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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 50, 28 February 1918, Page 4

PRESERVE LUSCIOUS SUMMER .-■• FRUITS FOR WINTER! . Bought jam's and tinned fruits are -gbixfg'-to be dearer later —the'cost of the tins-alone is rising owing to the war. Good; "advice for any housewife, thereis—"preserve fruit; make jam." NbV is the time—the orchards are yielding, their crops of delicious peaches, -plums, apricots and nectarines. Fruit is plentiful, fresh, cheap. EVERY SPARE §AiR SHOULD .BE FILLED WITH JAM OR PRESERVED FRUIT, PREPARED £HE WArY YOU T.TKE IT. TYHEE' FOR THB LATEST IB l : kit v l- Portraiture TYREE'S STUDIO TRAFALGAR STRBET. Roy&I Mail.— JuNLEY BROOK, i 7-eeater carj leaven r Wakefield "PuewJay. Thursday, and: Saturday at 9.30 a.m., leaving Stanley Brook same da? at 12.30 p.m. JiU parcels careiaSy delivered, M«Eofi SUPPLY SECRES, Wakefield. R. McPherson, Manager. ■ '' ? " ■ ' LHnSLE MONEY* spent on bindBongs acid music from, certain destruction. : Send loose copies to Evening Mail Book-binding" Department where they will be strongly bound together South British COatPAKY, TiTIWTTRD. Capital ....„:.,.:....- £8,000,098 Accumulate Fnndi over £760,000 3TBM AND MARINE and ACCIDRNT ":.-:'•■-.■: insurances % - Including— Bmployers' Liability, Compensation an der the Workers' .Compenaa*ion Acts. sonai Accident, either singly or in conjanetion with sickness benefits; Burgboy, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, -&£.■-■■■■■■'■:• AT X*QW3ST QURPPSW -;,, '\? ; . RATES. -.'■ _ Brothers. Motueka—W. MclnhU. •■: Richmond—W.'R. May. Wakefield—lra Tunnicliffe. J. Langridge an* Oo .:■■'-. Gollißgwood—W. O. Riley and Ge. Upper Moatars —O. T. J. Eoekmaa* ". Werfpori— 3. B. Moloney. Mmrckison—W. 7. Dinwiddle. s:. Wakapsaka—«. Y. Wearing. " W4 Dor«4ale—». W. Tmraer