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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 26 June 1926, Page 2

(STOCKTAKING Specials: 150 yards Kj 80in. White Twill Sheeting 2/9 vard; 100 yards 54in. White Twill Sheeting, 2/3 yard. At Buxton's. BUXTON'S are offering a very fine range of heavy quality All Wool Colonial Blankets,—double size from 39/6, single 25/6. ' SPUXTON'S have a fine range ot Men's Winter Underwear in well known New Zealand makes. Heavy All Woo] Singlets and Underpants from 7/6. All sizes'in'stock. " ' f ' : ' ICIALITE Silk "Zephyr" Velvet, "~ 38-39 inches wide, the ideal fabric for evening frocks and wedding gowns, in daint-v "colourings. IvOry," "Helio, Flame, Sky, R<> se > Jade > Pink and Kin ß" fisher. (Onlv a limited quantity of each shade). Former price 21"/-'to 28/6. Sale price 17/6 yard. Also in Black. Former price 17/6, 21/-, 25/-. Sale price 15/-, 17/6, 18/6 yard. At McKay's. "TiWQ Pieces Black Astrachnn . Coat- • ing, 50-54 inches 'wide.' " Former 12/6 vard. At McKav's. Biscuits —Wheaten Wafers and Water Crackers. Obtainable from all grocers. . * SK your Grocer for a free sample 1 of Grimn's"late6t Biscuits—Wheaten Wafers and Water Crackers. .RIFFIN'S latest—Wheaten Wafers ~: J " and Water Crackers—two delicious lines. Ask your grocer for a free sample. ' .'• a few days only, Palmolive Soap 2 cakes for 1/6 and one cake free. Send your orders "quickly.'•. ' "Osyl" ' Shaving Cream,' the 'best yet, 1/6 per large tube. Lasts three. montjis for a daily shave. Ask for a" sample tube at J;' Wood and fridge street. w - "' NCJT l CE' " R W. D. HUGHES,' of Belgrove, 1 wishes to notify his' old clients that he i? still on" the usual run in the employ'of MR E. BURN, 'Bus Proprietor, Wakefield. SILVER DUST SNOW WREATH SILVER DUST SNOB WREATH Ex. "QPIHI" - 0 DAMAGED 20/Per 200-lb. (Sacks in), SLIGHTLY DAMAGED 25/r . ' Per 2QQ-lb£ (faeks in) 13/6 per 100-lbs. ,7/- per 50-lbs. 4/- per 25-lbs. . CASH. 'Delivered in City. -, Freeoil Trucks, Tiain or Boat. JAMES BAIRD Tel. 431 M. - , SECTION 47, Block XVI., Motueka .. *jpjj r ArW'2i' "acres Q roods .34 perches, will be 'offered for "sale" dy pubSjoryey Office, Nelson, at-11 a ra. on WEDNESDAY, f4ili -July,' 1926.' UpseVpnci £350.' Deposit required *SO. Property is situated about If miles from Maliana School.'.' AbOtifll ncrcs'm orchard, balance pasture. dwelling,-packinij'shed, etc' Orchard Km-been cared for and is Jn good conLately owned" by F.' W. ? Nlcol. - U ■;:':-' r Commissioner of Crofari Wn<Js. TfTTIgnTJTirJ -.irw/Vr' WRITTEN Tenders, on. the _ 'outside, "Tehder,"'wlll be "received at "the t)ist?ict' Lands' and/ Survey Office, Nelson'; "up"to 4" o'clock p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 14th' July, 1926, for the purchase of the farm lately occupied by A. 3,. Simpson, and situated at Croixelles! Sections are 12, 15, and 18, Block HI., Wangamoa S.D. "Area 90f acres 1 rood 33'perches oT'freehold land. Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit of 10 per cent.' of the amount tendered. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. F. WATERS, Commissioner of Crown Lands. PPLICATIONS to select Sections IS L and 2S, Maruia Settlement, area 2519 acres, half-yearly rent £9.6 17s 6d, will be received.at the District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 6th July, 1926. The question of granting remission of rent for a period of two years will be favourably considered on application from successful applicant. Further particulars on?application. A. F. WATERS, Commissioner of Crown Lands. "CHIROPRACTIC THE ROAD TQ HEALTH /CONSULT R. V. LORENZEN, Pal V rner Graduate Chiropractor, AnFtico'r. Buildings, Trafalgar Street, NelRon. Consultation Free.

NEW ZEALAND DAIRYPRODUCE CONTROL BOARD To 'Owners and Exporters of all Butter arid "'Cheese'"to" be exported from New Zealand. THE above-named Board hereby gives notice that pursuant to the power conferred on it by Section 13 of the Dairy-Produce Export Control Act, 1923 and to all other powers it' thereunto enabling the Board, did on the 26th day of May, 1926, resolve and determine that it' is necessary for the effective operation of the Dairy-Produce Export Control Act, 1923, and the fulfilment ol its purposes that th* Board should exercise absolute control over the export of Dairy-Produce (that is, butter and cheese) from New Zealand, and did further resolve and determine that the Board do assume control of such DairyProduce accordingly. AND did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate from midnight on the 31st day of August, 1926. AND did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate until further determination by the Board. ' DATED this 10th clay of June, 1926. THE COMMON SEAL of the New Zealand Dairy-Pro-duce Control Board was hereunto duly set and affixed by and in the presence of— W. GROUNDS, Chairman. K. W. DALRYMPLE, Member of Board. T. C. BRASH, Secretary.