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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 11 April 1922, Page 6

l?OIl Suit Cases, Dress Hamper door Games, Toilet Needs, etc., go to “Novelties*}" Hardy st. s, InToys, "PEARS for Bottling 4/6 case, 3d lb; -*• Quinces 3/6 case, Gibs I/-, otowart and Coy. CROOKING Apples 12lbs for 1 /-•—« L( * ’Wood and Sons, Ltd. SPECIAL Prices for Easter! Swan ® Brand Hams 1/1, Sides Bacon 1,0. ' Wood W’hole Shoulder Bacon lOd.—J and Sons. T ARGE stocks of Long Shank Galvamsed i?'ish ilooks. On ssuc ut Treacher’s. ¥4 OLFERSI Don’t forget to get in ’ a stock of Golf Balls for Easter, from Treacher’s. ¥AM Melons lsd lb; Lemons 1/9: dozen; Pickling Onions Mbs for i/-; Keeping Onions 28lbs for 4 l~y Seed Potato Onions 6d lb.—G. I • limgston. i TVTEW Laid Eggs, Preserved Eggs; A" Best Sliced Bacon and Ham; Cheese; Factory Butter and Potatoes for bale.—G. V. Hingston. OLDEN Ripe Bananas, Island and Californian Oranges.—Nelson Fruit Coy., 36 Hardy street. 17HIESH Vegetables, Cabbage, Par- '*• snips, Celery.—Nelson F ruit Coy JAM Melons lid lb; Quinces Gibs / for 11-; Winter Cole and Beurre Bose Pears Id lb—Nelson Fruit Coy. THE Latest Dropiiead Atlas Machines, ten years’ guarantee, Cll3 10s, only at Lock’s. CoiiimiNG New! Woven Reed Fibre Reinforced Baby Carnages with Reed Hoods. Only £7 15s.— Lock’s Emporium. IVIEW 'Shipment Bungalow Hall L* Rugs, all sizes, splendid value.— Lock’s Emporium. EASTER HOLIDAYS VELSON Retail Drapers and CIoA ’ thiers will Close all day FRIDAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, Closing from THURSDAY NIGHT uptil TUESDAY MORNING. NELSON SOFT GOODS ASSOCIATION MOUTERE HILLS FRUIT AND PRODUCE SHOW AT MAPUA April 22nd ■VO UR Exhibits are invited for the x FIRST ANNUAL SHOW Of Fruit, Flowers, Produce and Domestic Sections. All entries free and every care taken Certificates of Merit awarded. NELSON BOWLING CLUB Vf EMBERS wishing to take part in A'* Easter Tournament must-register their names by WEDNESDAY, 12th. E. W r . STILES, Secretary. THE SEAFORD CO’aL CO. (In Liquidation). FOR SALE BY TENDER IN order to close the above iiquida lion, tenders arc called for th< purchase of the Company’s Freeliolc and Government Leasehold Properties 'lenders close at Nelson, April 21, ; p.ra., addressed to “T. Neale, Liqui dator." Tenders to be accompaniei by 10 per cent., and a further 10 pe cent., payable within one week of ac ceptauce, balance within one montli Highest or any tender not necessaril; accepted. FREEHOLDS Pt. Sec. 29, Pakawau, 81. acres, roods, 14 perches, Pt. Sec. 1, Pakawau, 51 acres. Pt. Sec. 1, Pakawau, 5 acres, 2 roods Pt. Sec. 16, Pakawau, 4 acres, 3 rood Land taken by proclamation for tram 1 acre 2 roods. GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLDS Sec. 7, Block VI Pakawau, 39 acre Sec. Cl, Block VI, Pakawau, 100 acre Sec. C2, Block IV, Pakawau, 494 acre Sec. C 4, Block IV, Pakawau, 348' acre

•/% m n c i wn vx\ v /// A PRESENTATION SILVERWARE. OUR Stock, which, consists of the best productions of Eng- a land’s leading Silversmiths, is worthy of the inspection of 4 everyone who contemplate the purchase of— A WEDDING OR OTHER GIFTS Chaste designs in_ Tea Sets, Entree Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, etc., are Specialised. Present-day Prices prevail throughout. For High Class ENGRAVING and DIAMOND MOUNTING we still Lead the Way. P. H. KITCHiNGMAN, ♦ v JEWELLER, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON $