcad, Broidwcod, Hopkinson, Collard k Collard, and ot':er Hiph Class Makere. ENGLAND'S GREATEST CONTRALTO. MADAME PATET'H TRIBUTE Occidental Hotel, Wellington, M. J. Bbookes, Manager the Dresden Piano Co,, H ellin glon.~ Dear Sir, — I am very pleased io fcive my ii'Etimony iv regaid to (he mf-ri'6 of the eplmdid Piano supplied by join Company to the eeries ol Concertr* given by MADAME PATEY in Wellington. I beg to expriß-3 n^y pleaeore wi;h the exqaisite quality of its tone, and the superiority ol its finier-. The touch — always respuneive— was spl-ndid in teiteratei notes as well as in the mos'. rapid rnnß and arpeggio pas3Bgeß. Wishing your Company sucoeee, Believe ma, Very truly yours, Emilia Wood, bolo Pi*nisie, Madam Tatey's Conoe.-t Tour. T. B. HLFFAM, NELSON AGENT. THE VERY LAST CHANCE. AS (he longest lane has a tntmug and the darkest eight an end, co cur £a'e must oome to a finish, and we must announce that we positive y CLOSE NEXT MONTH. Having stil about £3000 worth < t stock on band, whioh we wish materially reduced, we shall on THURSDAY NEXT, 4th May. commence a GUEAT SLAUGHTER OF DRAPERY, whioh will eohpse anything known in this City. We phall oiler the whole Stock, inoluding all of this season's importations, Bt 25 per cent off o ;et price. This means a direot loas of over £30 a week for every week we remaia open, and applies to all our new Millinery, Jaokotß, Cloaks, Ulsters, Coteete, eto.; all our new Dnss Sufi"*, Sergep, and Coßtomeß ; all our Hosiery, Gloves, Ribborp, and TrimmiDgß ; all Si.kf, Velvets, P.ushes, and Velveteens ; all Calicoes, Flannels, Sheetings, Blankets and Flanneleiteß ;in faot to everything throughout the shop. Tbfs is positively tbe last chanoe, and tbe publio have only themselves to blame if they do not avail themselves of (be opportunity. CHEAP DBESS MAKING. We are msking up WINTER COSTUMES complete for 80/-, 42/-, and 50/-. These are magnificent Goods for the money ; the fit. and style being also of the very beet." c. j, walTner & co., HALL OF COMMERCE. FOX THE BEST VALUE FOE EEADY MONEY GO TO LOVED AY BEOS. JVTEW Flannelettes from 3£d, new Jersey Gloves 6d, new Crush Toweli.l ing 4|d, new Trimmed Hats 2/6, new all wool Flannel B|d, new Ladies' Hosiery 6d ; new Silicia 3£d, ne^y Mollettons 7gd, new 70-inch Sheeting B^d, new Cretonnes 4^-d, new Costume Cloths 4£d, new Ulsters 3s 6d' new Merino Socks (Men's) 6d, all Lambs' Wool Is, new Umbrellas Is lid, Men's New Zealand Suits 27s Gd, new Blankets (large size) 4s 6d, Crimean Shirts 2s lid, new Brown Holland 4^d, all Linen Damask Is, new Calicoes 2s Gd dozen. New Ladies' Jackets, Ulsters, Cloaks, Sealette Jackets, new Felt, Straw, and Beaver Hats, new Corsets and Aprons, new Curtains, Table Cloths, Shawls, Counterpanes, &c, &c., L 2J. DISCO UNT ALLOWED OFF EVERY £2 FOR CASH. lovedTybros., DIBEOT IMPORTERS, TRAFALGAR STREET. CAVENDISH HOUSE. AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS NOW BEING RECEIVED, n» «m in in *Q* mi—^— i i R. T. MELHUISH, DIRECT IMPORTER,} TKAFALGA.It STREET. 500 PAIRS BEST wo pieces LINOLEUMS AND WITNEY BLANKETS. OILCLOTHS. 20 pieces 6 feet wide 1/11 per For Single Beds, ) 9/6, 10/G, 5' ard of f ull width > length 7ft, r and 20 pieces 3 feet wide Is per yard weight 51b., ) 12/6 per pair. 0 pieces 12 feet wide And other widths 'from 18 inches For $ Beds ) 15/-, 17/6, 20/-, up . length 8 feet, >- and — . weight 51bs. J 22/6 per pair. CARPETS. ■n fii • r> i <v on; no ,■ o- ; We are holding a very laoge stock For full-size Beds) 20/-, 22/ b, 2a/- „ „ . m . , T ,. n length 9 ft, [27,(3, 30/-, 35/-, of Brassels > Thpostry, and Kidder weight 'Jibs., ) per pair. Carpets, Carpet Squares; Hearth Rugs, Door Mats. &c, all imported direct from the manufacturers, and SPECIAL.— A few pairs Keal being sold at T3\rn T r ir . XTT/rr|lc) L , Tl HOLESAL E PRICES* BATH BijANKETS, extra large w , n i n * r * size, very superior quality. charge. EVERETT BROS, IMPORTERS, (NELSON. {Just received direct from the makers ] T^T?Ar r F'Ci f SUPERIOR ENGLISH MAKE (^button) DRIVING GLOVES JL/J2il.>| X KJ 1 .SUPERIOR FRENCH KID (^spring Button) GLOVES. ALSO, RTT r F r PI4 r D Tf^TZ'Q (delineators and fashion sheets and DUll JCjJIvJ.VJ-L\. kj i cur paper patieuns for maruh. J. P. BLACK & SON, TSAFALGAR^STREET. WILKINS AND FIELD ~~" "" Have juit landel *"^ ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE ABOVE MACHINES in HAND and TREADLF, win h can be o v t>iined by MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Are now landing EEGISTER GRATES [q line Cust GrouuJ Fronts ami Tiled Panels. Tile Hearths end curbs to match, GAS HEATING & COOKING STOVES, COAL ditto., comprising the Queer, Kou Boa, Dover, New Rival, Scott's Vi tcr and Leamington Kang'.s, CoH. Scuttlee, Fenders and F.re Iron? in brass, steel, and nickel piale. lamps and la^pware, and a splendid asscrtmo:.t of Blue and White Enamelled Ware^ Ceen full Ftcck of Bnil'ei-'. Mill Own'rs', Blr.ck.s i iihs', an l Wi e^v.riffhts'. I'UENISHING AN I; Gl-NKRAL IKONMONGEWY. AGENTS FOb"hOKNSBY'S BINDERS.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXVII, Issue 104, 4 May 1893, Page 2

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