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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 28 June 1911, Page 7

"OW that fresh fruitis scarce ancl dear, nothing is oetxer than to make dainty and toothsome dishes than our Evaporated Fruits. —New stocks of Evaporated Apricots, Peaches ano Apples. Finest stewing Prunes, Dates and Lactic Cheese. —ln Glass Jars, prepared fz'.'ui the pure culture cj Bacillus Bulgaricus of Massol, 1/- per jar. Peck's Meat Pastes.— ln Glass Jars, -iaui and T-Lgg. Ham and Chic'v. j Ham and Tongue, Game, btrasburg etc,, I,'- per jar. Peck's Brawns. — Tomato Brawn, Parsk-y, Sage, Wiltshire, Wild I.'-ouvk Head, etc , in glass moulds, Calatines. — Turkey and Tongue, Chicken and Ham. Ham and Tongue, in glass moulds. Ex. $.«. lonic, we have landed a hesh shipment of Crosse and Blackwell's and Harry Peck's fie erved ~Provisions. Call and inspact our stock of Table Delicacies. HIGH-CLASS GROCERS & PROVISION MfcRCH/uTS, HARDY & COLLINGWOOD STREETS.

AMO NEW ZEALAND-MADE In all sizes; for Cot; Single, Three-quarter, and Double Beds) at prices to suit all. v McLINTOCK'S EIDERDOWN QUILTS—in Printed Sateens, Frilled and Unfrilled. EIDERDOWN QUILTS RE-COVERED. Ti-afaßgas-Street, LSON.

WINTER COMFORTS;! Perfection Heaters . Stone Footwarmers JR. Hot Water Bags Draught* Screens Alarm Clocks Door Mats Stove and Shoe Brushes Japanese Hearthrugs Lamps Lanterns Gas Mantles Chimneys Coal Vases Fire Shovels Hot Water Cans "Aero" Flasks. Cheapest FromR.SOTDGRISS€H)NS; DIRECT IMPORTERS.

Australian Mutual Provident Society RESULTS FROM SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ANNUAL INCOME, 0ver.,.;,.'. ... NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Ordinary) NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Industrial) ;£3,&40,b00 ,££s*49G;o£6 " .£777,740 POLICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department)! 247,872, assuring over £81,000,000 . (including Bonus Additions.) -. . . . . .-•■ ■;" ." : ' ; '" ;."■'-' '"■'..'■ >'' POLICIES. IN FORCE (Industrial Department), 58,527, assuring riearlj .£2,000,000 TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED— - CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE TEAR (1910)—£839,602, providing ~ REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,500,C0U. The Society now issuei EVSRY DESIRABLE FORM OF FQLICY-r ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO DIRECTORS OF THE-NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. (! The Hon C. J. Johnston, M.L.O. (Chairman); B. Brandon Esq. (Deputy Chairman); the Hon.' E. RICHASDSON, aM.G. ; John OtJNCAN, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq • ? New Zealand BranchCustomhouse Quay„ Wellington, Nelson District Office— ' "*" Corner Trafalgar & Hardyata. EDWARD W, LOWE, Resident Secretary, JAMES HAIB District J&fccretarjv

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EW HATS FOR 9d. Try Excelsior Hat I>yes. One bottle will dye your Hat any shade. Absolutely no shine—ds!l finish. All grocers, 9d. Wholesale Agenu* J. H. Gock and P*v C. GRAHAM. " ANDSCAPF. A^ T D PRACTICAL GARDENER, Gardens Laid and Contracted for. Roses, Shrubs, Soil, and Manure Sup plied!. THE NURSERY, GL-OTJCESTER-ST