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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 9 November 1927, Page 1

LOST T OST in Theatre Iloyal Saturday even- •*-*' ing, small grey fur necklet.. ReTl/TLL person who took lady’s bicycle ■ " ’* from lane by Trafalgar Hotel kindly return to save further trouble. ■ MISCELLANEOUS - 1%/OjN’S Wire Twist Shirts, hard wearing, all sizes. Splendid" value 5/11. — l The Bells of Bridge-st. TVTEW Art Brassware—Vases and Fruit -*■’ Stands. Beautiful goods, entirely exclusive. And the prices are indeed wonderfully low.—Louis Kerr,_Ltd. 7OTERNOON Tea and Coffee Spoons (in cases). Prices 9/6 to half-doz. These are choice. —Louis Kerr, Ltd. , LADIES’ Leather Hand Bags, fitted (British Manufacture). Glorious Bags. Prices 17/6 to 45/-.—Louis Kerr, Ltd. . largest selection of Calendars in town. See our windows. All sizes, 7d to. 3/6 each. At “Snapshots.” HOTO Frames, imported from England. Cheapest, in town. Prices i/6/ti>f.lo/-.f, At .‘.‘Snapshots. DINING-ROOM accurate timekeepers, Cathedral gongs, 65/novv 50/-, 45/- now 32/6, 70 [• now 60/-. All fully guaranteed.—Alex. Brown. 1 Bacon 1/3 lb. Atlhe Dairy, Collingwood-st. ' -“BUSINESS NOTICE SNAPSHOTS’ ” new Book of Nelson Views is now on sale. Price 9d for 12 views. This is the best value ever seen of its kind. Just the'*thing to put in an envelope and post Home for Christmas. Our delightful Nelson View Calendars are now on sale. Price 1/- to 3/6. See our window To-night. “SNAPSHOTS.”

Trafalgar Street.' WARNING - ' Photographs of Nelson college Sports Meeting on show at “Snapshots" To-night. These will only be on. show for a few days. Don’t miss seeing them. “SNAPSHOTS,” Trafalgar Street. PR greatest Value in Gramophones go to Hopkins’s Rexonola Gramophone Warehouse, Snow’s Hill. “ SHED TIMBER

Tl/E have for sale a few thousand ’ ’ feet of Red Birch Timber, just off the saw. A really good line for sheds or outbuildings. At exceptional ptides—--12/6 for 100 feet, £3 for 500 feet, £5 10s for 1000 feet. All prices delivered Wakefield, or f.o.r. Wakefield. Apply— H. E. EVERETT. Phone 13. MOODY'S APPRECIATION FLUTTER QORRYi, must talk up Anstice’s-Sheet* ings. You do not need Blankets after they are washed. You may need one of Louis Kerr’s Alarm Clocks. Simply Heaven. Single Bed Sheeting, White and Grey, 1/11; Double Bed, "White and Grey, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11. N.o old stock—all new. These did not come out of the Ark. No sheets went AN/3 TICE’S OPEN WAREHOUSE. Spring Cleaning in full swing. No dust. Bring your Gold Dust.

Ex. OPIHI: PRIME SOUTHERN POTATOES. SEED PARTRIDGE PEAS. HULLED OATS FOR CHICKS. NEALE & HADDOW. MOODY’S APPRECIATION FLUTTER T ADIES’ Lovely Quality Crepe Bloom--L*' ers 1/11; Ladies’ Lovely Quality Crepe Nights 2/11, worth 5/11; Ladies’ High Grade Coats, worth 6 and 7 gns, 49/6 and 59/6. See you at the Baths Sa ANS?ICE’S OPEN WAREHOUSE.

MILLINERY IMPORTED MODEL HATS, exclusive styles in Satin, Georgette and Ribbon. Priced from 45/-. TRIMMED CRINOLINES, in useful shapes, wide brimmed Capelines, daintily trimmed with flowers and ribbons to tone. Priced from 29/6 to 35/-. MATRONS’ HATS, in Black and Silk, smartly finished with Black, or coloured ornaments. Priced from 25/-. McKAY’S, BRIDGE STREET, NELSON.

FOR SALE FOR CASH A IRSHIP Butter 1/9, Kerosene (LauA rel) case 16/6, ?01b Sugar 17/-, 501 b Flour (Snowball) 11/6, 251 b Oatmeal 6/6, Tomato Plants (Kidson) 2 doz. in tin, 3/-, Mixed Fowl Feed 7/-, 51b Black Label Tea 12/6, Union Brooms 2/9, 21b Canisters of Nelson Moate’s Champion Tea 6/3 each, Nuttamine Peanut'Butter 1/- and 1/3, Bournville Cccoa ilb 1/-, Alb 1/11, lib 3/9, Maconochie Herring in Sauce, large, 1/-, Soap Save 2/- (Soapmaking made easy), Capt. White Pickles 2/9, Black Currant and Apple Jelly, Delmonte Asparagus Tips, large tin Salmon 1/-, small Bd, Jam Apricots 1/2 lb, large Malt and Oil 3/-, small 2/-, Dinneford’s Fluid Magnesia 1/6, Peanuts 8d lb, 6 pkts. Hudson’s Extract Soap 1/-, large pkts. 1/11, 71b Golden 2h, T ~ Syrup 2/-, 71b Treacle 1/9, Shelled Walnuts, Crystallised Cherries, Sicily, Jordan and" Ground Almonds,. Preserved Ginger, Whole Dried Apricots 1/6 lb, Cake Papers 8d (100 in box), Flaked Bice 1/-, Mission Orange and Lemon, small jars 3/6. We deliver. STEWART AND CO. Phone 197. EVERY MOTORIST EVERY MOTORIST

is keenly interested in reasonable charges. ’ Cash commands respect coupled with low charges and honest repairs —at— WYBER’S MOTOR REPAIR STATION Hardy Street, Nelson. (Late Mercer’s Garage). ’PHONE 985.