NELSON.
Dear Hee, December 24. Every one is busy preparing for Christmas, iu fact, very little else has been done this week. The weather so far is glorious, and promises to continue so all the holidays. Numbers of visitors are arriving iu town, the steamers from Wellington and elsewhere are crowded each day with excursionists, who are delighted to have the opportunity of spending their holiday in picturesque Nelson.
STREET DRESSES. Mrs Burns, smart black (mourninjj) costume; Mrs Adams, blue foulard, lace yoke, small hat en suite; Miss Heaps, bright pink, sailor hat; Miss K. Fell, blue foulard, transparent yoke of lace, large burnt straw hat with black bows; Miss M. Fe’l (England), light flowered muslin, large hat to match; Miss Maud Harris, pretty white muslin; Miss Wat kiss, black canvas over green silk, large black hat.; Miss Lindsay, white; Miss Levien, white pique, sailor hat; Miss Richmond, heliotrope print, sailor hat with black band; Mrs Mirams, black and white check, black bonnet with pink; Miss Stevens, yellow silk blouse, black skirt: Miss Webb-Bowen, white pique skirt, pink blouse, sailor hat; Miss F. Webb-Bowen, dark blue foulard; Miss Clapcott, holland costume; Miss Mabel Atkinson, powder blue print; Miss Blackett, pink and white striped cambric, large sailor hat; Mrs Stephens, grey voile costume; Mrs Coote (Feilding"), pink • muslin, pink hat to match; Miss Honlker, white pique. . ,• - PHYLLIS.
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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXVI, Issue I, 5 January 1901, Page 38
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226NELSON. New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXVI, Issue I, 5 January 1901, Page 38
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