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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 278, 24 November 1896, Page 2

NOVELTIES* AT EVERETT^BKOS

BLOUSBS.-Eadies' Cambrio Shirk Blouses, [Btarohed onfls and collar, turned down collar, 2/11 etoh. LADIE9' DKILL COSTUMES.- White, Fawns, Navy, and Light Bine, in latest etyler, only 12/6 eaoh, LADIES' PBETTY MTJBLIN COS-TUMES.-Juet the thing for the holiday?, in the very latest Btylec. Alw Tweed and Serge Ooeturues, quits new, only 15/- eaoh DOUBLE WIDTH ALPACAS in Qreis and Fawn', only 12/6 the f nil dress BLACK GRENADINE .double width, good quality, 10/6 the full dreaß SHOT eiLKOoTß'ooVf^ 36 itioheg wide , only 2/9 par yard BROCADED SDKS for Blonaes, in every shade, qnite the neweet, only 1/6 Bnd ?/6 tbe yard BLOUSE FLANNELETTES in neweet design?, inoluding the Frinoese Maude Stripes, from 6d yard

EVERETT BROTHERS, BRIDftE STREET. FROM 3 s 6 D EAOH. When work is xoarce »nd purse is low, The cheapest plaoe you then should know ; If boots are getting worn and bare Jußt oall on Healy for a p»ir. Bis price is low, bis leather good, His soles as hard as rat* wo: d ; And if you want them strong and neat, He'll fit them niosly to your feet. There's watertight* for heavy we ar, Will etaod of honest work their share j la laoe and button styles, whtt a atook t No wonder there the people Book ; Now harry up, fox the s»le is on, And soon the bargains may be gone. HBALY& SON'S Great blanghter of BOOTo AND SHOES it, now in full swing. EXHIBITION WELLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1896, B 0 Portmanteaur at 10/-, 11/6. 13/6, 16/-, aid 16/---20 Hand Bags 6/6 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, and 13/6 40 Steel Trunkts »t IC/6, 12/6, U/6, 16(6, and 18/6 11 Gladstone Bayr, bl»ok und nut brown • 30 Carpet Bagß ar 3/6, 4/6, 6/6, 6/9 and 7/6 ling btr»ya, Sleepiug baite, Dressing and Bath Groans, Mande, Wiaps, and Kuga 1000 pairß Ladies' BUMMI R BOOTS AND SHOES 999 „ QeuW „ i, „ „ 777 „ Bojb' andGirh „ „ „ A Singh Pair at Factory Prioef. WELLINGTON~EXHIBITION, We hive a splond'd ansoiiment of Qents' ftio?giel Tweed, Bannookbnrn, Cheviot, Worßted Heather, and Barge Suits, Tronsers and Troaßers and Vestf, Covert Coats, Waterproof and Twwd Oo ts. Gtnfc' fine WOOLLEN UNDEKOLOTHING of every description at Wholesale prices. Trav.lling ntAi aup Caps la variety. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOR V TRAFALGAR STREET. ' Next Bank of New Zealand. WE OFFER YOU NFW S ASOJN'S GOCDS at such prices that must without doubt suit the pockets of everyone. At the same time these goods are so accommodating as regards Quality and Durability. ;se\v fctriped Prints, new Matatasse Prints, Fancy Orepons, Piquettes, etc Alpacas, Mohairs, Sicilians, etc. Tweed Dresses from 7s lid, 7 yards double -width. Washing Prints from 3s lid dozen yards. Oloth Capes from 6s lid. Silver Bilks, very beautiful for Blousee, only 2s 6d yard, and hundreds of other Bargains. MRS AITSTICE. HARDY bTREET. Also TRAFALGAR STREET (Buttles Builings). K W, DEE & SONS TAILORS, HATTERS, and GENTh 1 MERGER. BTBAW HATB Before purchasing elsewhere oome and inßpect our STRAW HATS large variety of Straw and Felt Hats for summer wear. BTRAW HUS our variety is very large, and we can satisfy Boys, BTRaW HA.TB y ol ,th B , and Aged Men in Speckled and White .-traws. QTpf w ttTth Felt flat 9 t0 Buit al fanciee » including a nice lot of Crush S IRAW HATB Pram Hata in all oolours - STRAW MAT"? > STRAW HATB A glance will Batisfy that our selection is of the best STRAW HATS and that we are the people to purchase r :ir Head Gear BTRAW HA 18 for Summer Wear. E. W. DEE~& SONS. A QUESTION OFTEN ASKED, WHY does MOORE & SON'S Boots and Shoes wear so woll. The reason is we are Practical Bootmakers, and buy only good, sound stook direct from the makers. For prices see window. H. MO ORE & SONS, PRACTICAL BOOT MAKERS,

OAYENDTSH HOUSE, MANY SIZES^TND PRICES IN SILK, CREPON AND LACE CAPES AND MANTLES. ALSO, A VARIETY OF SUNSHADES IN NEW COLOURINGS. R. T. MJhTLHUISH, DIRECT IMPOKTJSR, TRAFALGAR STKBET. FAST WHEELS MIKE FAST MEN FASTER. At the Wellington Exhibition Races on Wednesday, October 28th, Waltham and Dayton Riders won every event they started in. Mr F. Hunt, on a Waltham, started in three races and won three firsts, breaking the local records in every race. The " Evening Fost " of Thursday, Oct. 29th, says : — " The way he goi speed out of his machine was almost a revelation to the other riders—he simply made an ex hibition of the field." At the same race meeting the Five Mile Amateur Kaoe was won by Mr T. M. Lucy ON A DAYTON. A splendid reoord was made on Monday, Oct. 26th, by Mr W. A, Thompson, who lowered the Nelf,on-Foxhill record by 15mins 128608, riding the distance (44 miles) in 2hrs Hmins 48 sees, or at an averagespeed of 20 miles an hour. Hx miles of this record is over hilly roads, and Mr Thompson was delayed by two spills on the journey. Mr ihompson rode the same machine (a Quadrant) that he made the record from Napier to Woodville with last autumn, riding the distance (100 miles) in 7hrs 23mius. Mr T. M. Lucy, on a Quadrant, rode from Wellington to Masterton over the Rimmaka in 5£ hours on October 18th, and returned the same day, being the first cyclist to accomplish this feat. Mr p, Maodonald, the well-known Ohrisiohurch amateur rider, says : — " I received the Dayton racer in first-tlasa order. I must say that I am thoroughly well satisfied with it, For finish and workmanship it cannot be surpassed. It is tho easiest and besi position 1 have yet been on, and the handles are simply perfect." Dayton is up to date. It ib the handsomest and most rigid machine in existencs. Waltham leads the leaders. It holds the unpaead record of the world for a mile mrde by the famous American rider, W, 0. Sancrer, in 2 2-sth. *• Quadrant means quality. It is a synonym for excellence. WILKI N"S~& FIELD, SOLE AGENTS, NELtON AND WELLINGTON,