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Nelson Evening Mail, 29 July 1916, Page 6

f~J]ANO.S, Organs. Cramophom--• .■L la's, Strings and or *er:i:s. Ai Begg's. Tranjlg.-u .- OVAL lush Quadrilles and 1_ LV dance pieces in Australian N< At. Be<:g\-. ll.u m r ;it ~;0 s :.. speeiaiit v. W. T b. City Cub Cafe. Bridge street. IEPARATOR Butter, A pleutii-ul *up ►.3' ply of tabic and cooking buttei.--J. Wood and Soi^. OCTOR'S China Tea, suitabl.- f.a j. (persons o l'woak d.'gestion. I bin; Buds Tea. a. pinch of China P.mls in the tea pot iimniivts all teas.-- J. Wood :\\u r-IHKAP PLATES. Is 9d. 2s, 2s OHL_7 and 3s 6d per half doz. W. n.nd < '.. Gups and Saucers. 4s 3d £-doz ; T<\a sets from 10s 6d. ■— .1. Wood and .Sous. PROCESSION. A Lb MEMBERS OF IiTARDS . ARMY will fall in al RAILWAY STATION. MONDAY. JI'LY 31st. and march to Oollingwnod stive!, west side, and ib-ir awa't. start ft" orucessioii. unand'ng Office!-. N A TIO NALR ES E R VI:. INFANTRY SKCTION. A LL MFMBERS, Honorary and Ar- . live, arc pnrticularlv requested to parade on MONDAY NKXT, at 10.30 a.m. outside Drill Shed, to form part- of Procession. A. HUTSON, Opt., O.C. NATIONAL RESERVE. COMPANY. liif-.ntrv, will parade l - on MONDAY to lake iv.-nrt in the j. Full iu at the- Institute at 10.30 a.m. A. HUTSOX. ("apt., O.C. MOTOR CAR OWNERS. * X INVITATION is -extended by the _ Motor -Section of the National Reservo to all Motorists (whether members or not) to take part- in the Procession on Monday Morning next-. Oars assemble near Education Board's Office, at m °*- CITY OF NELSON. SILVER BULLET CANNONADE PROCESSION. THE Route -of tho Procession on _L MONDAY XEXT will be CLOSED to Vehicular Traffic. Trafalgar street Bridge will also be closed to Pedestrians. O. A. EDMONDS. Town Clerk. <; TO CARE FOR HIM WHO SHALL HAVE BORNE THE BATTLE, AND FOR HIS WIDOW AND.HIS ORPHAN. "—Lincoln. FIRING COMPETITION. The result of the Competition will be made known by the Secret Service Officer at Trafalgar Park on Monday immediately before tho investiture of the Princess of the. victorious army as Britannia. Investiture of Princess. Tho Closing Ceremony in. connection with the Armies' Firing Competition. TRAFALGAR PARK, MONDAY NEXT. Grand Procession to the .Park at 11 a.m. Investiture at 2 p.m. Sports, Games, Side Shows, Tug-of-wai etc. Refreshments- procurable on the grou nd. A-d mission : One Shilling. MONDAY EVENING. Picture Shows and Concert. Special Picture at Empire Theatre. ■Special Pictures at Theatre Royal. Grand Concert at School of Music All proceeds for the Fund. ■Special Train Arrangements. General Holiday. Come one. come all, and show your sympathy with the cause of your* Sick and Wounded and their Dependents. 'ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies will be interested in our splendid stock of warm Winter Coats—the newest styles and best values are now offering. Call and inspect at Mrs Anstice, Trafalgar street Nelson. WANTED KNOWN.—Before purchasing your Winter Coats, ladies are advised io see the cosy and attractive styles at Mrs Anstice, Trafalgar street. " The same good, values and renowned qualities. TANTED KNOWN—The lad.es V Coat styles now showing at Mrs Anstice's (Trafalgar street) are particularly noticeable f c-r value, style, <«nd quality. Inspection, invited. 7ANTED KNOWN. —Go where you will you cannot find better values or smarter styles in La-dies' cosy Winter Coats than those now showing at Mrs Anstice's, Trafalgar street. Call early.

