LOST AND FOUND LOST— Between Wakefield and Hiwipango, unopened Number Plates. Reward.—R. Campbell Ellis, Hiwipango. LOST Black and White Collie Dog. Ring 916. LOST —Wednesday, brown leather, pocket purse, containing £1 note and silver. —Apply “Mail” Office. Reward. ABOUND in Collingwood street on Thursday evening, a purse containing a small sum of money.—Owner can have same by applying to George M. Rout and Sons. ; - lOST about fortnight ago, Gold PenJ dant, N.Z. Coat of Arms in centre. Reward.—Apply “Mail” Office. I^OUNIJ —Friday surprise at McKay’s. - Golfing sets for men, Pullover and Hose to match, regular value 57/6, Friday’s price 55/-. I^OUND— Friday surprise at McKay’s. - 34 inch coloured Winceyettes, Helio, Pink, Blue and Cream 1/- yard, worth 1/6, 31 inch striped Pyjama Cloth 1/yard. FOUND —Friday surprise at McKay’s. Ladies’ Art Silk Hose, wool-lined, 3 popular shades 2/11 pair. Pure Botany Cashmere Hose, good colours, 3/5* pair. TUIOUND —Friday surprise at McKay’s. A- All Wool Dress Flannels, in useful colours, 28 inch 3/5, 36 inch 3/11. I~AOUND— Surplus Army Goods, Bala- -■ clava 2/6, ' Wool Scarves 1/6, Puttees 6/11, Havershcks 1/9 at McKay’s.
MISCELLANEOUS Beautiful Soles to put on your own slippers.—The Leatheries, Dees' Bldgs. _ IDRIDA Y~Special! 38 inch Wool JumJL per Cloths, in the new basket weave, in effective stripes_with plain colours to tone, 3 16. yard at McKay’s. '■.TtSOOTBALLERS~and hockey players. J- —\V e stock shin pads and boot knobs.—The Leatheries. WLANKET Special at McKay’s! Just ■O a . f ew left of our special purchase “Moeraki” White Blankets, all wool and beautiful quality. Single bed 25/6, Three-quartet 1 33/6, Double 42/6. /AELERY, Celery, Celery, large white table, ’Phone 295. We deliver daily. —Nelson Fruit Co. _____ C’ AULIFLOWERS, Savoy Cabbages, Parsnips, Leeks, Lettuce, Beet, etc., ’Phone 295. We deliver daily.—Nelson Fruit Co. B~E~certain and buy your Crockery or Brushware from J. Wood and Sons, for theirs is always of good quality. You try. - MOTOR Cycle Suits, waterproof, ML from 56/-. Gauntlet Gloves 17/6; ica.vy Mackintosh Coats 42/6. —F. W. Huggins, Service Store for Men. S-INCERITYT" Petone and Maclone Coats in Navy Nap and Velour and fashionable shades. Prices from 50s to 15 19s 6d.—F. W. Huggins. f ABIES’ Underwear at specially; re duced prices. Call and see range.— W. Iluggins. I FATHER Motor Coats foTmen. Usually £7 7s. Huggins’ special price ir cash, £5 19s_6d[?ESTS~and Bloomers in great variety, V Cotton, Cotton-Silk, Wool-silk, and Vool.—F. W. 'Huggins, Trafalgar-st. sENlTyour~silk hosiery for Ladder 3 Repairs to the Silk Hosiery Depot, 'rafalgar and Bridge streets. .
CUT THE PHLEGM and ' 1 AID EXPECTORATION . by taking CHERRYMALT COUGH BALSAM double strength It gives immediate relief and is ideal fur chronic throat trouble and habitual hoarseness. Procurable at all stores in town and district. 2/6 Bottle. , 2/6 Bottle. MARTIN’S PHARMACY CASH CHEMISTS, Box 42. ------ ’Phone 6999.
DAIRY BOARD ELECTION .PRODUCERS SUPPORT THE MAN WHO FOUGHT YOUR. BATTLE _ THREE YEARS AGO, BY VOTING CHAPMAN Prescriptions Carefully Dispensed SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES fitting a Speciality W. HOR ROCKS 68 Vanguard Street, Nelson Late Dispensing Optician to Thos. Armstrong and Bro., and the Royal Eye Hospital. Manchester. England. EPSON RUGBY UNION TOWN V. COUNTRY MATCH, June 3rd. * Town teams will leave Newman Bros’. Garage as follows: Juniors 1 p.m. Seniors 2.15 p.m. Selected players to bring boots and shorts. . . FRED. J. LOCK, Secretary N.R.U. lIOULKER- AND DUKE, Architects YNVITE tenders for the erection of A Packing Shed, Redwood’s Valley. Tenders -close, at noon of WEDNESDAY, 4th June, at our offices. Nafioifil Bank Chambers, where plans may be seen. The lowest or any tender not. necessarily accepted. CITY OF NELSON Motor Drivers’ and Heavy Traffic Licenses MOTOR. Drivers and owners of Heavy Traffic Motor Vehicles are reminded that their licenses expire on SATURDAY, the 31st instant. Applications for renewal, accompanied by production of the existing license and payment of the license fee, must be made to me on or before that date. G. A EDMONDS, Town Clerk.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 30 May 1930, Page 1
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