FORT NAPIER SALVAGE SALE THE TALK OF THE TOWN. Never before has there been such a record breaking Sale in Nelson. The whole Store is in a muddle through stress of business. Too busy to give prices. Fresh bargains every day. GET ALONG EARLY. THE AUCKLAND j. CLOTHING AND DRAPERY CO., LTD.
EXCLUSIVE COATS. Just opened—a new shipment of Showroom goods including a particularly distinguished collection of Satin and Corded Silk Coats, for afternoon wear. Shades: Black, Navy, Fawn and Castor. Styles are varied all new shapes. Louissons lead for ladies’ fashionable wear, at prices which you will agree are strictly moderate. Come in at your earliest convenience to see these new Silk Coats. TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON. Novelties in Suede MADE IN NEW ZEALAND New Zealand made with Maori and other designs, very attractive and suitable for posting to friends abroad. MO A FEN HOLDERS. 2/6 each. SUEDE COVERED BRIDGE SCORERS. 3/-, 3/6 each. SHOPPING LISTS. 1/9, 2/- each. MAORI HEAD CALENDARS. 3/- each. SAFETY PIN HOLDERS, Tiki design. 3/3 each. PLAYING CARDS, in case. 3/6 each. LETTER RACKS, Canoe design. 3/- each. Maori Head designs. A/- each. TEA-POT STANDS, Asbestos lined, Native design on Suede. 3/6 each. BOOK MARKS AND COMB CASES. 1/9 each. C'OSEY COVER, Tui and Tomtit design, superior workmanship. 14/6 each. TIE CASES, for men. 5/9 each. SHOE SHTNES. 1/6 each. Daintier-than-ever Handkerchiefs in attractive gift packing, now ready. 'ry T f 0 y . y- - • -3 ' • “ " ,YO =•• PAPER
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 27 October 1928, Page 8
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