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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 18, 23 January 1903, Page 3

SALE NOW ON. INSPECT TBE FOLLOWING LINES. OVER 1000 yards of Prints, Z phye, ' Mnslia«, Sa eoap, Mer Lawnp, -t- , et- , to clear at 2* I, 3Jd, 4Jd, «J-1. 7-id, t » 1/3 Worth almot doubK Over 1000 yerds of Black Dress Stuff* in Lv feres C sb meres, VOU6B, and fc>Uirf «ced Cloth', from 8/6 the fpll do? •. Extraordinary hicg ma. _ Over 150 Collarettes Fichue, mi 1 a<rt s^ ' r* 4 11, Wo fch double. 18 dozeo Co too Gloves at 4.} la* "•« to cl«ar. 6 dozen Ladiea' White Bkirts, iriiH*.* « »«th lovely Kiubroi^erv, fr.:ra 2/11. Balance of Ladies and Children's Luder L«nen at absurd prices to clear. Lovely lot of B xed VVh'te R jbes from 17/6, usually 25/ Only a few Men's Whl c Shirts ab 8/6. All wool Cricketing Tcouse-s 6 11, U6ual)y 12/6- Liaen CoU+rs three for 1/-, and hundred* 6f other bargains. SEE OUR REMNANTS. SEE OUR BEMNANTS. MRS ANSTICE, TBAFALGABST.

fcgjto UNION JHIU STEAMSHIP ¥**** COMPANY 9 OF N.Z LIMITED Steamers will be despatched as under :— (Circumstances permitting) NEW PLYMOUTH & ONEHUNGA. Takapuna, Mon., Jail. 26, 7 p.m. Cargo till 4 p.m. WELLINGTON DIRECT. Mapourika, Sat, Jan. 24, 5 p.m. Cargo till 1 p.m. Penguin, Wed. Jan. 28, 8 p.m. PICTON AND WELLINGTON. Penguin, Mon. Jan. 26, 7 p.ni. Cargo till 4 p.m. Wainui * Wed. Jan 28,8 a.m. Penguin, Fri. Jan. 30, 9.30 a.m. *No cargo. ~WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH Si, HOKITIKA. Wainui,* Sat., Jan. 21th sa.m. Mapourika, Weil. Jan 28, 7.30 a.m *Westport Cargo to be landed en return from Greymouth. LYTTELTON, TIJVIARU, OAMARU AND DUNEDIN via NEW PLYMOUTH and WELLINGTON. Ufolu, Saturday, January 31, 10 p.m. Cargo till 1 p.m. LYTTELTON from WELLINGTON. Every 3ay except Sunday. DUNEDIN from WELLINGTON. Every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday. NAPIER, GISBORNE & AUCKLAND from WELLINGTON. Every Monday & Thursday. MELBOURNE from WELLINGTON Every Thursday. SYDNEY from WELLINGTON. Every Thursday, via East Coast and Auckland. Every Friday via Cook Straits. FROM AUCKLAND— RARATONGA, TAHITI, T Ovalau, Tuesday, January 27. TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI AND SYDNEY. Manapouri, Wednesday, February 11 SUVA Sa LEVUKA. (Fiji). Taviuni, Wednesday, January 28. HONOLULU & VANCOUVER. (via Fiji, from Sydney). Aarangi, Monday, January 26. *^ THE AJSOHOHJ lijjifc^ SHIPPING AND 'l^jaj FOUNDRY COm Limited. SAILING" LIST. GKEYMOUTH DIRECT AND HOKITIKA.. rpHB KENNEDY, To-inorroer, SaturJ. day, 24th in«t , at 6 p.m. Cargo received till 1 p.m. WESTPORT ONLY. THE CHARLES EDWARP, Monday, 26th inst, at (i a.m, Cargo received Saturday, ontil 5 p.m. WELLINGTON DIRECT. riIHE WAVERLEY, Eady. FOR WANGANUI. About 2nd February. ry;EANic steamship co^p any A . »nd A. Llire AUCKLAND TO LONDON IN 26 OAYB. TffF splendid 6000 ton sister sliipa Bterrj, Sono L and Ventura, classed 100 Al at British JAoj »il] leave Auckland as under :— Leave Arrive Miila Auckland San dne 2 pm. Franoi«co London Sibrha- - Jan. 23 Feb. 9 Feb. 21 Sonom\ F-b. 13 Mar. 2 Mar. U Vkktuua Mar. ii Mar. 23 April 4 VABKS. S;ui I'Vanciisco & Vancouver, £10 to £40 Lim-u'l & London, £3-' 7s lid to £09 3s -Id Hound the World, £40 15s to £137 For farther particulars spp y LEVIN A CO. Ltd.. Agenti. CHEAPER THAN BREAD ! BROKEN BISCUITS, 121 b for 2s 6d Cash at fhe . Factory. Bags to hold 121 b supplied at 3d each. ONE Pound of BISCUITS is nearly equal to TWO Pounds of Bread. GRIFFIN & SONS, Limited. FO; SALE. IGUOD SECONDHAND PIANO, by John BroadwcOil & ftonp, Loodon. A bnrgain for Ca~h, or on Terms- Apply sharp DRESDEN PIANO CO. NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT OSUEANCE COMPANY INSURES Employers of Labour againa their liability under the Workers Compensation for Accidents Act, 1906 Employers Liability Act; and Common Lav, at the Lowest Rates of Premium. Mortgagees' liability under the Workerß Compensation Act also insured against, Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Glaa a , and Aooident Insurance of all kinds trans < cted. Full particulars from F. A. BAMFOED District Agen Nelson Sarioßß Bank Buildings, TrafalpAr-street

