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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 21, 27 January 1906, Page 4

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE^ rWO Splendid Building Sites, ' artuated ir jne best part ol Waimea-street, the rise. Each bout 5Q teet rntage by 300 lee* e S'so. fapleadid Five-roomed Iduse large scullery, and bathoomf' #tf sand about 50 teefc ' TnesB J0 *pro^erM« are aajoining, md wiU ot sold separately on ln >no lot. to suit purchaser. Hardy-atreet. - Illustrated Papers " AND . . , Magazines SVRONGLY AND NICELY BOUND, At Low Prices, AT THE "MAIL" OFFICE. What's the Use of Working At all if it doesn't run ft T»k «* decent Boots for Carnival Week? It b a duty yon owe to yourself, to yonr friends who are coming over, and to the good name of the town itself. In "ANCHOR" BOOT? you will not only have the satisfaction ot knowing that they are easy, ™fi ri '»f', and durahle—ibo very best Boots that money can buy— but yonil have a tangible sample of local, industry on yonr feet to show visitors what Nelson can really turn out m the way of Footwear. FOR MEN.— We nave a splendid assortment in Tan and Blade Boots. Prices rango ftom 13/6 to 26/6. FOR WOMEN.— We have aome of the nobbiest shoes wo have aw clapped eyes on— with the latest Ifrois Heel. Evory pair a fashion plate. Prices 10/6 to 14/6. FOR CHILDREN.— White Buckskin Shoe3, Blaok and Tan Glaoe Shoes, and a big supply of Bandala, etc. , ' THE "Anchor" Boot Co., TRAFALGAR & VANGUARD NELSON.- X I Bookbiiidiiigafssfl <li> a -fc Lowest Bate^, fefc tia© .--*±-z MAl£i£gl?Flgl||