:,tihxth: •LOVE OF LlFE"—bv Jack London. ".JOHN" BARLEYCORN" by Jack Loudon. "IRON HEEL" bv Jack London. "THE NET" by Rex Bwu-h. "Adventures of Lieut. Jjwlpss" by R. Rennet t. "Hci* Assigned Husband" by Ambiosft Pratt ; And don't overlook it—"PRINTERS' PlE"—just out. Posted. Is 9d at Irl 'J H"X*itiLLl mm A NEW AND VARIED ASSORTMENT Of these Suits in a.U the leading makes, in Tweeds, Worsteds Serges from 35s to 72s 6d. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed. T. B. LOUISSON. T. B. LOUISSON. The House for Men's Wear. L A DI ES J I HAVE THE VERY LATEST IN OVEECOATS. Prices and durability to salt rveryoae. BHHffiH Ladiea' and Genta' Tailor, Hardy-st. There's a difference. LADIES, get your next Tailor-made COSTUME From—--11 Trafalgar atreei. D. Wilson, ... ... Cotter Manager. {Late with Southwall Coulter.) (Collins-st-, Melbourne.) Satisfaction Assured. FOR THE BEDROOM. WE HAVE a large choice for those requiring Bedroom Furniture cornprisBedroom Suites in Stained Rima. Bedroom Suites in Oak. Duehesse Chests in all the latest designs ; Washstand, with or without cabinet; Wardrobes at the lowest gossible price;-Bedsteads in Oak, Rinro, ot Brass Railed, Wire Woven and Box Spring Mattresses; Kapoc Beds, Flock arid Flax Mattresses; Pillows, Bolsters and Toilet Ware. FOR THE DINING ROOM. High Backed Dining Chairs in Oak or Rinxu; 6or 8 piece Dining Suites in Oak or Rirnu; Octogan Extension Tables in Oak or Rimu; Sideboards, latest designs in Oak or Rimu; Quaint Couches, upholstered any material; Morris Chairs in Oak or Rimu; Chesterfields, Divans and Sea Grass Chairs. Our styles are the latest and onr prices are the lowest, while the quality of our goods is of the highest grade. Visit our large showrooms before making your purchases elsewhere. ißifiDrasmu? «nd Co. Complete Furnishers Hardy-st. 'Phone 136. COUNTRY CUSTOMERf —will find— NOVELTIES An ideal place at which, to shop— It's near the Train—call here FIRST— The Value is GOOD. "Hixopad" Rubber Heels—Men's 3s; Women's 6d. 5 Cakes choice Toilet Soagps for la. New Novels 8d each. Account files, Is 5d ; Coat Hangers 6d. Cents' Wallets, 3s 6d to 255. Radiaim Dial Wristlet watches, 30s. Good strong Watches for Men and Youths, 5s 6d to 17s 6d. , New Short Winding Waterburys 12s 6d 100 Dainty Paper Serviettes for Is. Over 7000 toys at 6d and Is each. Dresser dolls 2s lid to 355. Boys' Strong Tricycles 14s 6d, 17s Cd, 19s 6d. Dainty Crockery, Glassware and Antimony ware, as gifts—cheap. Cane hampers and Ladies' Hand Bags WHOLESALE PRICES. MiraMMUiMa 42 HARDY STREET. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY and in Strictest Confidence on Approved Note of Hand. Also upon Household Furniture, Pianos (without removal). Repayable by easy weekly payments. Enclose stamp for reply to L. W. Balkind. Nelson agent, E. CANN, 129 Trafalgar street.

THE MAN IN KHAKI. THE Soldier going into Camp or leaving for the Front has little room for useless gifts or non-essentials. But he has always room and use for a Wristlet Watch, provided it is a good oneOur Wristlet Watches are high-grade and dependable, made to give splendid service under hard conditions, and to keepgoing under almost any circumstances. PRICES from 50s to 100s. Dust and damp-proof. Luminous Dial for showing time at night. Splendid value at each price. UiJfcl^^ 109 TRAFALGAR STREET,