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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 171, 17 July 1918, Page 4

McKays' .Sale. — Suitalble for camiwhite lace, 5 inches -wide 4cl and 6d yard; black hair ribbon 4 yards for Is.* Mr R. T. Bickerton, the well-known eyesight specialist, who is at present paying a return visit, to Nelson, advises that his stayi will be brief as he has a number of engagements to fulfil on the West Coast, of this Island- Mr Bickerton's vooms are at 78 iHar.dy-st., ■and the hours of consultation are from 10 to 4 or in the evening by arrangement. "Attention is drawn to\ the ad' vertisemetit is this issue. The call for 'Second- .Division men with up to four cliildren is fast approaching. The Government allowances, though liberal, do not place the prospective widow or orphans beyond the range of penury. 'Many a far-seeing father to-day is won-* dering, sho.uld he pay the supreme sacrifice, how his children will be educated and jjiven a start in life. As a cheap and certain provision for the future there is nothing to equal a, plantation of pines. Vest it in,your children. Write Kingsland, Appleby.*