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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8280, 21 June 1895, Page 2

E. BEACHAM, NOUTttUMSmAP; ttOUSS. SPECIALLY GOOD VALUE IN BLANKETS RUGS, FLANNELSKAIIPOI TWEED CLOTHING, BOYS' andMBN'BIBUITS, GENT-S^KAIAPOIjTWEED SUITS.to measure from 67/6, 200 Tweeds to Beleotjfrom LADIES' DRESS"GOODS in' Serges, Tweeds, andJOaahmerea. Ladies' Jackets, Capes and Ulsters from 4/11. Gent's Waterproof Coats made lo measure A large assortment mistook BOYS', YOUTHOND GENT'S TWEED OVERCOATS in the newest etylep. !E. BEACHAMidireot:importeb, Hardy and Trafalgar streets. JUST ARRIVED, BY DIRECT BTEAMERB, —0 Dent's Kid Gloves, in Tans, Browa, and Blaok, from 2/11 pair Kid Gloves, with Silk Linings, the latest novelty Art Herges, in the newest art colors, very cheap Plain Art Muelins, for decorative purposes, from 3/- per dozen Black Evening Nets, latest designs Oolored Surat and Pongee Silks, for Evening Wear Velveteens, silk finished, wide widths, from 2/- yard White Twill Sheeting, soft and heavy, free from dressing, 72-iuoh 9|d ysrd ; 80.inoh, 1/3 yard ; 90-inch, 1/6 yard 500 Pairs WHITE BLANKETS, from 9/6 pair. EVERETT BBOTHERS BRIDGE BTREET NELSON. Bargains ! Dress Materials, Children's Dresses, Fancy Wool Goods, Ulsters and Mackintoshes. 0 J. P. BLACK & SON.

COAL. THE Owners of the 00LLINGWOOD COAL MINE have determined to REDUCE the Price of their Goal by 4/- PER TON from the Ist Juno, 1895, and now offer Goal as nuder : — Bound Goal. 26/- per Ton *t Wharf 28/- per Ton Delivered 15/- per Half Ton Delivered 8/- per Quarter Ton Delivered For Nut Coal, snitable for Stoves with olose bars and Steam Engines, hey offer at » 20/- per Tn on Wharf 22/- per Ton Delivered 12/- per Half Ton Delivered C/ 6 per Quarter Ton Delivered ISPOrders can be left at Messrs WILKINB & FIELD'S, Hardy.street. For the Owners, j. c. burford. NOTICE. IN consideration of the petition prerented, the Directors of the Bank of New Zealand hare DEFEBRED THE CLOSING of the MOTUEK\ AGENOY until the Ist of JULY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Foresters' Hall on FBIDAY, the 21st I met., at 7 p.m., to devise meanß to ensare the Permanent Betentiou of the Bank. B. W. H. BANKIN, 186G For the Petitioners, Motaeka. JENKINS' HILL PROSPECTING ASSOCIATION. A MEETING o! the Shareholders in the above-named Association will be held in Sigley's Hall, THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'olook. F. G. NEWMAN, 1870 Secretary. NELSON POULTRY ASSOCIATION. T7INTBIEB OLOSE on SATURDAY 22nd Jli inst., at 10 p.m. The Booms, Hardy-street, will be open from 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 on that date. 0. A. SEYMOUB, 1353 Hon. Seo. Tree Planting* AFirst-olasa assortment of PINEB CYPBEBSES and Flowering SHRUBS. FRUIT TREES : App'es, Apricots, Ohexries, Currants, Figs, Gooseberries, Grspe Vines, Neotarines, Lemons, Pesoheß, Fears, Plume, Japanese Plums, Quinces, Raspberries and Strawberries FOB SALE AT S. BOLTON'S OBWICH NURSERY, NELSON. $jgr Catalogues Free on application. NEW BOOKS.— Hocking'a " Doctor Diok" 3/- ; Phillpott's Every Day Folks, 2/6 ! Carmiobael'B Booted in Dishonor, 2/6 ; Owen Bhosoomyl's The Jewel < t Yny's Galon, 2/6 ; Moore's They Call it Love, 4/-; Murray's Mount Despair, 4/-; Maokie's (Sinners' Twain, 2/6; Dowie's Gallia 2/6; Meredith's Lord Armont, 2/6; Pryoe'a Burden of a Womtn, 2/6; Kennard'e Plaything of an Hoar, 3/-; Mrs Wood's Shaddow of Asblydyal, 2/6 ; Ouster's The Forest of the EDglieb, 2/- ; W. Speight's Quittance in Fall, 2/- ; Crockett's Bog-Myrtle, 2/6 ; Australian Ed. South Sea Bubbles, 3/- ; A New Note, 2/6.— H. D. JACKSON.