I BERT TASKER & CO., I READY-MONEY DRAPERS AND I CLOTHIERS, I HARDY STREET, I SOMETHING TO INTEREST ALL. I PHENOMENAL PUfiC 'ASF OF 400 COLLARETTES, LACE AND CHIFFON RUFFLES, LACE ANDJMFFON FICHUS. "\T7~E have been fortunate in securing the above afe a mere VV fraction of their real value, and wo are clearing them out afc LASS THAIN HALF of the usjal price. YOU MUST SEE THESE We are forcing the sale of oar MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHIJSGPrice is the moving factor. I Your Pound made to do the work of Thirty Shillings in Men's and Boys* Clothing. A huge assortment of choice designs and absolutely the most carefully manufactured goods to be had in the province. Every Garment carries our Guarantee. Men's all wool TWEED SUITS for 20s. HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY is our hobby. We do it to perfection. The purchase from us of Sheeting, Towels, Calicoes, Table Damasks, Forfurs, etc., will sho>v a saving to you of 25 per cent, on anything you can secure elsewhere. I Straight from the Factory to Us. & Straight fiom Us to You. fl I Small Profits and No Expense. What could be better ? I CASH ON THE SPOT. E GIFT or something better. B MEN'S WORKING SUIPTS. | Good Qualify and Faithfully Made. E From Is lid Each. fl BERT TASKER & CO., 1 HARDY-STRKfcT. li Whioa Shop. Well, you can't miss it ; the I Front is painted White. fl RW-DEE &"SONS" TAILORS, HATTERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENTS' MERCERS. ■j^ftj'The Man who Studies the I O VER -"^ YEARS AGO w-3 etartod to st^dy T) A V jJKpSfjffPSHdp ' tlißert'of making "a man look dresiy.*'' XJ lx M. . S&fKjßjSlfHML^"''! Wu made It ouf* special n>'in, end can nay/ |aSl[&are3B«r^* 11 '^ dress man in an'upto-dat? stylo from head to TCi JmS^MmaKKs I "V* learned just how much a Tuitor and Bfi^^B^Kl^ <^ent.'»jMercer nnd Hatter have to maKo it ' ' BBBBbBkB^ ~~* • otudy to be successful. IT C KH^ffim 5 We have rtiade it our buolnoss to do It a -1. 11. IN g little* better than anyone dee. '^B|m^^^P^^ We manufacture on ocr pre~>icc» M«n"s __ ._. Good fitting' Suits "of the h^.hcr.t order at 1141 VH^Ee£k| f moderate prices, and import from the best VHEk t Enjiish Makers Hata and Gc^t.'o Mercery , «Bn9| r Goods of the latest styles and highest stand- < A ejiance !• all we »6k, and we will do tho j E. W. DEE & SONS. SELL. DEE & SONS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, 350 Men's Tweed and Serge Suits, 80 Pairs Men's Extra Strong Tweed all sizes, 19s 6d to 455. Trousers, 6s 11*1, well worth 75 Pairs Men's All-Wool Best Sad- 10s 6d. I die Tweed Trousers, 11s 6d and 55 Bpys' Norfolk Knicker Suits, 8s , 12s 6d. 6d to 16s 6d. I 28 Youths' 3 Garment Knicker $50 Pairs Boys' Tweed Knickers, I Suits, all Sizes, 17s 6d to 255. all sizes, 3s 6d to 7s 6d.

t 9E. BTJXTON & CO,^Tp TRAFALGAR-STREET, g^^^MF? Having just received their ANNUAL SHIPMENT of FRUIT JARS. PRESERVING PANS, ETC., Are prepared to offer these G adi alVGryßeaSCnable Prices MASON'S SCREW TOP JARS in Quarts and Half Gallons. LIGHTNING ARS for Small Fruit, i ' UttOU^ EE , AJRS fo la c {j ; uit ; Jam Jars in nests. Tumblers. 1 and 2 lb. HONEY BARRELS. ■ J b ! EXTRA RUBBER RINGS, all sizes. BRASS and ENAMELLED PRESERVING PANS. Wood Spoons, Raspberry Pails, Woed Tubs. LARGE SHIPMENTS OF BUILDERS' AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY Of every Description now Landing and to arrive. FOR THE DKERrSTALKING SEASON. We have imported MARLIN 44/10 and 88/55 CARBINES, SAVAGE and MAR FINI HENRI BIKLES, and a Supply of Ammunition for same. Also Eley'sSn Her Cartridges and a full range of Sportman'a Requisites. SHEEP-BIPPING SEA ON. Further Reductions in the price of COOPER'S .DIP, for Efficacy, Perinaucncy, and Condition of Wool, Cooper's Din still gives moie Satisfaction than any otter Dip yet Discovered. The annual sales of Cooper's Dip now suffice to dip over TWO HUNDRED MILLION, or more than one third of the Worlds's Sheep. Agents for CANNON'S Non-poisonous Dip in 1,2, 5, and 10 gallon drnms. LITTLE'S DIP Supplied at Agent's Prices; . HOP SEASOV, 1903. On Bale at Lo\vest Rites— ll^lb Fast and Loose Top Hop Bales, Coke, Roll Sulphur, Horse Hair Cloth, Kiiii Cloth and Bin Hessians, Measures, Sack Trucks, Bale Hooks, and best quality Ropiog Twine. WEIGHING MAChTNEsT WEIGHING MA CHINES, We have Imported a special line for Farmer's use, These Machines are Cheap, Reliable, tnd Durab?e. In Stock 200 and 400 Gallon Iron Tanks. E. BUXtON & iiuiasctr-sl.