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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 1 July 1911, Page 7

NOW that fresh fruit is scarce and dear, nothing-is better than to make dainty and toothsome dishes than our Evaporated Fruits, —New stocks of F,viporalad Apricotr-, Pcacjies and Apples. Finest stewing Prunes, l.>aU'<? an-1 l**i -• - Lactic Cheese.—ln Glass Jars, prpp'mj'l fr m the pure culture' Bacillus Bulgaricus of Massol. 1/- per jar. Peck's Meat Pastes. — In tilass Jl.i-. .'.-.-.•.a nr. 11 . : H-nn and 1 Ham and Tongue, Game, trashing ei.e , 1 - p i ..■ x Peck's Brawns. — i'oraato Brawn. Parsley. W );•• -:-.:r.v Wild ! v ai> Head, etc , in glass moulds, Galatines.— rurkey and Tongne, Chicken and Han., I: m :upi_ Tongue, in glass moulds. Ex. JS.fci. lonic, we h;r»>' 1 r*t•«• • 1 of Crosse and Blackwell's ar.cl 1-Lutv Peek's f• » -in\r-d Provisions Call and inspact our stock oi T»hi' 1 D«-!;er. <•>«<«. .• ( E. GROVE & SCri as HIGH-CLASS GROCERS & PROVISION VS, HARDY & COLLING WOOD S IiiKTS. FRUITS.

WINTER GOODS 1 I Warm, Fleecy BLANKETS AND,. ' Eiderdown QUILTS. NEW ZEALAND-MADE [BLANKETS—In all sizes, for Got, Single, Three-quarter, and Double Beds, at prices to suit all. McLINTOCK'S EIDERDOWN QUILTS—in Printed Sateens, Frilled and Unfrilled. EIDERDOWN QUILTS RE-OOVERED. E. BUXTON & CO.. LTD., Ti-afatear-Street, NELSON.

WINTER COM FORTS' Perfection Heaters Stone Foot warmers J R. Hot Water Bags Draught Screens AJarm Clocks Door Mats Stove and Shoe Brushes Japanese Hearthrugs Lamps . Lanterns ; Gas Mantles Chimneys and Globes Coal Vases Fire Shovels ; Hot Water Cans " A ero " Flasks; , Cheapest From— • R: SNODGRISS* SONS,- ■ DIBKCT IMPORTKBS. Australian Mutual Provident Society RESULTS FROM SIXTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ... £27,0Q0,00Q ANN.UAL INCOME, over... ... ... ... £3,540,000 NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Ordinary) ... ... ,£5,490 026 NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Industrial) .... ... ,£777,740 POLICIES tN FORCE' (Ordinary Department) 247,872, assuring over £81,000,000' . (including Bonus" Additions.) ; . PO LICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), nearlj TOTAL CASH PROFIT D1V1DED—£15,964,191 CASH. PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1910)—£839,602, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,500,000. The Society now issue s * EVSRY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY*— ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH. The Hon C. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. BRANDbN Esq. (Deputy Chairman) j the Hon. E. Richabdson, G.M.G.; JoHNOtJNCAij, Esq., an«l . Joseph Joseph, Esq , , ■ ' ... - > New Zealand Branch — EDWARD W, LOV7E, Customhouse Quay, Wellington* Resident Secretary, Cfelson, District Office— - JAMES HA'IB Corner Trafalgar & Hardy-»t*. , District >Secretary».

CARRIAGE BUILDING, Best Materials SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP. , R. JOHNSTON, (Late wltfi Harrison, Ltd.. London and over 5 vears with Balrae AC*.) • .address «. HARDY STREET, OPPOSITE ROBERTSON BROS. S4 >2^3

FRESH ■ BEOEEN : . BISCUiTSv Va FER IjARGE TIN; SIX TINS.FOR iu. kT THE FACTORY. GRIFFIN AND SONS, LTD , AI/TON-STH ERT<

NEW HATS FOR 9d. Try Excelsior Hat Dyes. One bottle will dye your Hat any Bhade. Absolutely no shine—dull finish. All grocers, 9d. Wholesale Agenuj J. H. Cock and C. GRAHAM, LANDSCAPE AND PRACTICAL GARDENER. Gardens Xjaid and Contracted for. Roses, Shrubs, Soil, and Manure "Sup plied. !THiE NURSERY, GLOTJCESTER-ST