FOUND DEAD.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 18 November 1910, Page 4

FOUND DEAD.

AFTER A DRINKING BOUT

(United Press Association.)

DUNEDLN. Friday. Edwin George, an old resident of Cromwell .was found dead in his hut this morning-. He had been drinking heavily for a fortnight.

If you're wanting something in smart and stylish wear for the street, you could find nothing so suitable as one of our new Washing Costumes. These smart goods are cut in all the latest styles, in all the smartest material and designs ; yet the prices are most J.ioderate. See these distinctive Costumes today. They'll please von in s.i"l© and ptic-s.—Mrs Anstice.*

Very exclusive, and very beautiful, are the varied millinery styles showing now at Mrs. Anstice's. Everything correct is here, shaped and trimmed for dressy or morning wear. Then, the prices you'll find on inspection to bo quite small, bringing these charming hats within the reach of every purse. Call in and try some on—the style that suits you exactly is here.* Alfa-Laval Separators.—Our second shipment now to hand. This famous Separator is the best skimmer, has the longest life, requires less repairs, and is the best of all makers. Send for Catalogue.—W. H. May. Richmond.* Landing.—New Binders, Mowers, and Rakes; several second-hand Binders and Mowers for sale ; verv low price for cash. Climax Sheep Dip. the best and lowest in price in the "larket; send for particulars.— R. ''-y, Richmond.*

Shampooing, hairdressing, hair cutting, manicuring, scalp and facial massage, treatment for falling hair and dandruff; every description of hairwork. Only best hair used ; match perfect. Natural hygienic hair-pads ; combings made up 2s 6d an ounce; large stock of toilet requisites.—Mrs. Gaw, Tatton's Buildings (upstairs}, Trafalgarstreet.*