PICTURE BARGAINS STOCKTAKING shows Hint wo aro overstocked in Pictures; therefore wo offer 500 subjects at half-price. H. J. SAVAGE AND SONS (Opp. Newman’s Garage.) [a card.a li. J. DODSON, Surgeon Dentist Trafalgar Street (Over N.Z. Clothing Factory.) Telephone 428. P.O. Box 41. "OTANNAIF'S""Last WedTSale: Ladies’ Glace Kid an 1 Patent Court Slioes 12/11, 16/9. HOSES. Wo have a first-class lot. to •’ select from. Price 1/6 each, 15/dozen. Half-dozen at dozen rate. —Nelson Seed Coy. EED Potatoes: llohin Adair, Vermonts, Up-to-Date, Arran Chief, Gold Coin, Early Regent, Beauty of Hebron.—Nelson Seed Coy. 7\NNAIPS Last" Week Sale: Ladies’ Glace Kid Shoes 13/3, 14/9, 15/3. 0> ACON. Homo cured. Try a little piece and you will want more.— A. M. Wells, Butcher, Bridge street. ’Phone 572. Cj.USING days of Sale. This week we aro making many attractive offers for Ladies, Gents and Boys. See separate advertisements. —F. W. Huggins,! llaeremai Drapery Store (opp. Council j Chambers). HANNAH’S Last Week Sale: Gents’ Chrome Bals. 15/9, 16/9, 17/6, 19/6. MEN’S Sale Specials: 22 only real Velour Hats in Mastic, Grey, Brown and Fawn. To clear 15/-. Worth 30/-. Caps 2/9 and 4/9. Neglige Shirts 5/-. Wide-end Ties 2 for 2/6. All Wool Cash- : mere Sox in Black, Navy, Grey, Tlea- ■ flier, etc., 2 pairs for price of one, 3/6. Wool and Cotton Sox 1/6. All Wool. Colonial 1/3 to 3/6; Boys’ Tweed Shorts 6/- to 10/6.—F. W. Huggins, llaeremai J Papery Store. ! H“ “ANNAiPS Last WceiTSale: i Gents’; Strong Nailed Shooters, 16/9, 19/-, 21 -h r T AJDIES’ Sale Specials. Eiglit only beautiful Velour Coats. Some fur - trimmed. Your pick 35/-. Worth 5 to ? 6 guineas. Girls’ Tweed Coats 15/-; ' Art Silk Jumpers 12/6 to 15/- to clear. G Hosiery, 2 pairs All Wool Cashmere 5/11; Black Lysle 2 pairs 2/9. —F. W. _ Huggins, llaeremai Drapery Sale. S TfyfT{B~WILI,IAMS, 9' Maitai Bank (off -A-®- Hardy street), Dressmaker and Costurn ere. Benovations a Speciality.
HARDY STREET FORWARD NETS 0 N f.E have on view in one of our win- ’ ’ (lows a splendid collection ol Shields and Trophies won by the Nelson Defence Rifle Club, including the Milroy Shield, Irvine Shield, Nelson and District Championship Belt, J. Neale’s Cup, Mitchenev Cup, Harris Cup, lilrs Lyall’s Trophy, Colonial Ammunition Coy.’s Gold Medal, and (Messrs Snodgrass’ phyAll, excepting the Shields, were won by Mr Frank Gleclhill, head of the staff of Caledonia House. HOWCROFT “HIGH CLASS GROCER” ’Phone 41.
m TO FIT ALL SIZES Short, Stout, Tall, or Slender, we have a suit here at that will look as though it was made for you especially. You won’t get any better materials or smarter cut elsewhere, and you’d save a lot of expense here. PRICES TO SUIT ALL. Call and Select To-day.
's'vsai CE.SON4C9 PIAPEIIS . CLOTHIERS ' mi&lfctr Street, Nelsoa, U |.j|l|jM LADIES’ SILVER WRISTLET WATCHES (I 5 JEWEL LEVER) 42/Not cheap watches, but good , watches at a low price—watches you’ll be proud to wear. Reliable timekeepers and up to the standard of quality ; expected of Louis Kerr Ltd. I C Why not call and see them —we know thatiyou 11 be impressed with this worth-while opportunity. LOUIS KERR, LTB. FOR WATCHES THAT DO KEEP TIME ' TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON. ,i i ■mr-
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 31 July 1924, Page 6
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