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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7264, 8 March 1892, Page 3

NEW ADYBBTISHMEN a ~ 6. ■-. IKK IFII A CO. Commenced their GREAT StocktaKtiig Sale Thursday, February IStli, ; FOR TWENTY-ONE DAYiS ONLY!]! a " Having Purchased some very Large Lines in CLOTHING and DRESS GOODS at 50 Per Cent under regular .price, we are in* a position to offer p^me Genuine Bargains, only a few ot which we can speoially in tliiß Advertisement. 100 Gents' Tweed Suits, 18/6^-50 All Wool Colonial Tweed £uits,29/6, 82/6, and 89/6 -100 pairs Colonial Tweed Trousers, 9/6 & 10/6 60 Gents' All Wool Trousers and Vests, 17/6— 186 Youths aod Boys Tweed Trousers, from 8s 6d— loo pairs Gents' Saddle Tweed Trousers, 12/9, 18/9— 500 pairs Mole Trousers, 4/11, best value in the Colony — Gents' Summer Coats, 5/11— Boys Washing Suits, 2/11— A Splendid Line of Tweeds for Boys wear, 1/8 & 1/11—100 doz heavy Kaiapoi Woollen Sooks, 1/8 Boys and Mens Cotton Shirts, from 10|d — Childrens Straw Hats at 9d, Is, worth doubles-Youths and Men's Rook Straw Hats, 2/-, 2/B— Gents' Ties, Braces, Belts, Hosiery, all reduced in price— A lot of Travellers Samples in Undershirts and Pants for Gents' wear at- big discount. 12 yds New Dress Stuff for 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11,-600 yards Figured and Plain Nuns Veilings, 10|d and Is, worth la 9d— 600 yards Fancy Flowered Muslins, at B*d, 9Jd, and 10 Jd, worth Is 6d— Prints and Ginghams, a splendid range from 3Jd— 6o pieoes FlannelettesJrom 3fd--20 patterns in Galateas, 4|a, 6ja, 6ja, 7_d, BJd— loo Broad Silk Sashes, 2s 6d and 23 lid, usual prioe 6a 6d— A large lot of Remnants of Calicoes, Prints, Cretonnes, eto. -50 doz Ladies Fanoy Muslin Aprons, 9d, is, is 6d, and 2s— Unbleached Calicoes, 2a 3d doz yds; bleached Calioo, 2a 6a doz yds— A special line of White Embroideries at 4£d and 6d— Art Muslins from 4£d; Lace Curtains from Ib lid— 6o doz Women's Hose in Blaok and Navy, 6§d— so pieoes Cretonne, all new patterns, 4|d, s_d, 6_d, 7ff, and B§d— Neok Ribbons from l&d yard ; Leather Belts, Gloves, eto. Ladies' Dress Tweeds, rpHE MOST FASHIONABLE DRESS MATERIALS for tbe coming season's wear. We are showing a very large range of the above Goods, whioh are unequalled for Style and durability. o = Q"PTj_QT A T f~ Tbe Dre ssmaking Department is now under very competent management, and we oan guarantee every salisf motion. Everett Brothers BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

W^MWWW_-_W_----_WPB|^IM THE ENTERPRISING UNION GOMPAI.Y ABB NOW PREPARED TO DELIVERJTO THE CONSUMING PUBLIO THEIR FAMOUS Hill grown Ceylon Tea AS Drank by the TEEMING MILLIONS of GREAT BRITAIN nd IRELAND, and the CROWNED HEADS of EUROPE. B. 8. OHISHOLM, SOLE AGENT, KELSON NOW KEADY THE JUBILEE HISTORY OF KELSON, FROM 1842 TO 1892. BY HIS HONOR LOWTHER BROAD, ESQ., District Judge, Nelso... Written and Published; at the request, and under the authority of the Jubilee Committee. CONTAINS 205PAGES, Demy Octavo, . olosely printed matter, with full TABLE OF CONTENTS, and Twenty ILLUSTRATIONS. The Book contains full and accurate accounts of tbe Formation of tbe Expedition, Disoovery of Nelson and the Foundation of the Settlement, with its history op to the present time. Its Educational value is very great, and no household should be without a copy. Apart from this, it will be found a narrative of absorbing interest to all. PR I C E: Paper Covers 2/6 ; by post 3/Full Cloth, Gold Lettered, 4/6 ; by post 5/BOND, 'FINNEY & CO., Printers aud|P üblishers, •VOOLONIST" OFFIOE NELSON. Barley and Hows BOUGHT Or ADVANCED AGAINST as usual. riORN QACKS, all Biz.es. E^ikJKe»vj,72 inoiies 'Glrass Seeds & Clovers oi all description. Litile s Sheep Dip, «, March 2, 1891,