LOST, a MEUOK .KDUiI BOOK, i.umc ii.aiae. i'mder ploase leavu aw jiAIL uffice, 2120 - ly LOYaL J SUN LODGE, 1.0.Q.1'., Mesta 10-MUHT (Wtauesduy) msicad of Friuay. i'uil unendanuo t«juested, ,t riuTilEit lot fringed Hearth Bugs, XJL Hi tiiu loug, ac I/, each. U. SilllH, Tne Ua^h Draper. AaUIfMENr of two-yards-wide Linoleum, now patteiQß, at Is per square yard, U. SMITH, The Caßh Draper. Wiiii'ii Lace Uuriaiue, — A wonderful line onulut) patterns, full Itngtb, taptd edges, ut 1/U aud 2/U p»ir. (J. oMiTd, Tnu Cash Diaper; JUST rtcuived, new line uf Bluok uud VVuitd Ouiptd Wabliing i'riLta and Uambrius ut 6Jd aud 8d per >tnd.|J V. SittlTH, i<i« Uoßh Draper, «.'. VJiKY/ iadj bbuuld a»ll aud see ihe Hi uaw lined iv Bailor iiatfl, latest uuVcHliu iio.u 1/3 to 4/11. U. SJiiili, The Cash Draper. INSPECTION.— An official visit to the grave of the horse "Slippery" in Fiddle Alley was made to-day by distinguished and other visitora. Kefreshtueuis (hard beer; were handed round. Our geuts 4d White Htinderchiefn were worn on tbe oecaaion. — The Auckland Clothing aud Drapery Company. BLOUSE SILKS in Palo Greon, Cream, Grey, Pale Blue, Pink, White, and I'awn ]ÜBt opened, and will be cleared at 1b per yard all round, — The Auckland Clothiug and Drapery Company. BEAUTIFUL Figured Lustres in White, Cream, and Grey just opened at Is per yard.— At the Sale of Beachain'a Stock by the Auckland Clothing and Drapery Co. r I 'HE Fiddle Alley Shoemaker says he J has prepared the grave for the carcase of the late departed Minister for Nolson clothed in.our half-crown White Shirt. —Auckland Clothing & Drapery Coy. HOLIDAY FON~ANb FROLIC (A Musioal Skeioh) to be given by Jfupila of GIRLS' OEMRAL SCHOOL, On FRIDAY, December lUb. Admißßion 1/-. Doors open at 7, begin at 7-33. —3b ~~WAKEFIELD ~~ REV. G. SOLTAU'd MEETINGS. TFIURSDAY, Dec. 3rd, Sunday Sohool, at 3 - 30 p.m. Address to Sohoul Children.— St. John's Ohnrcb, 7-30 pm. Evangelietlc Service. FRIDAY, Deo. 4th, Sunday School, at 3>30 p.m. Address to Ssbool Children.— Gospel Hall, at 730 p.m,, Evaugeliatio Service. 2406—1 THE OPPOSITION CAMPAIGN. MONSTER MEETING OF WORKING MEN AND OTHERS AT DUILL SHED THURSDAY (TO-MOEROW) EVENING, at Eight o'clopk. Addresses will 'be delivered by MB PIPBR, MR T. FIELD, MR R. ALLEN (inokliod Olotbin? Company), and othei R»preßent»tlve Eleotors will speak, and MR HENRY COOK will preside. Beatß provided tor Ladiea, TO LET. rfiWQ Furnished Bedrooms and bitting JL Room, with or without Board trod attendance. Apply to MRS BENNETT, Upper Queen-street, Eiohmond, or to PITT & MOORE, Nelson.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 285, 2 December 1896, Page 3
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419Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 285, 2 December 1896, Page 3
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