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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 31 October 1921, Page 7

i* v,.-. ct:- ■ - |*:^r-»' ■ M&s! ws:~smi !&’•». E have a X splendidly J complete V range of T NEW SPRING FURNISHINGS ♦ «0 L.V W?| i/fls ill —*i!S; i 0 n wS a w&g 3 Madras Muslins (Cream), Flam edge, 4 2l « B -V^ e ’ ?L Madras Muslins (Cream), Scalloped edge, oOms. */* Cascmont Voiles, with Hcmstitcncd Borders, 40 ms, uide, <l/ » Plain Cream’Casement Cloths, 2/11, 4/8 yard- G Coloured Casement Cloths, in .shades of Rose, Fawn, Breen, Bine Brown, SOins. wide, 4/11, 5/9, 6/6 yardColoured ’poplins, 40ius. wide, in shades of Rose, Biscuit, Grey Black and Brown, 6/9 yard. We are in a position to undertake all classes of Furniture Renovating. UPHOLSTERY, LOOSE COVERING & BLIND WORK (in Hollands, Twine, Brown and Green) at most Moderate Charges. WHATEVER YOUR REQUIREMENTS MAY BE, CONSULT US FIRST! ♦«» ❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ m 9 ■ "rt ♦ M *■' * \ N \u - Vfor us the excellent reputation vc now enjoj. BEFORE BUYING, WE INVITE YOU U> make a most careful inspection and comparison of our Stocks and Values . WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, IS HARDY STREET, . ; NELSON’

Kt 1 yi '■■■4S*Jp Jh CROCKERY dinner ware Argent White: 26-piece Sets, £3/16/b 33-piece Sets, £4/5/Blue Band: 33-piece Sets, £5/7/6 Westwood Regina: 33-piece Sets, . Design: 2t>-piGoe bets, ko/o/These'are regular stock patterns with us, and any article.can bS . Vases and Ornarac»W"]Ust opened. 'See these suitable gilts, •; ( " ■ “THE FARMERS Hai-dir St., NELSON. ffm xm ? .-It! SPRING IS AT HANOI TVTOW’S the time— the jolly brighten up time; now’s chance to make your home spick and span. A touch of Paint here—a touch there, and really your family and your friends will appreciate much more tnS inviting welcome smile of the old home. : i ' Wo can supply S MIXED PAINT —the Paint with the beautiful lustre and great durability. Also Paints prepared to order. Any shade and any quantities. , Big supply of • pleasingly patterned Wall' Paper. ' ■ CALL AND INSPECT . . „ , 0 n Royal Blue House J. P. Cooke & Sons, Hardy-st, Nelson ~~~ * m-rp niiininmiunniiniiiuimimuaniims 10: T min'.nruur^ • uuilleraz. .■ ■ ■ | mm. m. was m ife^ iM m r-< tuiuiiiU DUNLOP RUBBER'BOWLS Bowlers throughout Now Zealand will be ke fact that we have succeeded in I hi, a >e> , RUBBER BOWL, its adva -uses. uib ■s* o !Tecl considerable of the pastime - ana Us adopc o n hjbouju experience of improvement r -' e >' ~p v ‘ m’had *rionpoVunMi v-M using Mm new Dunovery player who ha-. > l ihranghout -as h .rd and asssrs »fSs : ? £K. i! t IT’S Tl!£ MOST PERPCCT -AND TRUEST PLAVINIi ROWE VtTSEfcN Od ANV (iRAb 'i he standard sizes of Du -Mop 8 0 .v‘ s f vno ns f o ll o vvs =-&- 01 1 ( Every Bowl is stanHard weight and No. A E V. I *.-,«.. Ire Australiaspecified. This work is executed by the exa , t imu. ira ‘w and once stamped by the Association's reuresontauve will ar»r vary. Approved by tbe Dominion Bowling AjsotsationObtainable from ail laadi.g Sport. Depot. and *«PPh»* of Sporting Good*. Price; &7 per set (-'*) ... DUNLOP UUBBEFJ CO. of Aost., Ltd., , • Wellington, Christchurch and AucUUind. iiiiilipill ssiissip SliPiSP^I me 3KD s§ ■ e™