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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 7 March 1912, Page 7

N Dishes.- fosr tLera-i: ! • • EW FISH DAINTIES of all kinds at reasonable prices, and of the highest quality, at— ... Scotch Ling; Herrings in Brine; Red Herrings; Herrings in Tomato Sauce, in lib and A--1U tins;, : Kippered Herrings in lib and -3?-lb tins: Fresh Herrings;. Salmon Steaks in lib flat tins; Salmon, Finest Red, lib tull tins; Salmon, Finest Pink, lib tins, lCkl each; Salmon Cutlets in -j-lb tins; Lobster, C. & 8.. lib tins; Lobster, Canadian, tins'; N.Z. Lobster, 2-lb tins; French.. Sardines, :]r and g-lb tins; Norwegian Sardines, :jr and -jr-lb''tins; Sardines in glass jars; Shrimps, Oysters, Anchovies, Herrings in. Bonllion, Herrings in Oil, Whitebciit. Salmon Lax, and Fish. Pastes of all kinds. - ■ E. GROVE figON., " WHERE 'TIS TRUE. ECONOMY TO SHOP," . Hardy-street, : • • ' 'Phone No. 41, BAGS, TRUNKS, & ALL , TRAVELLING REQUISITES» ' IN view of many thinking of,taking a visit to the Old Country, E.B. & Co. have replenished their large stock from ail best makers, in the following goods .'v • '-H Solid Leather Suit Cases. Gladstone and Brief Bags. Cabin Trunks, covered leather & canvas. Saratoga Tifl Trwiks; E. BUXTON & 00 *3 TrarflaJ i -Sib»-eo-fc 3 NELSON. A © - * t UR Agents at the Staffordshire v Potteries have "just sent us a line. oYaFTERNOON TEAWAfrE, which / they bought as-a clearing line from one of the best Chin a-makers in En gland. . •There is a very - assorted.lot of Cups,and.Saucers. .Varying in value from-.1/6 to 3/(> each: • 1 . - These are all to go at 1/- each* 21-piece China Tea Sets, in soine beautiful' patterns, worth up to 20/- set,—all at- 10/- set. This offer. cornprises ; some.o.S! .the. cheapest lines we haye ever 'handled, and we advise yoil not to miss the opportunity. ' X - ... ; V ''. R. SNODGMSS, & DIRECT IMPOBTERS. k3., >• ffl J 0 0 8ut z < .1 fl. OLIVER PLOWS. Johnson Disc Harrows, , Paragon Disc and Tirie Harrows, Seed Drills, Spring Tooth Cultivators, BentalFs Chaff Cutters, Pumps of all kinds on! Sale by J. SPEftCE BRYANT&to. MOTUEKA. W. li. CHING, Sub-Agent, STOKE. W. FAWCETT, - Sub-Agefit, " Wakefield, Estimates siveii ■riefir DANDY WIN D Mll.l_S. i\ r TO Q 36 .fli m <0 2 a I 3 tt -'

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