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» NEW ADVEBTIBKMENTB - Gr. L. Beath <fe Co. iave jnst opened np for Winter Season a Large Assortment of ; Entirely Mew Goods in Boys' Youths' and Men's Overcoats, in English and Kaiapoi Tweeds with or without Gapes ; also Genta Waterproof Coats, with Inverness and deferable Cape*. ; A Special Line of 200 Boys' and Youths' Kaiapoi Vweefl Suits, in sizes 8, 9, 10, and 11, at one-third less than usual prices. o Men s Kaiapoi Knitted Singlets, in White and Shetland, 4s lid— worih 83 61. M«a's Lambs' Wool Pants 28 lia, 8b 9a, 5a 9a, 6s 83, 7s 6 h 100 doz heavy Knitted Socks Is 83— worth Is 6d. English and Colonial Flan mis, horn ll£d. A special heavy line at 14d per yard. 20 pieces Orewdson a Calioo, to clear at 4£d. 10 pieces 32in. long Cloth, at 3|d— worth 6a. 10 pieces Crimean Shirting, 8£d — worth Is. A few exceptionally cheap lines in Ladies Gloves, Hosiery, Umbrellas Ladies and Girls Far Gapes and Tippets, from- 3s lid, A Special line of Ladies Black & Colored Cashmere Gloves, spliced fingers, 1/11, A few dozen of Ladies Fancy Aprons, Is 3d and Is 6d— worth 2a 63. TCTE are Showing a Large Assortment of the following Latest Movelties : Sealette Jackets, Handkerchief Kobea, New Cloth Jackets, Bordered Robes. Sealette Mantles, New Check Materials, Flnsh and Oloth Mantles ftew Colors in Cashmeres. All the new Shapes in Ladies Felt and Straw Hats. Splendid Assortment Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Plashes, Buttons, and Lace 3. Zouave Trimmings— the newest thing in trimmings, Bead Trimmings and Ornaments. of which, on account of arriving late in the season, we are selling at Wholesale jßrices.. Everett Brothers, IMPORTERS, BRIDGE-ST., NELSON.

I OUB VERDICT 13— RINK ONLY Union Compaisy's PACKS? TSAS. B. S. OHISHOLM, Agent Nelson District. mHE SHOP adjoining Beath X * Co.'s Immediate posseasion can be given. B. LEVIEN, Bridge street, Kelson Canterbury College. GIRLS-HIGH SCHOOL, CHRISTCHURCH TEAOHINaHboOKINa. APPLICATIONS are invited for the appointment of TEACHER of COOKING at the Girls' High School, Christchurch. Salary, £75 per annum. Applications must ba received by the Registrar, Canterbury College, on or before MONDAY, June 30th. The duties to commence immediately after .ppoiutment. q Registrar. Eedstrar's Office, Canterbury College, May 23, 1890. 989 ROYAL RINK. OPEN every TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,- from 7 to 9.30. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS from 2 t0 4.30 Admission 1/- Skates, Gentlemen, 1/ChUdren tinder 12, Half-price. 862 H. BAIGENT, Proprietor. Mr. Harris, * BABBISTER AND bOLIOITOR, , CamsßSozAfc $oa», Taxaea, attend! Warden's Court at Collingwood and Motaeka. - 932 T. sijtice ft Mf fMi MUSIC SELLEB & PICTURE FRAME ■ : MAKEB, HAEDY-STBEET, NELSON. Maps or Pictures mounted, stained and varnished A good Assortment of pleos, Photos, Engravings and Chromos on hand Violins, Aocordeons, Conoettinatt, &o. Violin Musio Strings, and Fittings - Mueic— Sheet, Tutors, and Books A\nyMusio not in Stock obtained inafev , days at current rates. A splendid assbitment of Book Mueio to - ,/" eeleot from Orders bypoat carefully attended tor Ctnwrtinu, Violins, <fco., properly "repaire

Holies ! WE, the undersigned BUTCHERS of Nelson District, beg to intimate to our Cnßtomera and the Publio generally, tbafc we have agreed to obarge tha following UNIFORM CASB PRICES from and after the Ist day of JUNE, 1890 ;— BEEF; Sirloin . . . . „ 6d per Id Prime Bibs .. .. 5d „ Gravy Beef .. . . 4d „ Tukk Flank .. .. 4d „ Thin do .. .. 2d „ Top Side 5d „ Rump Steak „ .. 6d „ Corn Bound .. . . od „ Fresh do .. .. 4d „ Chuck Blades .. ..3d „ Briskets (fresh).. .. 31 „ „ (corned .. . . 4d „ Clods and Necks.. .. 2d „ Lega . . . « „ 1/6 eaoh Shins .. . . . . 1/- „ MUTTON : Lags and Loins . . . . 4£d psr tti Fore quartets .. .„ 3fcd „ Shoulders „ .. 4d „ Chops 5d „ Neons and Breast 3. . 3d „ POBK: Pigs Heads . . . . 3d per lb Other Cata „ „ 6d „ veal: All Cuts.. .. -UtoSdperlb SMALL GOODS.* Beef Sausages .. .. 5d perlb Pork do .. .. 8d „ German do , ; . . 8d „ Fries and Heads.. .. 3d „ Sheep Tongues . . . . 2d each ELIZABETH BIBNETT, A. MILLS & 00. F. TEASK, C BIBD, GEO. U. FIELD, G. TOWNSEND, A. WILKIE. JAMES J. GARDNER, JAMES NEWPOUT, 992 HENRI NEWPORT. * NELSON ~" " FOULTRY, BIRD, AND DOG ASSOCIATION. r\ ENERAL MEETING THIS (Thursday) \J EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the City Council Chambers. J. E. BARLTEOP, 990 Secretary. CAVENDISH HOUSE. In Ibe very folly assorted Stock < t NEW GOODS now showing will be found "ss&HDMsg Tvefds AND ENGLISH IUI vIHJ * " «««« NEW BOBE COSTUMES, with Embroidered, Braided, or Figured Material as Trimming, this being the newest and most approved style of Costume for this season. LA TOSCA NETS for Evening Wear. NEW SHADES IN EVENING GLOVES— very long. Silk and Oashmere Hosiery. Eussian Shape in Ulsters, Cloaks, and Mackintoshes. Sealette Jackets, different sizes and prices. New Shapes in Felt and Straw Hats and Bonnets. DR. JAEGER'S CELEBEATED AJDIi-WOOL CLOTHING for Ladies and Gentlemen. R.T.lHteShaish,. STEEET. fc.f B. J. K IBBN AN, Baa Ramovod to the Corner of Colling wood Ha-dy streets, NeIEQ". F. WILSON & o^, . DBNTxfeTd, One of the Firm will air-'e m Nelson in Jane. Address— Luv'-:ika. fSgTißtiiaßHD 18o8.j f W,'IATI'OH*BOH, J« PB^AL BURGEONS '' have reao>ed 1 3 New Premises, Trafalgar itrcft.