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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 6 December 1927, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS A BIG DISCOUNT WILL BE GIVEN OFF ALL MEN’S CLOTHING AND MERCERY —at— PERCY WIMSETT’S DURING MONTH OF DECEMBER YOU - will Unit'here the most up-to-date and Comprehensive stock of High Grade Men’s Wear in Nelson, and a big Discount will be given off every article. A large .assortment of suitable Christmas Gifts for .Men just landed. H'ire are' a few suggestions Solid Leather Suit Cases, Dressing Gowns in Silk, Silk Velvet afid Cloth, Silk Pyjamas, Silk Shirts, Silk Ties, Silk Haqldkerdhiefs, Fancy Sox, Silk Scarves, Silk Garters, Hats, Braces, Fancy Belts, Solid Leather Collar Boxes. Over 300 “LYNX” and “SINCERITY” Suits in stock. Also a full range of all Sports Wear. Buy, your Christmas requirement's at PERCY WIMSETT’S, And get this big December Discount off every article you purchase. TO-NIGHT at 8 THE SALVATION ARMY CITADEL COMMISSIONER HAY Assisted by BRIGADIERS BLADIN & MACAULAY Great Salvation Meeting. Everybody welcome. NELSON SYSTEM ANNUAL "PRIZE-GIVING TDAPTIST Sunday" School, THURSDAY, ,Bth Dec., at 7.30 p.m. Collection towards Prize Fund. IS Address by Headmaster of Auckland Point School. (OUT Glass Vases. These are beautiful. Prices right, 2/6, 5/-, 7/t», 10/-, 12/6 each. At Alex. Brown’s. MARTIN’S CHRISTMAS GIFT . CONTEST pROM our assortment of Toilet articles **■ Perfumes, Creams, and Powders—you may choose some very fine -presen rations for your friends at Christmas. Not only that—you increase your chance of winning the set of Houbigant’s Exi&sljUte/.Perfume. for yourself. See', our window display, then" purchase. No. 33 contestant leading. •' l r { '■ No. 35 contestant second At present. No. 56 contestant third. MARTIN’S PHARMACY, . CASH CHEMIST, Box 42. Phone 699. HAMPDEN FAIR AND GALA RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS Bride Doll No. 1. Ticket 67. Miss Jamieson. Bride Doll No. 2. Ticket 116. Molly, Ryder, Motueka. Competition No. 3. W. Black’s prize. Correct number 1154. Tho following were equal with 1150: Mrs Humpheys, Mrs Mitchener, Miss McKellar, J. Kenning. v Competition No. 4. Griffin’s prize. Correct number 538. The following were equal: Mesdnmes Tanner and Thompson, 525. Competition No. 5. B. Nicholas s prize. Correct number 350. Five persons gave correct number and ballot resulted in. favour- Mr Jenkins. Competition No. 6. Mr Freemans prize. The following gave correct weight, 51bs 7oz. Mrs P. Smalley, \Y. F. Fryer, Mrs Thomas. »Vl 1 ' • ' . PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL creditors and others having claims against the' undermentioned estate are hereby required to .lodge the same with the undersigned in duplicate, supported by full particulars and certified as duo and owing by the said estate, at the date of the death of the deceased, on or before tho 7th day of January, 1928. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. / SCHEDULE HERBERT JOHN HODGSON, late of Nelson, Retired Storekeeper and Farmer. Died 19th November, 1927. J. FITZ-GERALD, District Public Trustee. Public Trust Office. Nelson. 6th December, 1927.

DEFINITION IT is of utmost importance to,everyone 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. ANSTICE’S CLEAN SWEEP, SALE 400 pairs CHILDREN’S SOCKS. 6d pair. 500 pairs LADIES’ GLOVES. 6d pair.