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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 164, 9 July 1918, Page 7

This is Baby Week rarpWaS AT 1 Buxton's, "*" WHERE BABY'S CLOTHING CAN BE rc BOUGHT TO ADVANTAGE. EVERYTHING REQUIRED FOR THE BABY. A Complete Stock of Every Necessity. Clothing that is dainty yet inexpensive. Here are some of our snip offerings.— < ALL WOOL CREAM SHAWLS—--10/6, 11/6, 13/6, 15/6, 18/6. •SILK DRESSES— Daintily Trimmed and Hand Embroidered, 7/11, 10/6, 11/6, 12/6 each. Cashmere Dresses 7/6, 7/11, 8/6, 9/11. Dainty Winter Bonnets, 2/6, 4/6, 5/6, Bootees, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8 pair. ' Bibs, 6d, 9d. 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, to 3/3. Patronise Baby Week—lt will pay you. E. BUXTON & CO., lid. NELSON AND MOTUEKA. &\ woo

(StndentoftheLC.S.) Repairs of all descriptions done to Motor * Electrical Machinery FORD OARS a Speciality Agent for STUDEBAKER CARS HEW and SECOND-HAND OARS for Sale. SERVICE STATION FOR NSILSON. make of Your-Battery; but if it is not a WILLARD we will teat it for you Free of Charge. Should there be anything wrong with your Dynamo or Starter,,we know how to put them right, had several years practical experience as well as theory in Batteries and Electrical Work. Spare Parts kept in stock; also Batteries for hire while owner » Battery is being repaired. VANGUARD STREET (Telephone 500.) ' Opposite Kirkpatrick's K Jam Factory .. KELSO* / and see for yourself how economical it is—how delicious, fragrant and satisfactory. Remember to ask for \ I

& .ii Open to All is the motto over the Church Array Institutes everywhere —the Thousand Rest. Huts and Tents on all Battle Fronts, 220 of which are within the shell zone in France alone—the Canteens and Hostels in England and elsewhere. Over One Million Pounds have been spent by THE CHURCH ARMY for the benefit and comfort of the Empire's Armies and Navies. Fifty Kitchen Cars are at the Front, available night and day. men on leave in London. The British Government have handed over the magnificent Buckingham Palace Motel tp the Church Army to assist its operations. « £50,000 Wanted at Once to extend this work in New Zealand, in England, and at the Front. The Military Affairs Committee was appointed by the General Svhod to take charge of the work in New Zealand and represents for fund* t.o carry on The Church Army's magnificent "War Work. SEND YOUR DONATION TO-DAY THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, JAS. W. HENDERSON ) Honorary GEO. SHIRTCIiIFFE ] Treasurers 20 Mulerave Street, WELLINGTON Cros« all Cheques " Union Banfe, "Wellington." haines-2