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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 29 January 1913, Page 2

NEARLY 2000 HOMES iliiiiiiwFoiiT " CONTENTMENT HAPPINESS : . -*..'- ispfieClotoxthese as well as all who furnish at " 7S Emporium Furniture is in the latest ;>jstyl^^^'_maSe;f6r^cbny.enience. nothing;in the Home or offends the eye. ."'""' 'f. '!\i^^E&^P^JjESS.— -Because a well-furnished home is conducive to it—soothing to the eyes, and always a thing: to be enjoyed. }ji% ."Marriage,, if .rightly understood, $&-$: Is to the virtuous and the good, ■ A paradise below.' ? ; ' and see Stock, and note our >!•" catchpenny; methods resorted to to secure at m'-m***mjrmaim (unlimited) complete ■ ■■■ZK T & CHEAPEST FURNISHER LOCK'S RESULT OF THE Fifteenth Half-yearly "Stand Out" Tea 'Mlftlfi' Scfieme. ". Miss B.Mitchell, Stafford ... airs W. •■•R-.* M-JLeod, Forbury-road, St.. Clair St.,Batlians, Mrs JV .Seetririi, Baxter's Siding, Otira Miss/ K. Hokitika ... ... ... i r Miss" V..r'DaplynV .J?6i'ir ose -..'.. ... "Master.-J,.:. Morgan," Stafford ..; ;.;.... ... Mr ; G> Ginsberg, 47 Hope-street, Dunedin ... !' Miss ; M; Magee/ G'obden, Greymouth "~ Mrs R. McDonald, Blackball -.;./... ....... ... 'Mrs : ... ..-; :.. ... ... "Ji^JN..Seetriiii, Rumara ... ■ : Miss• N. O'DbnneJl, 280 King-street, Dunedin ."Mrs J. Seetrini, Goldsborough ... ..„ Rv''Taylor, "Westport ... ... '..'. ... i--Mrs G. ,>Vjeth, Tippet,Hutfc,. .Wellington ... ;.Mrs,'J";.Ogg, Rbrfiilly-sfieet, Westport .'... ,Miss.E. Harris, Oxford-street, Dunedin ;iSliss-.K. Sheehan, Port.Ahuriri . ... iMrs&; Jensen", Bbrt.Nelson I Mrs/Nathan, New. -Plymouth |3lissi v M'Hansen^;, "Woodstock «... ........ ... '-"Mrs"' Bairass/ Grange-street. Dunedin.'''... ...*".!. ■ Mrs- G; War«,.Tailiape .:V: :...../;,;:..:.....- ... Mrs H. C.. Lovelock, Palmerston North ...... • Miss K." Ho'riden, Timaru. .„ ; : ... ... .:.-.:. [Mrs\W. Kiiotfc, New Plymouth• >.. .............. '■- J- Bi,•E^v^oro,""Haniiltpn. : ..). ..'.,,-,... iV . ,-,—..•-- £5 0 C 2 0 0 10 0 0 15 0 0 10 0 0 ID r ■0 ■'. 0 7 ,( 0 7 6 0 7-6 0 7 6 0 7 6 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 .0 0 5 0 O .'5-.0: 0 '5 0 0 50 0 5 0 -'"• '-' \ c 3f M-Heywood,Tryagain terrace, Greymoutho 5 0 >i H. Haast, Taizpiri, Waikato ......... 0 5 0 "r-i?.^-^2@£ : . ! >>Mrs H.'-Rbsenbrock,Grosvehor-st., Kensington .050 - -> : J. Burr, Ngahere, Greymouth 0 5 0 •3£i->-:r3B£sMiaVH.- Davis, Westport 0 f 0 < - Heenan; Hbkitika .>: ... i.;..;. ~ ... 0 5 U * ■•" ; t COMPETITION CLOSES ON JUNE 15 NEXT. B-i- lave as usual to ali con4mm JLiJIIIiIUbAIJ.t UMlU.JJ.a)M : >i.l..ft!.!i.JJ Tbafolded, as careless packing gives. considerable trouble checking numbers.

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