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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 3 December 1927, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS "ODY your Christmas Toys at Heaven's ■** —Mechanical and Wooden Toys. Very reasonable. fcOLLS (dressed and naked), WheeJJ barrows, Lucky Stockings, ChristImas Cards and Calendars.—Geo. Heaven, Lower Bridge-st. ' • - TNCLUDE a Chris|raas visit to our •*• Free Art Gallery in your programme next time you come to town.—Ernest T. Savage, Bridge-st; LL roiids lead to Savage's Free Art I- -» Gallery. Best Picture display in town. —Ernest T. Savage,, Bridge-st. •TITHE KITCHENETTE," 19A Lower ■■■*- Hardy-st., for Morning and Afternoon Tea, Strawberries and Cream. DEFINITION TT is of utmost importance to every- ■*■' one that clearness of vision or definition be.of the maximum amount to enable one to carry out their daily work in the most efficient manner. Have your eyes tested to-day and enjoy clearness of vision. R. W. MARTIN. M.P.S. ; SIGHT-TEST OPTICIAN, , Box 42. ,', . Phone 699, 731. N.G.C.O.G.A. ' , '" v PEN dav at new Sports Grounds, SATURDAY, 10th Dec, 2 p.m. Tennis. matches between old "and prer sent girls. , > ' , ■ « ' REGIMENTAL BAND CONCERT (By permission of Officer Commanding) 7TIHE Regt. Band will give a Concert "■ in Botanical Gardens on SUNDAY" Evening', at 8 o'clock. - H. WILKINS, Hon. Secretary, FANCY-GOODS 'ISS LAMMAS, to cope with the f Christmas rush, is moving to shop next'Grant Bros., Hardy street. , ■ ' «; x .* ': ; -o ■■ Ideal Christmas Gifts. . . NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY :;'GRAND CONCERT HANDEL'S MESSIAH SATURDAY NEXT, 10th December: Adsaission 2/6. Begg'a 3/-. Seats reserved at READING MAKETH A FULL MAN Q AITMV'- become .a., Stl- = '.-">'fi.<i."' or.well equipped, man or woman,. why not join the Nelson Library, Hardy street? Subscription only 12/- per beginning at any time. ; -.^ BEREAVEMENT NOTICE^, RS 11. C. JACKA; desires to thank all kind friends for their messages of sympathy and floral ' tributes in her recent' sad bereavement; also special thanks to the members of the Nelson, Bowling Club for..thei^ffi.eat.kindness. gllrdenschooiTtor gißls in the New Year a residential» ■***.{'■ Garden-School for Girls,,will be opened in Palmerston North by a highly certificated teacher of wide experience," specially qualified to twin backward children. The curriculum and work generally will bo adapted to meet the individual educational requirements of children unable to profit fully by ordinary school courses - -whilst the health and happiness of the children will receive very special care. As only a limited number of children can at present be received early application is strongly advised. For particulars and prospectus apply P.O. Box 4-7 J. , ' Palmerston North. ". INCLUSIVE TOUR IN I El) ROP E Including Beturn Passage 120 Days for £l5O ; WithW Passage 50 Days for £B4. HOLLAND, BELGIUM, ALSACELORRAINE SWITZERLAND, PARIS, —and—--19 DA7S' MOTORING in GREAT BRITAIN .;;. TRAVEL HOTEL SIGHTSEEING TRANSFERS GRATUITIES 50 DAYS for £B4. Passages now being booked - for 1928 sailings to ; United Kingdom. Send for dates and fares. Programme on application to — TIIOS. COOK & SON, Box 1661. Cnstomhotwp Quay. WjK&TJNGTON. UPPER MOUTERE ROAD BOARD TENDERS are invited for forming and metalling 36 chains, more or less, on the Old Motneka road, Mahana. Specifications can be seen at the Office of the Public Works Department, Nelson, or the residence of Mr J. Harvey, Upper Moutere, at which place tenders close at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY, 10th December next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. M. J." BURKE, Secretary. SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES fitting a Speciality. W. HORROCKS, 68 Vanguard Street. NELSON. Late Dispensing Optician to Thos. Armstrong and Bro., and the-Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester, England. WOOL SEASON, 1927=28 W. H. MACKAY AND CO., WOOL MERCHANTS & EXPORTERS, Offices : 129 Trafalgar Street. Stores: Corner Haven Road and Wakatu Lane, NELSON. (Next "Mail" Office) Are buyers of Wool in any quantity. Top Market Prices Guaranteed. PROMPT NETT CASH NO COMMISSION CHARGED Reference Bank of New Zealand