CHARMING COATS FOR A FAVOURED SEASON Now {ha! Amnvir* i- <sisWomanD (linos'!!' s will tun; to i; ••,*•■ ri'jtli'M. U<»r.} limy at? — tin nurd ok • call • Li jn of AoliiiiMi Co-tie ami FraT. I .=■ lit;:; Z your '-i'.r. Vct v.;.- .;.•!.* tin..:* Own ti i- di < play —p; hv- :uv mod moderate tern. XA V V SATIN' VELOUR COAT, la -dunned with now diagonal stripe ell ert s, trimmed Skunk Collar and CutiX. Price £ll/11/0. FA\V\ (HECK VELOUR COAT, riimin.d •■•■ II miloiiat ill [i:lttot 11 ot- \ ,-l.nir CuuX, Coital- oi lived Sl.nil!.. Pi ice £B/8/0. s \xf velour coa.t. with i-.-ited oil'oot and jdo.i tlived Time Cull's and Collar. ‘ Price £7/12/0. SAXK ( 1:1-:!'!•: DP. CHIXH FROCK, lor house wear, l'aiiey pleated skirt, semi-tittint! bodice. Collar and Cults of patterned Crone Do Chine tn tone. £O/10/0. soft in.cp crepe de chine SLEEVELESS F1!0( K, Scalloped and Embroidered in soft Pastel ‘-liide-i sui(ahie tor dinner wear. Price £5/5/0. PAWN CTIATUd AT.ATNFi FROCK, pleated skirl, bodice Embroidered in Cold thread and trimmed Cold buttons. 79/6. ESU feat TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON.
There’s nothing much to it. The friendship leads to an engagement —a Hunter Ring for this —and then the Altar an the knot is tied. Here’s where you need Hunter s again. The Wedding Ring, just as the Diamond Ring, must be of strong quality, late in design, and faultlessly fitted. So many fingers bear testimony to the satisfaction of a Hunter purchase, that you too will be wise to choose here. ALEX. HUNTER 44 HARDY STREET, NELSON.
© © itr-j 134 S Hart it occurred to you tluit your overt are a very delicate piece of mechanism ami that you run a very grave risk of seriously injuring your most, valuable sense bv allowing uutrained ami inexperienced persons to tamper with tom sig 1 • The Diplomas of the BRITISH OPTTCAL ASSOCIATia.V, and the WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF SPECTACLLMAKER. , LONDON", are the recognised standards of fikdlul sight-test 1H 0 11nijugliout the wot Id. and are not to be contused with other Vrthu'itL'S s«* *li plo)n:i AIU W.M. DAWSON' is a graduate, with honours, of both the above institutions, and his advice is at your service. CONSULTATION'S —9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily. COUNTRY CLIENTS APT, ADVISED TO BOOK APPOINT' M F.NTS. A A >V OPTICAL SPECIALIST, 92 HARDY STREET, NELSON.
LWMf Start a Savings Account with the money you save on clothes by using Sunlight Soap X \'.N \ \ u From all Grocers and Stores, in the x New Handy Pack. LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.) Ltd., Petone
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 11 April 1928, Page 9
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