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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 11 April 1912, Page 2

WE'RE KNEE DEEP IN BARGAINS. 3 !&■ Yes, Madam, and if you cornel to our great Stocktaking. bale| you will realise that the Bargains are great. The savings you can pite up] 7 will represent a tidy sum. - The Bargains await you at? FLEMING'S Great Stocktaking Sale. Substantial reductions prevail on standard lines as well as on every other article in our j Establishment. Have you a want in Furniture or Furnishings ? Then hesitate not, but come | right*away. G. FLEMING a SONS NELSON. I nri 1 9 | SYRACUSE SHORT PHQULD BOARD PLOWS, FITTED with steel Mould-beard, steel Landside, separate strong v Soleplate, wrought-iron Clip, (new style), which makes the best short mould-board Plow ever offered to the Farmers. Made in Three Sizes, all fitted with slip points and reversible wingsAGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS SAMSON WINDMILLS. LEADING FIRM FOR FARM IMPLEMENTS. e. Mcpherson & go., Ltd. WAKEFIELD.

BER IPS % a "zzzzzzzZ—Z-*"—' ■■— - ..■^■W>f iinfff AMBES At ambzk TIPS TIPS • 'NPS Tile Grocer's Best Seller. UP ! UP J! UP ! ! ! Thr sales of Amber Tips Tea mount constantly higher as the days slip by. ", This is the surest proof—if proof were wanted—that Asaber.. Tips Tea is everything the housewife requires. /. , j' ■ Amber Ti]ps Tea over '' for keeps " all who try it. Its fragrance and flavour never vary. : It is sold only in damp proof air tight packets and tins: Teas offered in any other way as Amber Tips are suhs.br. tutes.'' ■ ■ ■ : . AMBER TIPS 1/iO per lb. AMBER TIPS 2/- per lb. This vrnde delights tens of thousand*. Xr7 it; Tho flavour and strength itr«i exaellenl. * Unequalled for purity, rrugrance. aiid fliivour, beine a blend of tho choicest hill grown Broken Oru.llllo Pekoo Ocylons. Use.no other if lasting pleasure ni 'Tea is sought. A third grade is packed at 1/8 per lb. and at the price cannot be excelled. No old.ar stale teas ever snter into " Auiber lips. srfIS&SV Sfrfr t.rrrfrtafcataMa mm 5065. SoleAgents,&elson Province, J. H. COCK & Co. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL . PROVIDENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED 1849ACCUMULATED FUNDS, over ANNUAL INCOME, over THE OLDEST & MOST SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALASIAN LIFE OFFIC ' £25,000.000. £8,250,000. the TOTAL CASII PROFIT divided by th« Society during its existence ; 'jj apaounted to £14,336,8U2. CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1008),'£740,385. ptoviding REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1.300.001)1 The Society no*- issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—O DINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO-2 DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Tho flon. O. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Ctiairir.an); A. Ms B. Buani.on, Ft (Deputy Chairman;; tie Hon. E. Rjcitakdson, C.M.G.; John Dtjnoan. t» and JostePM .Joseph, Esq., New Zealand Branch— Customhonse-qua}', W v ilington. Nelson District Office — Corner Trafalgar & HardyStreuts, EDWARD VV. LOWE, Resident. S<v;retarv., JAMES HAIR. Distritc Sccrefa