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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 28 March 1923, Page 4

Pthe science of examining the Eyes for Visual defects, is absolutely necessary. Attempting to do the work without it, makes it a somewhat doubtful and dangerous experiment FOR THE PATIENT. Experience plus (honest) examinations and qualifications is infinitely better and makes a splendid combination. M.V.0.A., Etc., Etc., OPTICAL SPECIALIST, Ancell’s Pharmacy.

CHEMIST & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER HARDY STREET, NELSON We carry a wide range of all Kodaks and Photographic Materials. We also Specialise in PRINTING AND DEVELOPING FOR AMATEURS We have a most Up-to-Date Plant fpr this work and can Guarantee you First-Class results.

CHEMIST & PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALER HARDY STREET, NELSON It ACHESOW "" Barrister and Solicitor, HAS resumed Practise in Nelson and may be consulted at the late residence of, John Graham, Esq., ex. M.P., Corner of Brougham and Trafalgar streets, and will visit Takaka the second and third weeks in every month. SAFETY FOR YOUR ESTATE No. 30. —Advances to Avoid Loss. Many beneficiaries of estates have had cause to bo thankful during the past year that their affairs were under the management of the State-guaranteed Public Trust Office. Business people knew well that the conditions have been extremely unfavourable for the realisation of assets; Heavy losses have occurred in forced sales. Happily, dependants in estates administered by the Public Trust Office have in many cases been safeguarded against such loss. This year s official report mentions that in many cases, if estates had been compelled to find money for the payment of death duties and the liquidation of urgent liabilities, they must have done so at the cost of a .serious loss of capital. The financial strength of the Public Trust Office has enabled it to make advances to estates in suitable cases, and thus conserve them until conditions have improved for realisation. For full information apply to the Public Trustee, Wellington, or to Air W. M. Egglestone, District Public iTrusteo, Nelson. Agencies at Motueka : and Takaka.

MOUTERS MEMORIAL PARK 4th Annual Sports, to be held on EASTER MONDAY, April 2nd, 1923. Sports Start at 1 p.m. I Apple Packing Competition: Ist prize, Cup (value £8 ,8s) and Medal; 2nd, Medal; and 3rd, Cash Prize if sufficient entries. Apple Packing Compctuton (open to packers In Ilarakeke, Mariri and .Lower Moutere Districts): Ist Prize £1; 2nd, 15s; and 3rd 10/-, if sufficient gentries. Entry Free. School Shield Competition, and other running and jumping events. Slo.v Bicycle Race, Throwing the Hammer, Case-making. Stepping, Naildriving and Shoep-guessting, etc New Tennis Courts will be open for play at a sm ill charge. Produce Stall. Afternoon Tea. All events Post Entry, hut written entries f-r Apple Packing Competition must reach Secretary by SATURDAY, March 24th, otherwise apples may be. alt exported. ! Admission, 1/-; Children, Free F. TEECE, Sports Secretary. Address: Brat-burn l'O. Telephone No. 129 K, Motueka. i EASTER HOLIDAYS rip ITE principal Grocers of Nelson will A bo open until 9 p.m. on Thursday this week. Closed nil day Good Friday, Saturday and Monday. ( Re-open Tuesday morning. NELSON MASTER GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION TAPAWERA ,OOME and See the SHEEP DOG TRIALS and DOG SHOW ft Tapawera on Easter Monday. Suitable Train Service is running. TAPAWERA IVsT ORNING and Afternoon Tea and ivX and -Cold Lunch can he had at W. Gvecp’s Boardinghouse, Tapawera, on Easter Monday; also Hot Water i SIJ A fire' office (Established 1710) SWSUKE IN THE SUM $ LYj 01»9S«fi of FIRE and ACOJ-i DENT Business undertaken at j Lowest Ratos. i CLAIMS settled by the Local Assent and paid with promptitude and li-1 -rnlity. CTEOIWE TVt. ROUT, Chief Ag.«nt. Trafalgar Stieefe.