PICTURE BARGAINS shows I,hut. wo arc overstocked in Pictures; therefore wo offer 500 subjects at half-price. H. J. SAVAGE AND SONS (Opp. Newman’s Garage.) [A OARD.3 H. J. DODSON, Surgeon Dentist 'irafalgar Street. (Over N.Z. Clothing Factory.) r Telepliono 428. P.O. Bos 4L k /ft UT Flowers. A good supply always u on hand. At Nelson Seed Coy. j AUGUST! Times flies. During this c month entire stocks must be cleared absolutely and entirely. —People’s Emporium. (O LOSING days of Sale. This week we aro making many attractive offers j for Ladies, Gents and Boys. See sep- - arate advertisements.—F. VV. Huggins, Haeremai Drapery Store (opp. Council Chambers). A UGUST! Thousands of good, useful things gtill left. All must go this month. —People’s Emporium, Bridge st. AUGUST ! To-morrow, very special day. Our display show what we soil, and we only want earnest buyers.— People’s Emporium. j MEN’S Sale Specials: 22 only real Velour lfats 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 Cashmere Sox in Black, Navy, Grey, Heather, 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, Haeremai Drapery Store. UGUST ! Very charming armlets 2/6, 3/6, 7/6 each, new and lovely necklets 2/6, various colours and shades. — People’s Emporium. ADIES’ Sale Specials. Eight 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. Hosiery, 2 pairs All Wool Cashmere 5/11; Black Lysle 2 pairs 2/9.—F. W. Huggins, Haeremai Drapery Sale. SUIT Cases. Your final chance, and really good Suit Cases, too; also Straps and School Bags. —People s Emporium. . A/f lIS WILLIAMS, 9 Maitai Bank (off ItJL Hardy street), Dressmaker and Costumcre. Renovations a Speciality. CALEDONIA HOUSE HARDY STREET FORWARD NELSON A7S7E have on view in one of our wm- ▼ v c io W s a splendid collection of Shields and Trophies won by the Nelson Defence Rifle Club, including the Milrov Shield, Irvine Shield, Nelson and District Championship Belt, J. Neale’s Cup, Mitcliener Cup, Harris Cup, Mrs Lyall’s Trophy, Colonial Ammunition Coy.’s Gold Medal, and Messrs Snodgrass’ Trophy. All, excepting the Shields, were won by Mr Frank Gledhill, head of the staff of Caledonia House. P. HOWCBOFT "HIGH CLASS GROCER” Thon 41.
A £3 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. DRAPERS CJUOTHIEMS Inmlfccr Street, U © LADIES r\\ ‘ 10 2 (15 JEWEL LEVER) 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. Why not call and see them—we know that you 11 be impressed with this worth-while opportunity. FOR WATCHES THAT DO KEEP TIME TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 1 August 1924, Page 6
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