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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 28 March 1930, Page 1

LOST X OST, brown leather hand bag yes--*l-4 terday afternoon, near Russell's shop, Bridge-st. Reward. "Mail" Office L OST, gold acquainarine earring. Re--1 ward. “Mail" Office. T OST, yesterday, navy blue hand bag at or near Railway Station, containing silver, bank book and registration yar with full name. Finder return Roberts, Grocer. kindly T OST, tyre and rim off Ford car, betweed Atawhai and Hira. Please ring 141 M. LOST CHEQUE /CHEQUE for £l2l 6s 4d on Commercial Bank, Nelson, dated 12/3/30, in favour of E. Fawcett, has been lost. Payment- thereunder, has been stopped. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., LTD. Week-end Special at McKay’s ! Odd lengths of Fur suitable for Kiddies’ Coats, etc., clearing at Half-price Friday. new stocks of famous “Pe- •*- tone" Blalikets, all sizes and keenest prices. At McKay’s. iTL’JOUND, Friday Special, Men’s Pyjamas, soft, cosy make, only 5/11 the suit. Better quality, a splendid line, at 11/6, in all sizes.—-McKay’s. i'JT-OUND, Half-price, Friday, at Mci*- Kay’s! Duchess Sets in White, Embroidered, Lace Trimmed, Scalloped edge, and Hemstitched. Worth 3/6 to 11/6. Friday’s prices 1/9 to 5/9. MISCELLANEOUS BROADTAIL Fur Fabric” is the newest Coating material in rich Pile, in Brown, Grey and Mole shades, 46-inch, 22/6 yard.—“Trathen’s.” 'C ] / HECK, Striped and Plain Viyella” in great variety for smart, dressy, inexpensive Frocks. Will wash and wear well, 31-inch, 6/11 yard.—“Trathen’s.” WE have a fine assortment of China, etc., for Wedding or Birthday Gifts, at very reasonable prices.—Walter Bros., Lower Bridge-st. our selection of China and Glassware bofore purchasing that Wedding Gift.—Walter Bros. ‘JpRINTED Wool De Laine" will be worn extensively this winter for ight, warm Frocks, etc., showing at ?rathen’s in Brown, Green, Saxe, Beige nd Lawn Figurings,,4o-inch, 4/11 yard. F~ljß Coats and Necklets cleaned, repaired, remodelled and re-lined by ’ - Apply jxpert ‘Mail’ Charges moderate. Office. A, LL Wool Suiting, 40 inches wide, in pretty stripe etfects with plain coliurs to' tone. Ideal for the fashionable Limper Suits. Special Week-end price 5/11 yardy/ At McKay’s OLANTS now ready, in Cabbage, "• Cauliflowers; Lettuce and Leek.— lorncastle. OOK, Mr Fabner ! We have Horse U Covers from 32/6 to 42/6. See liesc to your advantage.—D. M. Re°s, ,td., Selwyn Place, SEE our special quality Horse Cover. ■ This will last. all others out.—D. ,1. Rees,' Ltd., Selwyn Place. fADiES’ Cashmere Gaiters in Fawn and Florence Mills shades. Special foek-end price 7/6. Ladies’ Sample floves in Art. Silk and Duplex winter might. Worth 3/11 to 7/6. Our Weekrid price 1/11 to 4/11. —McKay^s. HRIFTY Housekeepers. Send for Free Sample Pillow Case. No obgation. The Mills Despatch Company, ;ox 215, Te Aro, Wellington. rHE Ladies of Nelson and District already appreciate the wonderful earing qualities of Lady Vi and Lady ;eryl Hose. Save your coupons and ■ceive free Hosiery.—The Bells of -ridge-st. OSIEIIY Samples in Black Sashmere Art. Silk and Pure Silk. r orth 5/11 to 10/6. Special Week-end •ice 2/6 to 5/6. At McKay’s. B7LEXCELLO" Hose with the won■L derful extra stretch top. Ten od colours and all sizes, 3/11 pair. At cKay’s. . HELP THE ORPHANS t ARDEN FETE, St. Mary’s Orphanage Grounds, Manuka-st., SA TURIY Next, 29th March. Opening cere>ny by His Grace Archbishop Rcd)oc‘l, at 2 p.m. Side Shows galore.

THE WORKERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY THE Annual General Meeting will be held in the Nelson Institute Rooms, Hardy street, on SATURDAY, 29th Mareii, 1930, at 7.30 p.m. TAKAKA DOG TRIALS ASSOCIATION ANN UA L TRIALS Prizes £125 Cash £59 12s. Trophies £65 12s. TO ho. held on Mr G. Hanron’s Run, Dry River, Motupipi, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 9th and 10th April, 1930. Entries close on SATURDAY, sth April, at 8 p.m., with the undersigned. Programmes may be obtained from the Secretary. R. C. NALDER, Hon. Secretary. Motupipi, Takaka. Phone 56M. IF YOU ARE—INTERESTED IN PICTURES SEE OUR WINDOW MOUNT COOK. TASMAN, GLACIER, I-lOCHSTETTER ICE FALLS. SKI-ING, and “NUGGET,” the Dog of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition. IN COLOURS BROMA STUDIO