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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 50, 28 February 1918, Page 6

- OOK WHAT'S HERE—Truly wonderful values. See window full of Ladies 5 smart shoes, all one price 16s 6d.—Dee and Sons. ' OOK WHAT'S HERE—4SO pairs of Ladies' smart. Shoes in Courts and lace, to clear at 16s 6d.—Dee and Sons. r GOK WHAT'S HERE.—Shoes! LJ -Shoes ! ! Shoes ! ! ! To clear at 16s 6d. See window lor greaf bargains. — Dee and Sons. " OOK WHAT'S HEBE—Multitudes of inducements of the most surprising character. Ladies' patent Derby Courts and Glace Derby Shoes, only 16s 6d.—Dee and Sons. LOOK WHAT'S HEiRE.— A (Mammoth display of Ladies' Glace Derby and patent Court Shoes. One price 16s 6d. See window.—Dee and LOOK WHAT'S HERE.—Shoe Bargains for astute buyers. Ladies' patent Derby Shoe with Black Suede tops 16s 6d to clear.—Dee and Sons. " OOK WHAT'S HERE.—Seasonable desirable, and stylisii shoes in patent and Glace Kid, all one price, viz., 16s 6d.—Dee and Sons. ' OOK WHAT'S HERE.—Don't stop .A to think how we do it; but get in early and buy half dozen pairs while the price is 16s 6d. See windows. "Dee and Sons. " OOK WHAT'S HERE.—SoIe leather ! Sole leather for fathers with large families. Do your own repairs.— Dee and Sons.

SWEDISH DRILL. "ISS BLEXKHO'RN resumes teach- . ing on MONDAY, March 18th, 1918. Classes for children and adults. Private pupils by arrangement. At home Mondays and Thursdays 'at 30 Nile-st. East. TAPAWERA HALL. MONDAY, MARCH 4th. GRAjND CONCERT in aid of-the Y.M.C.A. FUNDS. NELSON CONCERT PARTY. Look at the names. Look at them. MISS MX). GOW Winner of Gold 'Medal at Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin Competitons for elocution and Humorous Sketches. MISS HANBY, Nelson's well-known •Contralto. 'MR E. H. SHORT, Late Bass Soloist at Lincoln Cathedral, England; Winner of <3old Medal at competitions in England and Australasia. Ask the Nelson people what tney think of him. iMR GEORGE BUSH amused audiences in all parts of the civilised world—: and Germany. MR F. McCABE, Monologue Artist. Just back from the front. Everything new. He had a month s holiday in London. At the Piano—Mß. N. R. WILLIAMS. 'Nuff said. 'Popular Prices. GRAND DANCE CARNIVAL.

ALL ACCOUNTS owing against, the above are requested to be sent in in detail as soon as possible. ( V. J. CHEQUER, ' Hon. Secretary. P.O. Box 110, Nelson. NELSON HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. TENDERS will be received until 4 o'clock p.m. on Tuesday, the sth day of March, prox., from persons desirous of contracting to supply the Nelson Hospital and Charitable Aid Board for the year ending March 31st, 1918, with the following articles : 1. Mutton, Beef, Lamb, and Suet, fresh and of the best quality, at per lb. 2. Bread, best quality at per 21b loaf; bread, wheaten, at per 21b loaf. Flour (fine)', lOOlbs. 3. Groceries, as per list to be seen at Board's Office. 4. Coal, at per ton. 5. Firewood, in lengths required. 6. Also from persons desirous of contracting for funerals from the Hospital, the Old Peonies Home, and for the Destitute "Poor.

Tenderers may tender to supply : (1) The Hospital, Old People's Home, ar<-( the Destitute Poor. , ;• ) the Hospital and the Destitute Pov..- ; i -kelson only. (3) j ho. Old People's Home, Richmond, only. Tenderers to state whether connected with telephone. Further particulars may be obtained on application to the undersigned. S. BUOMFIELD, Secretary. Nelson, 26th Feb., 1918. INSTITUTE HALL, MOTUEKA. MONDAY, (MARCH 4th, 1918, 8 p.m. THE CHEER-0 GIFI.S. mJ\J ly trained by Miss Estelle Beere, Wellington, in their bright balets, pretty frocks, catchy choruses, latest songs, and inspiring dances. SEE MISS DOiRIS SOOTT, Danseuse, in her artistic Toe iSolos.

SEE MISS MECBA SARGISON, winner of many competitions in her clever Clog Waltz Specialties, and the Highland Fling. Also, six little Irish Girls in a rollicking Irish country dance. DOROTHY AND THEDMA GRUMPTON in graceful Gavottes, etc. Altogether the best entertainment of its kind yet presented in Motueka. Proceeds in aid of St. 'Mary's Orphans, Nelson. Admission—2s Id and Is Id (including war tax).

FOR WEDDING GIFTS , FOR YOUR HOME. Much depends on the H < Clock—E-ising-f.ime, Meal-time, Off-to-work-t: '-time. Therefore it must be accurate beyonu .... set in the foreground always, that it may Easily and Quickly. Therefore, it must be A to look at. These requirements are embodied with Surpassing Skill into all Louis Kerr's Clocks. If you consider buying a Wedding Present, see our Beautiful Assortment—ranging from Dainty Little Marble Time-pieces to Large Oak-finished Clocks. They are sure to Delight any Bride's Heart. LOUIS KERR 109, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.