THE H MERCERY jl CONTINGENT! i y """ t WE beg to intimate that we have 8 secured a « WHOLESALE STOCK ; o? S MEN'S DRESS SHIRTB, HAT?, 1 ] UNDERCLOTHING AND GENERAL : MERCERY, At an Alarming Discount, We will now off»r the same to the pnblic of Nelson at the following absurd prices, viz, : — 1 (\C\ DOZEN MeD ' s Si:k Tie 9 in all JLv/V/ the newest styles, ell to be cleared at 61 each. The usual ret il prioe of these beantifnl Ties wouli be from 1/6 to 3,6.— 1 he Auokland Clothing and Drapery 00. n K DOZEN Men's White and Fancy | O Regatta Shirta to be cleared at 2/6, 3,6, 4/6, and 6/6 eaoh. Every one of theie Shirts are honestly worth double the money.— The Auckland Clothing aud Drapery Go, fcT\ DOZEN Men's real up-to-date high fj\J class Heta. We have no hesitation in saying that nowhera else in tbe colony wiil duoh tiptop h?ad gear be seen ; and will be cleared at 4/6, 5/6, and 6/6. These Hats are worth from 9/6 to 12/6 eaoh. MfN'S v.ry superior Under-pants and Singlets in the very best Colonial and British production, inolnding beßt " Kaiapoi," " Eoslyn," aud " Mosgiel" pnre lambs' wool and natnral cashmere goods for the cold leather. All to be cleared at abont half price, ' THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING i AND DRAPERY COMPANY, HARDY & TRAFALGAR STREETS. The Post Office is NEXT our Establishment. THE CASH DRAPiiK, IS THIS WEEK offering SPECIAL BARGAINS in the following lines : - 12 bundles Boys' Strong Flannelette Shirta from 6d to la eaoh, worth quite 2/6. Boys' Braces from 4Jd pair. Odd Tweed Knickers from 1/U pair, Blue Serge Capß 4sdeach, wor h 1/-. Boys' strong Winter Sailor Suits from 2/6 to 10/- each. This ls an extra pood line, and worth three times the mo ey. Men's Bibbed Under Pants 2/i pair. strong Shirts 2/6, Cardigan Jackets 3/11 to 7/6 each, Tweed Trousers 4/6 p ir. Heavy Rnga and Blaikels from 2/G, ' 3/6, 5.6 to 10/6. Large Hearth Rugs 2/6. Door Mats from 6d eacb. } Men's Sweaters 2/11, Boys' Navy ' Jerseys 1/6, Boys' h'avy Stockings, all sizes, 1/- pair. _. Children's Diet -rs 4 (i, Ladies' Jackets j from 4,6, Mackintoshes from 5/6, Dorothy Aprons 2/6. All order? ent by post will receive o"r immediate att ntio >.
0. SMITH, THE CASH DRAPER, BRIDGE STREETMR WTW. SQUIRE^ DENTAL SURGEON, Central Trafalgar-street (over J. P. Blaok and Son's). P.O. Box 90. Telephone 24. Private Residence 70. "moneyto lend ON First class Freehold Security, in amounts ti suit borrowers, at a ow rate of interest. H. A. TARRANT, COMMISSION AGENT, MOTUEKA. MONEY TO LENdT" ON Mortgages oi Freehold Securities, from 4_ per cent., according to seourity and amount. PITT & MOORE, BARRISTERS AInD SOLICITORS. MONEYTOLEND. WE have MONEY TO LEND in large or small Bums to suit Ber ■ rowers from 4^ PER CENT. ADAMS & KINGDON, Barristers, Solioitors, and Notaries blio
The circulation of the Nklson Ev.nin Mail EXCEEDS that of any other pape published in the Provincial District co Nekon. Eitablithedover SO years.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 140, 20 June 1901, Page 2
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