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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 10 April 1930, Page 9

BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN SHADES AND SOUND VALUES IN NEW HOSE See Buxton’s Latest Shipment of Hosiery. CASHMERE HOSE, in S'ilver, Suede, Mushroom, Fawn and Nutmeg. 3/11 pr. ST. MARGARET’S ART. SILK HOSE, lined Wool, in Grey, Gunmetal, Mushroom and Nutmeg. 4/11 pair. PURE WOOL WOLSEY BLACK GYM. HOSE, 5/6. Also Brown, 6/6 pair. ART. SILK HOSE, with Lace Clock, 4/11 pair. In Peach, Mushroom Tan, Grey, Gunmetal. LARGE VARIETY CHILDREN’S CASHMERE SOCKS. WOLSEY SPORTS SOCKS. 3/6, 4/6 pair. NAPPA GLOVES, with Nantwich gauntlet. 9/11 pair. SPONGE ABLE NAPPA LINED WOOL FUR CUFF. * 17/6 pair. And in the Fancy Section. NEWEST LACE, for dresses, with circular flouncing. 15/9 yard. / 19/9 dress length. NEWEST BUTTONS AND BUCKLES JUST RECEIVED, ALSO CREPE DE CHINE KILTED COLLARING. E. Buxton & Co, Ltd. ■ NELSON AND MOTUEKA. For Your Guidance in Selecting the Ring. iff i IT, - '■si. r* K 1 m - MS r/r A mAp. n Your .fiancee’s taste of course is the primary consideration, but nb matter how different her taste may be from others, there is a Ring in keeping with it, at Hunter’s. Whole trays of scintillating gems await yqur choice, flawless and refined and in beautiful set' tings that will defy social criticism. Each and every one a Ring “she” will treasure and be proud of. ALEX. HUNTER 44 HARDY STREET, sa i - -•• NELSON.

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