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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 17 January 1928, Page 4

WHEN READING ~ OES tho print snorn blurred, or is it , hard to thread a needle? If so, you need Glasses, and it is advisable to CONSULT A SPECIALIST. Then ring up^— E. CHOLERTON, M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., OPTICAL SPECIALIST, National Bank Chambers, Trafalgar Street. Phono 894 and make an appointment, or better still, call. MONTGOMERY'S FOR CONVENIENT FILLING TWO ENTRANCES HARDY AND BRIDGE STREETS No need to turn round. PLUME, SHELL, BIG TREE, HERCULES PUMPS; Also—- 1 'A ALL POPULAR OILS. A NEW RANGE OF UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY JUST TO HAND ALSO MATRONS BLACK HATS, LARGE SIZE HEAD FITTING A FEW ROLLS OF JEFFRO* GINGHAM TO CLEAR AT 8d ;PER YARD. USUAL 1/6. WARNE TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. G. HOBY, DENTAL SURGEON. < Has commenced Practice in Rooms over Anstice's Drapery Premises. Telephone No. 763. ' . MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON Lends Money at six (C) per cent, on Freehold Security in sums to suit BORROWERS. • BORROWERS participate in profits. BORROWERS have'the right to repay Sums in reduction of tho Loan at any time, without Notice, Interest ceasing oh the" repayment. INVESTING SHARES can be taken up at any time. MONEY taken MONEY taken on Deposit. Full particulars from-r- i : GEORGE M. ROUT. GLASGOW, ROUT & MOVNAGH Barristers and Solicitors. - NELSON AND TAKAKA. We have Trust Money available for investment on Freehold' Securities at Current .Rates. KT*»f*ir^ PITT & MOORE Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. We have Money to Lend for. Clients in large or small sums to suit,Borrow-, ers, at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. Very easy Terms made for re-; pa yment of Principal. ' FELL & HARLEY Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public. ■—Combining— ADAMS & HARLEY —and— FELL & ATKINSON Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest on "approved security. Easy Terms made for. repayment of Principal. ' MARRIAGE COLtINS-SORTMGEOUR. —On : 21st December, 1927, at St. Cuthbert's . Church, Collingwobd, by Rev. G. H. Schurr, Kenneth, youngest sort.of Mr W. Collins,'of'Kai-Twi, North Wanganui, to Ruth, youngest daughter of Mr 3 W. D. Scrimgeour and the late Mr W. D. Scrimgeour, of Fern town, Collingwood.. ■■ •' DEATH OLDIfAM— Suddenly, at TaKaipi, John Gilbert, second son of the late John and Adelaid Oldham; of Werneth, Nelson. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS H. G. BERRYMAN (Kohatu): Our report was not "much condensed." Proceedings in, committee are not reported at all and on this occasion the usual custom was followed.