NEW GOODS SUMMER DEESS TWEEDS, ALL DOUBLE WIDTH, at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9id, 2s, 2s Gd, and 3s per yard. Or by the Dress of 7 yards— At 5s 3d, 7s, 8s 9d, 10s 6tl, 12. Gd, 14s, 17. 6d, and 2ls. These are all the latest and most fashionable. A L P~ A~C A S . We have an immense assortment of ihese very fashionable Materials in BLACK and COLO W, in PLAIN BTOOADEB and SHOTS from ls.6d the yard, Double Width. BLOUSfTsILKS in plain Brocades and _*hots of every imaginable Bbade from Is Gd per yard. EVERETT BROTHERS, BRIDGE STREET. BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS en flo'ed Ccrdevina 8.1., kid legs, st Ladie.|Evenujg Shoos from '2/6 10/6 Ladie.' House Boots 8/9 Goot.' Balmoral Boots 8/6 Indie.' Slippers fnm lOd God.-.' string Laee Bootß from 8/- Ladies Shoes from 4/6 Genu' Na'led Lice Boots frotc 8/9 Children'.! Slirpois 6d Men's Watertight Bluchers from 4/U Children's L.oe Bals 8/3" LadieB 1 Kid E.S. at 5/6, reduoed from 18/6 Gent..' Evening Bho.s 7/8 HEALY & SON ' TO DEESS NEATLY IS AN ART— But it does not take an artist to appreoiate the superior quality, superb - style, and excellent wear-resitting qualities of our Boots and Shoes, Thesa thi aga aro known to all,* and the consequence is tbat our shops are well patronised. Being the largest importers of Boots and Shoes we are Able to b=ll oheaper tban any other house, Ladieß' Kangarette Shoes— B different styles Ladies' Kangarette Laos and Button Boots i Ladies' Morocco Shoes 6/6, usual price 7/6 Ladies' Persian Shoes 9/6, usual price 11/6 I Ladies' Satin Hide Shoeß 7/11, usuul price 9/11 Ladies' Tan Calf Shoes 6/11, usual price 8/6 i Ladieß* Black Canvas Shots 6/6, u.ual price 6/9 Gents' Sewn Golo.hed Boats 10/6, usual prioe 13/6 i 1 Gents' Light Cookbam Boots 14/6, usual prioe 17/6 ' 0.v.-,. _. t>..„ - Gents' Tan Calf Shoes 11/6, usual price 13/6 S.o™L P««f J G *- n,fl ' S trol, K Gal£ Bootß 8/". nB ** 81 P tioe 10 - 9 ( If ACTQBY ruiQi-B. Gent.' Kangaretta Boots at Faotory Prices i Gents' Nailed Shooters 9/11, usual prioe 11/6 , Gentß' Touniß imbues at Wholesale J. rioes 1 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY BOOT, SHOE, AKD SLIPPER WAREHOUSE, TRAFALGAR STREET. Next Bank of New Zealand. ; WE OFFER YOU NFW S.-'A ON'S GO- D at such prioes that must without doubt suit the pockets of everyone. At the same time these goods are so r accommodating as regards Quality and Durability. > ew fctiiped Prints, new Maiatasse Prints, Fancy Crepons, Piqnettes, , etc. Alpacas, Mohairs, Sicilians, etc. Tweed Dresses from 7s J Id. 7 yards double width. Washing Prints from 33 lid dozen yards. Cloth Capes from 6s lid. i Silver Silks, very beautiful for Blouses, only gs 64 yard, and hundreds ! of other Bargains. 1 MRS A~N~STIC-_. ,' , HARDY bTREET. Also TRAFALGAR STREET (Buttle's Builings). 1 E, W, DEE & SONS ' TAILORS, HATTERS, and GENTS' MERCER. ! NEW "(To 0 D S, ; EX fOMIC. WE are cow Blowing our New Goods for Spring and Summer, [inoluding' all the Newest Kinds ot Tw.el., Bilges, Viennir.s, Worßjers, Goajbingg, Cheviot., Tronsingß, &o, Thiß ib ao extra Large Shipment, and inolude a nioe lot of \\7enufty ' Worsters, and Twecdß in one Suit length?. White and Speokled Straw Hats in La est Shapes. ' Ties pnd Bowp. Several new Btyles. Charlies Aunt S -'tt, new style and latest ' Colours, This is the Coming Shirt for Summer. Tennis aud Orioketiug Sbirta and Trousers ic great variety, New B.yieß Felt Hats. A Speoinl line cf Hard Felts at 4/6 taoh. Kumuer Bunds, Belt*, Braoe., Underclothing, Studs, Collar, and evory artola in Gents' wear. E. W. DEE & SONS. Samples sent Post Free to any Address. QUALITY THE 'I RUE TEST OP OUB-.P_.ESB, Just ai*rived, our First Shipment of SPRING AND SUMMER BOOTS AND SHOES To be sold at the lo,w.esfc possible remunerative prices for Cash. H. MOORE & SONS, PRACTICAL BOOT MAKEftS, 1 . I lIJ.I UU, II . I . . _, . j_|> )J CAVENDISH HOUSE, N E VV To O D S FRO P4R 1 S AM D LONDON, comprising the LATEST FASHIONS iu MILL! NERY DRESS MATERIALS, MANTLES, CAPES, BLOUSES, SILKS, RIBBONS, LACE, TRIMMINGS, ETC. R. T. MELHUISH, DIRECT IMPORTER. TRAFALGAR STREET ■***"*' — ■"■" ■— ■ "II ■ ■ ' ■!-_■— Jl>Ull— '■' I ■ ■_,_■■■ — ' I— ll I. I. ■ . ,| , . , | WILKINS & FIELD, HARDY M'REET. SE Wlh G~M ACHI NES. Our B. and L. and.F. and R. Hand and Treadle ewing Machines stand without a rival. The enormous salo of thia Jijtch.ne proves it to be lhe POPULAR MACHINE. POPULR MACHINE. Guarantee 'givenlwith every Machine sold, PRIMUS PaTe^T - KEROSENE STOVES, Aitev some delay tbrougJa. the enormous demand in England, a ship. nx»w to hand. Tbe Novelty of tfye J_>^y. Bakes, Boils, and Jlrys without smoke, smell o,r yikk. Converts the iKerosene into Gas. seasonable" GOODS . Sheep Shears, Sheep Marking Oil, Scythes, iF orks, Hoee, Rakes and : Gardening Tools of every description. Makers of the NOVELTY PATEJtT SPJUYING PUMP, with and { i without Knapsack,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 235, 5 October 1896, Page 2
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