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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 7 February 1928, Page 10

FOR SALE OTCHMOND AVENUE: 7-roomed *•*' Dwelling with every convenience and good section, tastefully Jaicl out in shrubbery and garden. /TIASMAN STREET, THE WOOD: 5- ■*■ roomed Dwelling, every convenience. Land 72x87. Price £I2OO. \TILE STREET: Splendid Building i7 > site, 67x120. \fILE STREET EAST: Building site. £7 10s per foot, MONACO AND MAPUA ESTATES: Delightful Seaside Section... Good Bathing, Fishing and Boating. Easy terms. F. & D. EDWARDS, LTD.. LICENSED LAND AGENTS. WfflW\ Repeat orders for this suit come every day. The pattern is good. There is a generous Free piece for patching. The making is first-class. Knickers well lined, and coat smart sac style. The cloth has a worsted finish and ab- t solutely guaranteed I for long hard wear. I Ml Sizes Dark grey, mid. grey, and brown. I Money back at once if not satisfied. Boys' White Tennis Shirts all sizes 3/11 Boys' Shorts, dark grey, all sizes 6/1 rfade from the famous Bull Dog hard-wearing twea Glasscm's Warehouse M LICHFIELD STREET. CHRISTCHIIRCJ AND AT BRIDGE.ST., NELSON. JL. STUDENTS—GET BUSY I JANUARY, 1928, has slipped by. February is well under way. Have you commenced your Accountancy Studies yet? If not, don't waste another day. You want to be sure of securing a pass, don't you? Every week's delay means that your studies will be more rushed and cramped, for you have a certain curriculum that must be completed. ENROL WITH HEMINGWAY'S THE PREMIER ACCOUNTANCY SPECIALISTS Eor over 30 years Hemingway's have concentrated on coaching students by correspondence for the New Zealand Accountancy Examinations, and the history of Hemingway's during this period reveals a record number of students presented, a record number of passes secured, and a record percentage of successful students. Write for Hemingway's free publication, "Accountancy"—sent Post Free to any address. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. Less rubbing and a longer shine with "TAN-OL," the wonderful liquid polish for floors, linoleums and furniture. Most economical. All grocers.* INSURE WITH THE "STANDARD" RISKS ACCEPTED FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE PLATE GLASS WORKER'S GUARANTEE PERSONAL ACCIDENT & SICKNESS COMPENSATION Etc., Etc., Office: 112 Trafalgar Street, NELSON. (Opp. Council Chamben) 'Phone 246. F. A. BAMFORD Manager. E. R. HAYWARD Inspector. THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. ALL CLASSES OF FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES Including'.— Burglary Personal Accident Live Stock Accident and Sickness Plate Glass Motor Vehicles Fidelity Guarantee Marine Cargo Transit and Travelling Risks Employers' Liability under the Workers' Compensation Act. PROMPT AND LIBEBAL SETTLEMENTS F. & D. EDWARDS, LTD. AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS Trafalgar Street (next National Bank) Agents for:— THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z. LTD. MERGED IN AND GUARANTEED BY THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENT CAPITAL RESERVES „., ,£1,500,000 , £760,000 I All Classes of Insurance written at Lowest Current Rates. TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, AND ATTORNEYS Chief Agents, Nelson District— MESSRS E. BUXTON & CO., J.TD. Sub-Agencies:— i Bright water: F. G. Rutherfoid. [ Collingwood: R. J. T. Dillioa. Motueka: E. Buxton and Co., Ltd. Murchison: A. J. Bartlett. Nelson, Sub.: W. J. Tidd, Builder. Richmond: H. Newport. Tahunanui: J. T. Radford. Takaka: Kirk and Co., Ltd. Tasman: A. W. Tocher. Thorpe: J. Fowler. Upper Matakitaki: G. D. McNee. Upper Moutere: R. H. Hickson & Son. Wavmea West and Hope: L. H. Palmer. Wakefield: A. E. Shuttleworth. Warwick Junction) D Ros" I