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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 20 April 1912, Page 3

RELIABLE GOODS OF STANDARD QUALITY. Our aim is to sell goods of such quality that will be the means of bringing you to our store again and again: and thus do we add to the steadilv increasing number of regular customers, who have confidence in the goods we sell. We are keen buyers, and having a resident London representative, we are able to buy dire.-t from the manufacturers, a saving to us which we pass on to our clients. The undermentioned goods we can recommend with confidence. We have just r- <iv._-d iie>v stocks of inese. Horrocks' Calicoes Fox Serges. Crewdson's Calicoes. "Doctor" Flannels. Finlay's Sheetings. Cream Radiantas. "Jason" Hosiery. S.S.S. Drills "Lino" Towels. ."Oxford" Underwear. "1.X.L." Gloves. "Roslyn" Underwear. And monv other goods of equal excellence, including OUR FAMOUR "EXCELSIOR" WIXCEY at 9 1 / 4 d yard. We are sole agents for this splendid Wincey. TRATHEN & CO., Trafalgar-street. Nelson.

A GUINEA IN A MINUTE. WIN" A GUINEA ! Prize sentence published every Saturday. Best advt. sentence on "Stand-Out" Tea, composed of words commencing with the letters nominated—used in same sequence—wins each week. '"Stand-Out" Tea Coupons from inside of tin must be enclosed, and forwarded with full and correct name and address, so as to reach Wellington by Tuesday of each week, to "StandOut Tea," P.O. Box 476, Wellington. NOTE ! Two Blue Coupons or one Red entitles competitor to enter once; those forwarding Green cr Gold Coupons will have permits for four or nine further attempts posted them. A Cheque for £1 Is has beei ' '' writer of this sentence: — Mrs A.P., Konini Road, Hataitai, Wellington:— The connoisseur well describes "StandOut"—fragrant, tempting Tea. Always order this! Letters Tot competition closing 30th Aprli, 1912 : F.A.F.A.8.5.0.1.UX.V.8. Letters for competition closing 7th May, 1912: 5.A.5.C.8.W.Y.W.5.5.0.T. "STANDOUT" TEA. LOW PRICE! HIGH QUALITY! Cash Distribution for largest number of Coupons collected takes place on 15th June, 1912.

Next time you are in ||f the grocer's, be sure to ( f order BOURNVILLE COCOA. This delicious - flavoured Cocoa has become the regular breakfast and supper beverage of thousands of families throughout the United Kingdom. For those who have Physical or Brain Work to do it will be found nourishing and invigorating. Every one who tastes it likes it because of its goodness and its appealing > flavour. Prepared by Cadbury's at their Model Factory in the Garden Village, Bourn ville. Save the Coupons and get a ' JEWEL CASKET OF CHOCOLATES P"«<"« you FREE! AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1°49THF.OLDEST & MOST SUCCESSFUL AUSTRALASIAN LIFE OFFICE ACCUMULATED FUND 3, over i*o*\ ■ \(}(* C\Ci( ) ANNUAL INCOME, over £-25,000.000. £8,"'250,00('.. The TOTAL CASH PROFIT divided by thn Rnuitty durinp its existence ha? amounted 10 £14,33(5,892. CASH PROFJT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (I'JGS). £7r„3S5. i»iovidin|? REVERSION ACT AD'jLTLOSS of over £1.300,000.; The S.ciety now Nsnes EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POI.TCY OL DINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to £ 10,000. i DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Tie Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.1..C. (Chairnr.an); A. db M. L'ranion, Emj (Deputy Chairman;; tl e Hon. L. Ri< n aiiuson C.M.G-.; John Dincan. rku and Joseph Joskimi, E-q., Jfew Zealand Branch—-Neb-en District Office— Coiner Trafalgar & HarJyStru' EDWARD W LOVE, Resilient St;<;»--:irv JAMES HAIR. iJ[ ;tr:cl