"ECONOMIC." Special Purchase OP LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Black Straw Hats. We are showing a window full of New Shapes in StrawHats (samples from large Warehouse Stock) at 1/6 each, and expect to clear the lot this week. Some of the Hats are worth 5/- each, but we make no distinction, they will all be sold at 1/6 each. A. W. BAIN & CO., ' 'Economic" SEEDS especially adapted for AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. My Superior Seeds have been tried with the most satisfactory results in these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody to plant them. gFLOWERS, OFFER NO. 1. GR\ND BOX?,OONTAINING'S Aster, Gov. SloKinloy. Over 50 grand ooiora Sweet Peas, Emily Hendnrson, best New Whito Forget-Me-Not, New i triped, love'y large Ujwer Lindm, Perpetual Flowering, blooms all Bummerj Poppy, Rvcrdale Mixturp, grandest out Wonderful Misican Primrose, worth 25 cents White Flowers 100 aorta, for White Bouqueto Yellow Floweks, 100 sorts mix-d for bouquetß German Mixed Seeds, 400 ohoioe sorts Foliage Plants, for deoorative foliage PINKS, Bell's show mixed I Petunia, Bell's show mixed ™, , .. . , ... Phlox, B show mixed ' Theße ftre tho beat.mixtures in the world Verbb Bell's show mixed Pakst, Our Nellie, gorgeously beaut'f ul Book on Summer Gaiv.ening, Free, and Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for ouly 1 Shilling and 6 Pence. VEGETABLES, GRAND BOX containing One Package oacli Best Beans Best Carrot ' Best Lettuce Best Peas Eauiy Cabbage Best Melons Best Oors Late Oabbage Best Osions Best Beet Best Cxjcumber Best Pumpkins Best .Radish Best .^'qtjAsn Best Tomato Best Turnip. 4 packages other choice vegetables and a gem flower collection of 10 packets, The above box of 30 paeknges of Seeds mailed for only 2 shillings. ggrSeud money by post money order on Binghamton, N.Y. A trial of Mo^ ers or Vegetables for 6 pence in silver. , 10 packets of choice Flower Seeds for 6d, or 6 packets of Vegetable Peeds for 6d. All !of tho above for 4 shillings by mail, and catalogue ofj seeds free. • Address J. J. BELL. BMGIIAMTON, NY., U.S. , AMERICA, t~ JHI hw s8 i^9 SB Ch .Hi K^v IB! Qv& hh fIP Ha a SOHO FOUNDEY, BEIDGE NELSON. R. M. (fi ! "0SBIE, fNG K EER, MILLWRIGHT, IRON AND BRASS *■* FOUNDER EGNERAL BMITH & BOILER MAKEB FLAX MACHINERY a Speciality. CROSBIE'S PATENT STRIPPER, the Best in the Market; 9S- For Pcrticularg ocd Prices tjply: f'OBO " FODInDEI "it! VSii/LikE 1 " kiti ' TEJK^fISSVS(ftWBsKdiSHi ioW IPURE INDIAN CHIhS4& CEYLON TEAS I PROCURABLE ujM
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1895, Page 1
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