PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW FASHIONS IN LADIES’ SHOES For Autumn and Winter Wear are Now to be Seen and Ready for Purchase. Among these arc found the Latest LACK EYELET SHOES In PATENT and BROWN LEATHER. One Very Attractive Lino of Lace Slices is shown in BROWN WILLOW CALP, with medium round toe and lizard insertion in front, welted soles, leather Cuban ‘heels. The price is 30s per pair. Another VERY SMART LACE SHOE, with 3 eyelets, is shown in BROWN GLACE, with medium Spanish heels, neatly trimmed on instep; light-weight shoe, made in England. The price is 37s 6d per pair. We show WONDERFUL VALUE in a lino of COURT AND STRAP SHOES, in Patent and Brown Glace, Spanish heels; well-made shoes. The price is 22s 6d per pair. A Line of LACE SHOES FOR MEN, made of Bos Calf leather, welted soles, smart shapes. Special price and value at 25s per pair. ISLIP AND WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET. LANES L T D.. AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS. WINES, SPIRITS. Try Our XX ALE AND ORANGE CHEER (Both Winners), WHISKY. WINE. ALE. ETC.. SOLD IN DOZEN ASSORTED LOTS OR MORE. Agents for M'CALLUM’S PERFECTION AND WHYTE AND MACKAY WHISKIES. Also, LANES' CARBONATED WATERS. EUGENE LAFFON 3-STAR BRANDY. If unprocurable at your nearest store, ring us, and wo will deliver in two-dozen lots or moie. PHONE 10-047. ECONOMISE WITHOUT SACRIFICE BY USING ALTON PARK COAL. Order from Your Coal Merchant. COAL. E DELIVER 3 BAGS COAL, 8s CASH. TAYLOR AND SONS, Phone 12-715. Maclaggan street. FINANCIAL. NELSON CITY COUNCIL. SALE OF DEBENTURES, £23,000. nnilE NELSON CITY COUNCIL offers i for sale at par 230 DEBENTURES (either singly or in lots) of £IOO each, maturing on the Ist FEBRUARY, 1951. Interest 51 per cent, per annum. Secured by special" rate. Sinking fund sufficient to pay off the loan at maturity is provided. Interest and principal payable free of exchange at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand. Early application essential. Application, stating number required, to he. made on or before the 14th May proximo, to the Town Clork, Nelson. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. ICS,PANTED To Borrow, privately, £2, pay it back £2 ss; urgently, honest.—669, * Star ’ Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Friday night, from Rattray street down car, Boy’s dancing Pump.— Finder pleaso ting 20-248. T OST, last Friday, Black Spaniel Dog; -ILi named Tui; reward. —Walsh, telephone 11-661, or 112 Glen road. LOST, Brown Persian Cat, from 2 Massey avenue, St. Clair; reward.—Tel. 22-750. IST, (Tal4f Officer's Leather Gauntlet Glove, vicinity High and Maitland streets Anzae Day; reward.—Telephone 12-062. f HOUND. Monday, Gent’s Brown Kid ■ Glove. —Please ring 10-321 after 5.30 p.m. LOST, a good night’s sleep, hut Found after having Chimney Swept by Otago Window Cleaning Co.; 15-250. £ HOUND—Fresh Fish of all kinds; Groper, 1 Soles, Flounders, Kingflsli, fresh Oysters and Rabbits.—At Stewarts*. LOST, SmuKy Chimneys; Dunedin Win. dow Gleani :g Co. are the best and cheapest sweeps—Phono 10-493, private 13-718. I HOUND—NolSor>‘« Fish" Shop open till li . every night; fresh Smoked and Fried Fish, Rabbits, Oysters. IP you need Building Material scud an Advertisement to tho ‘ Star.’
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Evening Star, Issue 20779, 29 April 1931, Page 10
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