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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 9 March 1912, Page 2

New Goods On View! >•: HAVE TOU TREED "GLORIOUS SUN" TEA. In half-ponnd Packets, 1/Gpcoa per £-lb 9d Coffee per £-lb lOd . CoxiPoxs is Evert Packet. \Ve are opening up Fresh GROCERIES every day, and have many new and seasonable lines to offer. Gordon's Granulated Gravy 6d, Pascal's Sweets per bottle 6d, Foster-Clark's Lemonade Powder 9d. Custard Powder 6d, Maize Cornflour 3d, Sheep Tongues per tin Is, Jelly Crystals 5 packets Is, Citrate Magnesia, Currants 3d, Sultanas 6d, Prunes 4d, Raisins 4d, Figs from 3d, Dates 4d, Desiccated Cocoanut 7d, Preserved Ginger Bd, Cream Tartar Is, Carb. Soda 61bs Is, Clothes Pegs Is per gross, Candles from 6d, Matches 4d. L. T. BOWDEN & GO.. THE CASH GROCERS, ' 'Phone 225. Central Trafalgar*street. [| I INtthese days of fierce competition, hard battling ior existence, and the great upheaval in the Labour Wotld, it behoves everyone to see that they get the BEST VALUE for their expenditure. And it is of great interest to those contemplating matrimony, or desirous of furnishing a home, to know that by going to Lock's Qreat Furnishing Emporium they can choose from an enormous stock of Up-to-Date Goods. Not only will they find that Lock s have a higHftr class of modern Furniture than any other firm in Nelson, but that Lock's prices are MUCH LOWER than others. jßemember that we arc Complete Furnishers, not tinkers, and that we completely equip a home, from a frying pan to a piano. We are also prepared to gLve Easy° Terms if desired. Hundreds of new lines just arrived. Call and Inspect, at LOCK'S BIG FURNITURE STORE. 4

NEW ZEALAND SPORTS PROTEC: TION LEAGUE. A MEETING of Representatives nf Sports Clubs and all persons 'inter,, estedL'in the formation of a Branch of the League in Nelson will be held in the Masonic Hall Social Room at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 13th inst. Business : 1. Address by the General Secretary on the aims and aspirations and policy of the League. 2- Resolution constituting a Branch of ..tlie League. 3. Election of President. 4. Election of Vice-Presidents. 5. Election of Committee of Five. 6. -General Business. All'persons interested are cordially invited."to be present at this meeting. For polishing tan boots or linoleums use Tan-01. It is quick., very easv T and ■wonderfully good.* "CROSSED FISH" SARDINES are V_/the best of anything to carry on : railway: journeys, out boating, or wher- ! ever, ail occasional snack is desirable. I

AUTUMN SEASON, 1912. JUST OPENED, AND NOW SHOWING, NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPART- ... MENTS. The Verv Latest Models in LADIES' TRIMMED MILLINERY. LADIES' READY-MADE COSTUMES, In Navv, Black, Grey, Green, Brown, Etc., to fit all sizes. The Newest in NECK WEAR, HOSIERY. GLOVES, FURS, LACES, RIBBONS, ETC. New Goods in every Department specially selected and prices low. T. It. CONDELL, Trafalgar-street.

| A Flood of Genuine Bargai At SMITH S SHO |UR Great Purchase Sale is now in full swing 1 , and ~ BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE we would like to see you along 1 our way. JWe know you will be more than satisfied with the Bargains offered. Many customers have asked us O U Did we steal the We did not, but bought them for half the usual price, and they are now uiider offer to you at the rate of lm Pairs for m GENTS' Chrome Lace Boots, very solid wear, 9s 6d. GENTS' Kip Leather Working Boots; Derby fronts; no nails; 8s lid. GENTS' Heavy Nailed Shooters, solid wear, 8s lid. GENTS' Nailed Bluchers to be cleared for 5s 9d. YOUTHS' Tan Lace Boots, sizes 1 to 5, 7s 6d. (Sewn). CHILDREN'S White Kid Shoes—sizes left, 1 to 3—6 d per pair. CHILDREN'S Tan and Black Shoes—sizes 4 to 6—ls and Is 6d. T rafalgar=street, Store NELSON.