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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 7 March 1925, Page 4

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF GLASSES and wish for Butter C. Quality than you can get elsewhere consult E. CHOLERTON M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., OPTICAL SPECIALIST, National Bank Chambers, Trafalgar St. ’Phone No. 894. PURCHASE OF TYRES SIX MONTHS ago we advertised that we were out to capture the tyre trado of the District. No need to ask if we succeeded ; to-day if a man is thinking of tyres he immediately says “The Tyro Kings.” For some weeks now we have been negotiating for the purchase of the largest number of tyres that have ever been landed in Nelson in one parcel. Our negotiations were successful, and THE TYRES ARE HERE. Amongst the stock we have pur.chased are a large number of Interchange., hie Balloon tyres. These tyres are PBOVr.D. There are already instances of drivers getting 8, 10, and .12,000 miles on .hose tyres. The Balloon iy. c has come to stay. The prices we are now quoting for Balloons will prove a veritable bombshell. At the special request of the wholesale distributors we are not advertising our prices on account of the complaints they have received from other dealers who do not relish our prices. Nuff said, come in and we’ll tell you about it. motOE Ut&POBT*M£ERRORS OF VISION! Comparatively slight eye defects may cause some persons intense discomfort, while with others, very poor vision, caused by serious defects may not bo noticed for years. A thorough examination by an experienced and qualified Optometrist can determine the error and prescribe the cure. DON’T TAKE RISKS If you think your eyesight is not what it should be Barry and Sargent, Ltd., provide a service conceded to be the iinest in New Zealand. Fully qualified experts only in attendance. We visit Nelson next month and may bo consulted at our looms at Chas. Begg end Co.’s, Trafalgar street, on — WEDNESDAY, 11th MARCH BARRY AND SARGENT, LTD. HIGHEST ENGLISH DIPLOMAS, 118 Willis Street. WELLINGTON And at Auckland and Palmerston North

INSURANCE OFFICE (Established 1710.) INSURE YOUR DWELLING, FURNITURE and MOTOR CAR RUSINESS TRANSACTED: FIRE, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION. PERSONAL ACCIDENT, EMPLOYERS’ LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS, MARINE, FIDELITY GUARANTEE. GEO. M. ROUT AND SONS CHIEF AGENTS, TRAFALGAR STREET.

VIJHAT the A.M.P. Society says about itself is of less importance than a statement made by others who have no special interest in giving credit to the Society. Read these plain talks by the Press:— “DAILY MAIL”: “There is no finer company than the Australian Mutual Provident.” THE “FINANCIAL WORLD”:— “The A.M.P. Society has now completed its seventhy-fiftli*year, and whilst it enjoys to the" full the ripe experience which maturity confers, it retains all the vigour of youth and the vitality of the piimc of life. N. V. WOITON A.M.P. SOCIETY, P.O. BOX 120. NELSON CONTRASTS iill® i » IN ADMINISTRATION EXPENSES An increasing number of business men are appointing the Public Trustee as executor and trimtee in their wills because they have satisfied themselves, that the administration of the Public Trust Office combines efficiency and faithfulness with economy. The commission charges cover various services for which there would he extra charges if the estates were in the hands of private executors. ORG A N I S E I) EC O N O M Y. FIDELITY, EFFICIENCY, PERMANENCE For information apply to— MR W. M. EGGLESTONE, District Public Trustee, Neison. W. HOWARD SAVAGETXnTZJTaT REGISTERED ARCHITECT SPECIALIST Course, School of Architecture, Liverpool University, Domestic Architecture, Interior Decorative Art. Office: Y.M.C.A. Buildings. Bridge street. Evening Classes. Individual tuition for students in all branches of Art Drawing course has re-com-menced at S 3 Shelbourna street. ’Phone 848 M.

' t A CARD] W. J. MICH lE, M.P.T.A. METAPHYSICIAN. Nervous and Chronic Diseases Treated Mcorns: 143 Hardy Street. •Telephone! 686 N,