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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5026, 8 October 1887, Page 4

FIRST SHOW op Spring Goods «0W SHOWING. rr. t. MELHUISH TRAFALGAR STBEEI.George Fleming, Has now ON SALE, ex S.S. Aobanqi. LINOLEUM, 12ft wide, OILCLOTH, 12ft wide, at 7s 6a per 4 yards; will cover a room without a join. TO MEET THE TIMES, Oilcloth, from 5d per yard. Brussels Caepkil, from 3s 6d per yard. Brussels Cabpet, with Boedkbs to match. Indian Rugs, and Fringe to save them taming up. Gordon B.UG3. with Fringe. Daghestan Rugs, with Fringe for Pianos. Axmiksteb Rugs, very cheap. Spbin6-btuffed Couches, on castors, 50s. Dbawing-Room Suites, (rom £13 10s. Venetian Blind, any color, made of wood imported expressly, at Is per foot. Iron Cots and Iron Bedsteads, large assortment, from 30s for 4x6 Bedstead. No Charge for making and laying Carpets. George Fleming, HA it DV STREET, Mosgiel Motto: >A 'AE '00. WANTED KKOWN-That we have Just Opened our NEW GOOES for tbe present Season. WANTED KNOWN-School Suits made from strong Mosgiel Tweeds 5 nothing boiter manufactured 5 mothers should see them. WANTED KKOWN — Men'a Mosgiel Tweed Suits made to crder on the shortest notice, from £3 10i, WANTED KNOWN —Cver 600 Mei/a, Boys', and Youthb' Moegiel Tweed Suits to ithet from ; all at Faoiory Prioe?; Inspection invite. WANTED KNOWN—Tha^the best money value iv New Zealand is to bn had at the New Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED KSOWN—That we have the largest, and ty fur the Cheapeit, teleotioa o( Men'a and Boy's Hats in Neleoa. WANTED KNOWN—That all our Men',, and Boys' celebrated Moleskin Trousers are mad; in the Colony. WANTED KNOWN—That we make all kinds of Tennis, Bicycle, Football, Cricketing, Boating, Navtl, and Military Uniforms. Terms Strictly Ca«h New Zealand Clothing Factory, TRAFALGAR STRtET BOBEET ALLAN, Manager. Here We are Again! dibecFfrom London and Glasgow (Per « Aohanoi,") A CHOICE SELECTION OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. E. W. Dee & Son 5 TAILORS, NELSON. SUN FIRE Insurance Offioe [ESTABLISHED 1710.] SUM INSa'iiED IN 1885, £327,333,700, TN3URANCES effected upon alX most every description of Properly at lowest fates of Premium. Claims arranged by the Local ' gents, and paid with promptitude and liberality. Bates of Premium, and every other infor* mat ion saav bfr bad of the undersigned. W. BOLT & SONS, AGENTS FOR FELSON AND MARL BOKUUGH. 957 [ESrABLISHED, 1867.] Olf X Livery and Bait STABLES. TAtIW *f IV arsa B nmona to ill I nil It A I kh new and Com in o UVIIII UXII dious Stables (oppcsite the old one) where he baa every convenience, including a Ladiet.' Waiting Rods, begs to ; thank (he public in generfil for the Liberal ', Support he has received for the latt Tweafj ywari. and hopad Vy Strict Attention and Moderate Charges, to rolaio th« confidence of his Customers. > fiorees, Carriages and Four-ho«e Coaches I (suitable for Fionio Fattie«) can be obUined at the Sbobtist Noiios1. J« G. also begs to inform the publi that baring onga«pd a Night Watchman, CABS, EXRESSiS, 40. can be had at any hour of the^night. (Side Entrance, New-st.) Hortei Brotea to daddlo and Harneis.— After 20 yjars experienoe tbe publio can d-pend upon all horses left in my charge being shop miiy broken. Horses bought and Scli on Commission. "Eiti t-olass Loose Boxes. CIXY JJIYIKY AND BAI STABLES, Trafalgar-it,, Neliorj. (Late TWW & CrAT.)