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Nelson Evening Mail, 29 May 1916, Page 6

AUSTRALASIAN AND ARGENTINE MEAT f (Pbmi Association. —Copy*io«t.) -(Bee. 9.10 a.m.) MELBOURNE, This Day. Referring to the cabled complaint that Australian and New Zealand mutton is selling below. Argentine, Mr Tudor declared that the message was evidently inspired by competitive dealers. No meat had: left Australia for nearly 12 mouths, except on account of the Imperial Government. . If it was being forced into sale at a low price it was not our fault. Perhaps those who inspired the cable do not desire the Imperial Government to take importation out of their hands. His opinion was that the Imperial Government was the best body to handle the import at the present time- Mr Tudor doubts if the Queensland proposal to sell horseflesh is a good thing for the Australian meat trade. W' ANTED to purchase, Lady's second-hand cycle. Apply, giving particular, to "Cash," Mail Office. 'URSE and Red Cross Aprons, for value in these lines we cans be beaten.—2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s.—H. Barltrop. TEN'S Umbrellas, we have them) at /4s 4s 6d, 6s {Bs extra strong double frames) to 15s.—H. Barltrop. LADIES' black Cashmere ribbed hose " for winter wear, from Is lOd to 3s pair. God value as usual. —H. Barltrop. ITRAYED on my property, Appleby, [hole in left ear and bayonet in right ear. | Owner can have same by paying all expenses.—F. Schroder, Hope. IRUIT TREES.—Apples, Apricots, _• Cherries, Nectarines, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Quinces, and Walnuts; well-grown trees and first-class varieties of each, at Bolton's. "EDGE PLANTS.— Barberry, Coprosmas, Cupressus, Lawsoniana and Macracarpa, Common Laurel, Pittosporums of sorts, and Tree Lucerne, at Bolton's. ■ IGHTBAND'S Cheap Fortnight _J starts June Ist.—Women's one bar Plimsoles, rubber soles, Worth 5s 6d, now 2s lid. FORESIGHT LN buying has enabled us to sell nearly every line in our big store at old prices. Come and see. — Dee and Sons. ' INK your reputation to ours, we re _A keeping up the standard in our Suits and Clothing. Same old price.— Dee and Sons. EGARDLESS of cost we adhere which has put us an easy first in the Suit line. No increase in p'rice.—Dee and Sons. /E are maintaining 'our old policy, best Box Suits. in the market, guaranteed fit and at old prices. Tell us if we're wrong.—Dee and Sons. r ES, Our Suit and Clothing Busi- ._ . ness is a mighty big one, growing fast because men see advantages in reliable tailors and materials. No increase in suits. —Dee and Sons. E'RE selling Kada-poi saddle tweed '. trousers 17s 6d, that now cost wholesale 18s 6d. Foresight in buying makes our goods right; ask to see this line.—Dee and Sons. ~ ,- others.—Ask to see special strong JLtX line Boys' T%veed school pants. GTand winter line and' dependable wearers, 3s lid to 4s 6d.—Dee and Sons. iOYS—age 4to 15 —we can show the best possible value and assortment in overcoats, ou£ prices are before war prices. Come and see how it's done.— Dee and Sons.EN want warm overcoats to keep . out Tain. 29s 6d; but next to your skin you want soothing, sanitary underwear, all these at Dee and Sons. TJR story of how we continue to sell Boys' Clothing at old prices is a mighty interesting one. Our salesmen will tell you, its worth a call at IDee and sons. . He importance of dealing with a ..-' shirt store of reliability cannot be over estimated these unusual) times. Our warm shirts tell the tale.—Dee and Sons. ABRIC value is the big issue at this J time, reliable dyes are worth consideration, and no increase in price. You get the lot in our Suit value. —Dee ana Sons. I VERY Dee and Sons' Box. Suit I works out its destiny. Another season must pass before our big stock sells out, in the meantime our prices show no increase and we're keeping out our 53 years standard. PARENTS are judged by the appearance of their boys. The natty dressed boy gets in first and boys' clothes are sold here. Big show at old prices.—-Dee and Sons.

IGHTBAND'S cheap '.fortnight A starts June Ist. —Men's Glace and Box Calf Bals, welted soles 10s 6d. STARTLING Announcement! 15 dozpn plain and ready-to-wear Ladies' Felt and Velvet Hats (Traveller's samples). Prices from 3s 6d to 10s 6d. Usual price 9s 6d to 20s.—Mears, late Carpenter, Hardy street. ■ IGHTBAND'S Cheap Fortnight starts June Ist.—Ladies Glace Strap and Court Dancing - shoes 4s lid. COSTUME trimming, all the latest J patterns and shades in silk. 2s per I piece. These will soon <be sold.—Mears, late Carpenter. NATIONAL RESERVE. Directions by Major Ching, 0.C., LL Units are requested, to parade at .Drill Shed TO-MORROW at 8.45 a;m. to take part in farewell to 17th Reinforcements. A. E. HEDGES, Lieut. Staff Secretary. I NELSON FOOTBALL CLUB. (HE Annual! General Meeting of the . above Club wil be held at Stallard's rooms TOMORROW EVENING (Tuesday) at 7.15. All members and intending members are cordially' invited to attend. L. M. GUDSELL, Secretary. NELSON! SOFTGOODS ASSOCIATION" HOLIDAY NOTICE. RAPERS and Mercers will be open ALL DAY on WEDNESDAY, and until 9 p.m. FRIDAY night. Closed all day Saturday (June 3rd) King's Birthday. NOTE.—Closed from 9 till 10 a.m. Tuesday, miorning \for departure Jof Troops. ; . H. HURST, Hon Secretary. J