Uai, m iratatgar .Park, Tuesday, ■* jersey—Royal Blue with badge. Leave at Mail Oifiee. Reward. J OST, probably Saturday, a pair of ■*-* Grey Suede Fur-lined Gloves. Heward . '.Phone 329. ,T OST, brown purse, containing JBI •*-"*' note and silver. Left in public telephone box, Trafalgar street, Finder please leave at H. R. Duncan's, Hardy street. Reward. TAKEN (probably by mistake) L'his L morning, from the Methodist Hall lady's umbrella. Brown handle with crook. Please leave at Mail Office. j'OUND. We are making the best and selling the cheapest Umbrellas in town.—Ryder's, Hardy street. |.}'OUND. For Fourteen Days we are giving 15 per cent, off all new Umbrellas.—Ryder's,. Hardy street. TfyfcGRUER'S Sale "still going strong. -*-'-*• Bargains in every department. /RENTS' *~* McGruer's. "OOO'f, prices slicedTf McGrulJi-'sTSahr I'DUND. We make and sell the best Umbrellas and Repair the worst. Ryder's, Hardy street. . XjILtiWEEING" Bulbs to plant now": x True Tiger Lily, 12 for 2/-, 50 for 6/6, 100 for 10/-. Post free.—B. H. Just, ' Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North. A DAN.OE will be held in the Wai--r*- roa Gorge Schoolroom on Saturday, 12th. Gents 1/-, Ladies a basket IjEES. Ladies' Lace Shoes, • Louis VJ Heels, best qualify, good fitting, 5/6. Nugget 4_tins 1/-. TREE'S. Ladies'~Camel4mir~FeiFSlipJL -' pers, turned down collar, leather soles, 3/6. Shoe Trees 6cl pair. NOTICE f JTAVING sold our premises, etc.. and •*--■- to enable us to wind up our business we respectfully ask that all accounts be paid to us by June 22nd, 1926. WIMSETT & .LEATHAM. LWAYS, the new favourite Waltz, - Song, will be played over for you at Begg's. LWAYS, the new Waltz Record by t- Olsen's Band, is ideal for dancing Price 5/-i At Begg's. J" INEN Forfar, 1/3 yard. At Jjt ' Gruer's Sale. JINK Brassierre Elastic, %jll yard. At McGruer's Sale. LWAYS inquire ■at Begg's if you L want a Piano or Gramophone' on terms, from 2/6 a week. i! "ERBY BROWN invitt - him a trial for your require, in .Grocery anrL, Confectionery. JKeeji; price's and satisfaction guaranteed.—lo 6 Bridge street (opp. Russell's). POW Covers, all sizes, 12/6 and 21/-. 0 '*' '-- ' Hay,_Bri'dge street. a uu-ou, v.imccs, 4ft 6in. 4ft 9in~30/-~ 1 sft, 32/6, sft 3in, sft 6in. 34/6'. Best lining.— Karsten and Hay, Bridge street. ASTOUNDING Biscuit Bargain. A ■*<*■ 1/6 Biscuit for 1/2 per lb. Mil- 1 derson's Shortcake, rich, soft, nourishing. Sold by L. F. Parcell.
B-fl O SPECIAL offer Suit with • *-» • ex t ra Trousers to measure, £5 ss, from all wool Colonial Suitings. Fit and style guaranteed. Tliis offer closes on Saturday, June 12th/■! Inspect these patterns to-day.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, Nelson. JEW arrivals: Burn's Bread Knives, I ' the best yet, 4/6; Aluminium Foot Warmers 4/9, Rubber Hot Water Bags from 6/6, Stone Foot Warmers from's/6 White and Gold Cups and Saucers/'large size 1/-, Cups only Bd, large,;,';White Plates 9d, Black Edge Cups and Saucers 1/-, Tea. Sets, 18-piece, i 4- and.i!6/6 per set. All English made.—J. Wootf ahcl "Sons, Ltd. -$: , SYMINGTON'S Soups Bd, K. Tomato ' Soup 1/-, eHintz Tomato Soup lid and 1/4, Fresh Herrings Gd, Mullett 6d, Salmon Bd,.' Sultanas 6d, Prunes 7d, Sardines 3 for 1/-, Rajah Brand Tea 2/6—J. Wood and'Sons' Ltct. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE 'TENDERS are i7ivited for the purx £hnse of the property in Alton Street, known as No. 7, Jiaving a frontage of 40 feet by a depth of 142 feet. Together with the practically new fiveroomed Dwelling thereon. Tenders, addressed to us, will close at Noon of SATURDAY N,ext, 12th June, 1926. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. GEORGE M. ROUT & SONS, Agents for the Mortgagee. [a card] |B"\R. A. L. CASELBERG has com*J menced the practice of his profession at Wakefield. Surgery Hoars-. 9-10 a.m. 2-3 p.m. Saturdays: 9-11 am. Sundays: Urgent Cases only. FURNITURE 7"E make the Furniture we sell. You * only pay one profit here, which is a small one. The construction is of the, very best. The timber is thoroughly seasoned. The designs are taken from the latest English and Australian Catalogues. Our Workmen are thorough Tradesmen. Our Upholsterers have 20 years" experience, hence the good job "thev turn out. At— KARSTEN X- HAY. Bridge Street. LUGGAGE CARRIERS FIRSTCLASS HORSESHOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING -Go to— COACHSMITH AND FARRIER STREET,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 June 1926, Page 1
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