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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 30 April 1914, Page 2

x As Champagne is to Cider, SO iS . . m I Mellor's J ... to most other Sauces I BUY A BOTTLE OF Mellor's Sauce AND EAT WITH THE RELISH i. OF A SCHOOLBOY. The Sauce of Youth becomes The Resource of Old Age ! STOREKEEPER, SPRING GROVE, to announce that be has sold his Business to Mr. Wm. HETHERINGTON. •He' wishes to earnestly Thank his Customers and the General Public for their generous support during the past 25 years. He trusts that a liberal'continuance of the same will be extended to his successor. J. W. PALMER. In connection with the above, I desire to say that no effort will be wanting on my part to merit the support and confidence reposed in Jlr Palmer for the last quarter of a century. Further announcements will be made later, and I hope to have the pleasure of.'-personally meeting Clients at a very early date. Durino- the 'Month of MAY a Genuine CLEARING SALE of CROCKERY, BOOTS, DRAPERY, AND CLOTHING will be held. The Goods in theee "Jnes are for ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE, and Big Bargains <-an be assured for all. Terms : .Spot Cash for Sale Goods. Wm. HETHERINGTON". -.(For Eight Years with G. H. Kingston, Grocer, Nelson). r OMEN" OF FASHION and BUSI 1 NESS MEN" are those most annoyed by the appearance of HAIR ! You can defer this, by stain ing with BLAND'S VEGETABLE HAIR DYE, which is really also i growth-promoting tonic, purely vege table, quite harmless, but thoroughly effective. Thousands using it success fully ! 3e 8d per Bottle ; post free.— MISS CLOUGH, Ladies' Depot, 6 George-street, Dunediii.