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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 21 October 1911, Page 2

OO long" lias the Home been smothered with heavy hangings, fires and other Winter . inseparables. Fling- open the windows—give it a refreshing breeze—bath and dress it in Spotless clothes 4 for the Summer Season.- ' o , There are Slip Covers to be chosen for allUpholstered Furniture. > , ' • '.'-.."""'..'■',''- ■•.■'■ ii. Carpets to be taken up—Mattings and leums to be substituted. ,£ ■"■■'.' Jr Winter Curtains to be taken mer hangings to go up., : . ; And Fleming's are ready to help you in » score of different ways.; • Call and look over our stock of - NISHINGS. NELSON.

vw • YOU are v about to erect a MEMORIAL, or ENCLOSURE, combining Good Work and Reasonable Prices, caH on, or write to, GEORQE MILLER, MONUMiENTAL MASON, Hardy-Street, ? NELStffck* Toriib Bailings Bricklaying, Inscriptions -cut, Flkstfenrig, Con- and Stones renoalways in Crete Work m all . ! , their branches vased in any ' Btook. executed. Cemetery.' SECURE A SHARE QE THE :, ■ • ■■" OP THE ■■:'.■ 'V '"■' V-;': " : ;- ■'.<:'""' . AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SCkGIKTY. For the .CURRENT YEAR by EFFECTING a LIFE .'.,':. .*\ ASSURANCE POLLCY with that office BEFORE < THE CLOSE OF THE Wttole-Life Polieiesu 'I r able A/eifeeted ' " Policy No. 437712 43708.3 437-J4H |W*l Y^f^f^^mm, £ s. d. 8 10 0 5 12 8 10 ; 7 11 24 i - a 28 10 10 71 5 0 £: s. d; 7 10' 0 -4 10 0 7 10-0 "; 15 OP'O 15; 0- o w o« a Bonuses V-esr. vvhes been;,two ;(2) years.in-forge.; v 'The amount of PROFIT distributed anionsst POLICY HOLDERS"ItorVthe ; • '••'■" '""" '"" : .' ON?; YEAR, .1910, exceeded ;;,".V^'\;..'-,; .%'.;' Eight Hundred and Foaiy-Seven Thousand Pounds^Gash. ivTEMBKR the NAME ol= OFFICE andv ADDRESSy bee OTHER OFFICE-DIVIDES SUCH,LARGE PROFITS.,: . :■■■■'■-■■ Branch. Office: CUSTOMHOUSE QUM, V^H- $ piREbTORSH- .'■':■.-;,., i^.l^^--:-\^ The Hon. C. J. Jotinsto>t, M.L.G- (Chairman); A. de B. -Brandon,': Esq (Deputy Chairman); The' Hon. E. Richarbson, C;M;G; • Duncan,- Esq.; arid Joseph Joseph, EsqU ■■", /■"''-'• <<'' EDWARD W. LOWE, ''^esi^t : Seeretl^\;' JAMES HAIR, *'-'.!:X'.:'. .-l;^ ■ Nelson District Office:— '.'''•■.' .-,'.■;■ ■.'•':'■ * : ' ;■ "*-': '■'■.':'l'^r-s/Ar'.''. l ':'-' "' Corner Trafalgar'and Hardy Streets. - ' ■ -/ 7 .-H -

.. BEST FOR FARMERS! .. ' As.to which is* tfo© best Range for far-mei-s there can be only biie reply—tire (( 7nnßnnVl! '' '*? El'" ; ri ■'' j It m e ets tlieir needs every "way. / It'is economical in, fuel, lasts alifetime; and as for cooking! well, pastrycooks, bakfsrs, arid other, experts "say it jtist can't be beaten.' Moreover; it possesses one : supreme advantage: In five seconds it can be opened out into a splendid open fire, making the kitchen a sceaie of cosiness'and comfort. " Writ* ■- for Catalogue 13. BARNINGHAM AND CO., LIMITED, GEORGE-ST., DUNEDIN.: Agent: W. LOOK, Ironmonger; Nelsori. •<3. TEIiENIIJS:, WAKEFIELD. Spring and Summer NOW SHOWING—GOOD VARIETY DRESS MATERIALS. PRINTS,- CREPONS, MUSLINS. ETC. INSPECTION INVITED. / GOOD VALUE IS OUR MOTTO. OUR FIRST SHIPMENT. OF ~' PBING MILLINERY IS NOW x U HANDWe are showing some VERY PRETTY MODELS at exceeding moderate prices. A good variety of READY-TO-WEARS, the prvoee of which, will surprise you. / : ■ : * Also, Big Selection in STRAW SHAPES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, GRASSES, ETC. TAKE THIS TIPIT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP WITH . . US. Gloy & Robinson, MODE DEPARTS. BRIDGE STREET. , "HEAT.—4OO Sacks Milling Samolo at feed rates. Also, BARLEY. NEALE AND HADDOW-'S.