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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8326, 14 August 1895, Page 2

__ NEW ADVEBTIPBMBNTS E. BEACHAM, NOftTtt UMBEBtAND HOUSE, 0 — Last Tliree Weeks of Clearing Sales, Whence Goods MUST BE SOLD to make room for SPRING SHIPMENTS. ■ — o Ladieß' Ulsterfl,|heavy Tweed, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 ; worth'more than donble Ladies' Tweed Capes 4/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11 ; worth,9/6 t0.26/6 Ladies' Jaokets, newest styles, from 12/6 Fur Boas and Tippets 1/-, 1/11 and 2/6 each Children's heavy Tweed Ulsters from 2/11 New Patterns Cretonnes 3£d ; worth G£d Wool Shawls from 2/6, large size 1000 yards Flannelette to be oleared at Sf d Boys' Tweed Ovei coats from 7/11, Men's ditto 14/9 Heavy New Zealand Tweeds 1/11 and 2/6 ; worth 8/11 Boys' Tweed Knicker Suits from 8/11 Boya' Sailor Suite in Serge from 8/11 Gent's Oxford and KegatU Shirts from 1/11 A lot of Travellers' Samples in Quilts, Toilet oovers, Gent's Siuglets^andj Punts, to ba oleared at a big discount. Balanoe of our Blanket Stook to be cleared at great rednotions. These Prices for Three Weeks Only, E. BEjiCHAM Hardy and Trafalgar streets. Oor CleariDg Sale cf Snips Winter Stock SiT IS NOW GOING ON. Ja i : o : — . WE ABE OFFERING SOME 'TTTONDEBFUL OABGAINS ™ VV ONDEBFUL JD-BGAINS iW SADIES' CAPES, JAOKETd, TEIMMED HATS and BONNETS, ULSTEBS, MACKINTOSHES. and UNDERCLOTHING, RUSSIAN OLO-KS, DBESS MATERIALS, inoluding TWEED 3 and SERGES. • HOSIERY, GLOVES, FUB COLLABS and BOAS, LINEN and COTTON GOODS. MEN'S and BOYS' COLORED TWEED CLOTHING, OVEROOATS and MACKINTOSHES, LINOLEUMS, OARPETS, MATTINGS and BUGS. DURING THIS SALE EVERETT BROTHERS BRIDGE BTREET NELSON. FLANNELETTES. 0 Good Value, coiiiinencing at 4d per yard, Nice Kange Patterns at 6d, _H--HP--Oa--i__M-« J. P. BLACK & SON. AT LAST ! FOR come time pa.t we have been endeavoring to sell onr business and get away from Nelson, and have now to notify that we finally close down in abont three weeks' time. We commence fr r m this date to slaughter our goods irrespective of cost, and shall let them go t.t buyers own prices. Debtors will phase arrange immediately regardi.g their accounts, as owing to the limited time we ehall be oompelled to aot promptly. Ladies requiring Dressmaking shonld call at once, as Mrs Counsel leaves Nelson with üb. Tbe slaughter of goods commences rigot away, and continues for Three Weeks only. A. W. BAIN & Co., " ECONOMIC."

