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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 11 July 1912, Page 6

: / Statictics : Ishow that I€6o babies in , England and Wales Succumb to burns every year, and, according to Mr. F. Waldo, coi-oriter for the City of London, tha majority of these accidents axe preventable by the use of non-inflammable flannelette. Chronic' Ca°Su Complaints, Wood 3 Great Peppermint. Oxe, la 6d and 2e 6d.* LOST, on Saturday, in Hardy-street, Trafalgar-st, and Railway Station, a White Belt, with quaint Silver Buckle attached. Reward at "Mail" Office. PRESBYTERIAN BAN*) OF HOPE will NOT meet This Week. SMITH'S USUAL PRICES, are far ■ below aost Sale Prices. Smith's "Sale Prices" are the lowest on record. Sale now booming.—Smith's Shoe. Store. HEADS of . Families ! Inspect our Solid Leather School Boots for Boys, and Girls; Size 7to Size 2. Prices: 5s 6d to 7s 6d per pair.—SALE. Smith's Shoe Store. ! , LOST. BETWEEN Buxton and Co.'s and Bank of'. New Zealand, Two Sovereigns. Reward. Apply "Mail" Office. THE RICHMOND BOROUGH COUNCIL invite TENDERS for SUPPLYING DAY CARTS for the; ensuing year. One-horse and Two-horse Teams at per day. • .-Particulars on application to the undei'signed, to whom tenders must bo addressed not. later th#n, August 9 th,, 1912.' ■" SAMUEL FITTALL, Town Clerk.- ?'

m Frank Harford's sensational Bargain Sale is still booming. . There is still a large selection of high grade jewellery to be sold regardless off price. Your sovereigns will stretch by "purchasing "NOW" at the genuine sale. An enormous selection of Ladies>* and Gents' watchas at slaughtering prices. A 20/- ARTICLE for 18/- CASK. FRANK "8 Genuine Sale. 76 Trafalgar St., NELSON. SU? : IK* r t 1Z .MlfflWi c /% m n msmm