VISIT ! The Auckland ■■ Glothing & Draperj Co/s GREAT ' SALE and get torn 9 of the GREATEST BARGAINS in Drapery and Clothing EVER SEEN IN THE COLONY. i Kn pAlßoflarfl ! c wbite Bla - kets ' for JLO\j the oold weather, oome and see them, at 4/11. 8000 yards all pare wool Frenoh Serge for Ladies' Dresßea in Cardinal, Navy, Brown, Black, Myrtle, and Moss Green, at 6/-, 7/6, and 9/- the full drese ; worth foor times the money. 100 dozen Ladies.' pure lambß' wool Under Vests at 1/- eaoh ; worth 3/6. 150 large heavy Bush Bugs at 3/11 and 4/11 eaoh ; well worth three times the money. Men's Kaiapoi, all wool. Tweed Suits at 21/-, positively woitb 40/-. Men's Imported Suits at 14/6 ea worth 30/. 150 Boys' very pretty Serge Sailor Suitß at 3/11, 4/11, and 5/11 ; nothing to equal them in valne ever seen in Nelaon before. Men's Oilßkin Coats, donble back and leather bonnd, at 8/11 and 9/11 each. Best Sootoh Fingering Wool (4 ply), all oolors, at 1/11 per head. Men's Sirong Working Shirts at 1/11 oaeh worth 3/6. imn . Boys' Strong Knicker Tweed Suits at 3/11 and 4/11 ; will wear like leather. "Very Strong White Oalico at 1/11 per dozen worth 3/6. Btrong Unbleaohed Twill Sheeting, two yards wide, at 9d ; worth 1/4. White Twill Sheeting, for double beds, at lOJd per yard ; worth 1/4 Flannelettes, Lrge variety, at 1/11 per dozen. Ladies' Winter Jaokets and Golf Capes, the newest styles, at 4/11, 6/11, 10/6, and 13/9 ; worth three times the money.J rp AUCKLAND CLOTHING AND DRAPERY CO.'S BALE, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. W. B. MAY, Richmond. ANNUAL STOCK TAKING. \ Larga RednctioDS [will be made on DBAPEBY, OLGTSING, BOOTS and SHOBS, FANCY GOODS, ORO OK h BY, and GLA -B WABE. These Goods are all New and Well-bought and comprise Coloui-.l and English manufacture. A FURTHEB BEDUCTION of 2/- in the Pound will be made FOB OASH. fcaV Foil Costume made-np daring the Sale for 15/- and upwards. FOR TWO MONTHS ONLY. W. JE&, MAY, DRY FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Any lengths and in any quantities. ALSO, BROOKDALE k OTHER COAL. GBIFFIN & SONS, Limited. —Nile st. East. 1618 J. E. CLEAB, Merchant Tailor, BRIDGE-STREET, Nelson. ALL OLASSES OF TAILORING EXECUTED WITH PBOMPTNESS. XCEFTIONAL FI~ FIBST-CLASS WOBK. MODERATE CHARGES JfISPEjOTIOiN; INCITED. J. E. CLEAR, BRIDGE BTREET. 1330 POLLARD & CO, PHOTOGRAPHERS, TBAFALGAB STREET, NELSON. First-clasa PHOTOS from Two Shillings and Sixpence per Dozen. Notice tojhe Public. REWARD" OFFERED. FREQUENT OOMPLAINTS having reached this OfSce of PAPEBS BEING STOLEN from the Bailway Sations and Other Plaoes, THIS IS TO GIVE NOTIOE that a LIBEBAL BEWABD will be piven to any Person GIVING SUCH NFOBMAriON BB will LEAD TO TBE CONVICTION of c THIEVES. BOND, FINNEY & CO. Colonist" Offioe, Nelson, December^, 1894. TO LET —Oonvenient 5-roomed HOUSE at The Port, now oooupied by Mr. G. Jfetchelor. Bent low. , V. N.yONES. I
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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8326, 14 August 1895, Page 4
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477Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8326, 14 August 1895, Page 4
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