—■■—— ■— K _»li_i__^___i_«>p____— -p— ~l— JL__ \_7 OJL with Diamond oentre. Finder Bewarded on leaving same at Offioe of this Paper. 1685 WANTED to Bent a FABM, 70 to 80 aores. State partioolars. Address to « ; Z," o/o Colonist. 1682 HOSPITAL BALL. A PUBLIO BALL will be held in the Provinoial Hall on THUBSDAY, tbe 15th inßtant. Prooeeds in aid of the Nelson Hospital. Stringed Band in attendanoe. Danoing to commence at Eight o'olook. ' Tiokets- Double, 12/6; Gentlemen, 7/6; Ladies, 5/- : and may be obtained of members of tne Ball Committee and at the Book* sellers. H. V. GULLY, 1 1707 Hon. Sec. Ball Committee. THE PEBMANENT Building Society OF NELSON W ONEY TO LEND m sums to if - - suit Borrowers, repayable by monthly n.talments. NO procuration Fees are charged and osts are reduced to a minimum. BOBBOWEBS participate in profit. LOANS oan be effected or repaid at any ime. NO restrictive clausap inserted in Mortgage Deed. Tbe ollowing repayments inolude both rinoipal and Interest for a Loan of £100 ;— Period ' Prinoipal & fo. which Monthly Total Interest at Loan is Be-pay* amount 7_ % for effeoted | ment. j re.paid. whole term 8 yearß, (£176 £132* £164 \ S *The difference between the amount ao tnally repaid and amount due for whole term „ £28, is profit allotted to borrowers by monthly renar ments off Loan GEO- M. BOUT, Seoretary. NEW BOOKS.— Martin Hewitt Investigation, 2/6 ; A Keldt Official (a novel of circumstance), by B. Mitford, 2/6; Sir Bobert's Fortune, by Mrs Oliphant, 2/6; In the Midst of Alarms, by Bobert Baer, 2/6 ; A Maid of the Manse, by E. B. EBler, 3/- ; My Early Travels and Adventures, by H. M. Stanley, 5/- ; The Ordeal of Biobard Feverel, by O. Meredith, 3/-; Some Men are Suoh Gentlemen, by N. Eenealy, 2/6; Diana ot the Croßßways, by Meredith, 2/6 ; A Sugar-oane Land; by Eden Phillpots, 2/6 ; Stories from the Diary of a Doctor, by G. Halifax, 3- ; Passions Puppets, 4/- ; A Daughter of the King, by G. AJlan, 4/- ; My Lady Nobody, by Maarten Maartenß, 6/- ; Briar and Palm, ty Annie S. Swan, 4/- ; Who Shall Serve, by Annie S. Bwan, 2/6 ; " Celebates," by Geo. Moore, 6/-; The Convict Sbip, by Clark Russell, 2/- i A Waif of tho Plains, by Bret Hart, 2/- ; The Three Graces, by Mrs Hungerford 2/- ; The Baohelor's Bridal, by Mrs T. Cameron, 2/- ; bonnd vol. Young Ladies' Journal; Boye ot England, vol. 58. H. D. JAOKSON.

SELF-ADJUSTING OYCLE STANDS, 2/-, at J. C. MEKOEB'S. 1703 300 SACKS Early Seed Potatoes, Vermonts, Vanguard. Early Eose, Bruce, Breezes Prolifio, Goodrich, Etc ; grown from seleoted Seed. Prioes Low. Order early. 40 Sacks SEEDPEAS. 500 Sacks SEED OATS Clsan and true to name RELIABE AGRICULTUEAL SE£D ?, GRASS SEED, CLOVERS, ETO. VEGETABLE SEEDS, n bulk or email packets. Westport-Cardiff Coal B olean and free from olinker ; is pronounced the best ooal in tbe market for household and steam purposes. WEWC^STtE com (Wallsend) CHEAP. FIREWOOD, Manuka, Pine, and Biroh. NEALE &HADDOW, GBAIN, PBODUCE, AND SEED MEROHANTS. Nelson Agents— WESTPORT-C ARDIFF COAL CO. 1531 Tree Planting. A First-olass 'assortment fof PINES CYPBEBSESand Flowering SHBUBS FBUIT TBEES : Apples, Apricots,' Cherries, Currants, Figs, Gooseberries, Grape Vines, Nectarines, Lemons,? Peaches, Pears, Plums, Japanese Plums, Quinces, Baspberries andj Str aw - berrie FOB SaLE AT S. BOLTON'S OBWICH NUBSEKY,:jNELSON. tSmT Catalogues Fbee on applioation. A. ROBERTSON 8 DYEWORKB, NELSON ARD WELLINGTON. GENTLEMEN'S "CLOTHES OLEANED, DYED, and PBEBSED to look equal to New. Ladies' Dresses, Ostrioh Feathers, and every description of Dyeing and Gleaning done. Goods sent by Paroel Post speoially attended. Address : Collinqwood-st., Neleon. 862 J BOBEBTSON, anager.