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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 30 May 1930, Page 7

y \ I Buxton’s Great Sale Don’t forget! This is a real clearance of all Drapery, Furnishing and Furniture! There never have been such bargains. See our window display! IS THE BIGGEST MONEY-SAVING EVENT IN NELSON AND MOTUEKA DON’T MISS IT. i.’<[IIIIIlIlinilCJIIIlIlllllllHllllllllllllEJIIllllllllllE3llllll!IIIIIC3llllllilHilSJIlHllllllHnillllllllll^ | YOUR “AT HOME SILVER- § I WARE FROM HUNTER’S I Nothing tends to mar an occasion as much as shoddy Silverware- The joy of a ‘dressed’ table can bfe. S yours—gleaming silver on snowy cloth— —not top ex- g pensive a luxury either! = As a gift too, you’ll find sets to suit the recipient, g at a price that will suit you. ;5 | 44 HARDY STREET, NELSON./ E g r iiiiiiiiiiiic3niiniiiiiic3iiiiiiuinic3iiiiiiiiiiiic3iiimmi«icai|i|»iiijiiiH»iiiiiiiiiiiciiMiiiuiiHHy<s

Hi! [The success of “Amber Tips” is far greater than it was twenty-five ycanj ago, when our first n< tea-dust” exitracto? was imported for treating the FINE tea: with which “Amber Tips” is blfended* No mechanical appliance can-make up for way, deficiency in Nature’s handiwork, and for tea there is no substitute. The rich, fragrant flavor of “Amber Tips"•o refreshing and healthful—and the pffl" pounced economy, have, for their, inception, the extreme care expended on securing die choice plucking s of Ceylon’s best crops. Bounteous Nature alone provides in quantities the fine leaf of which Amber lipr 5 is blended. J W One Qpattty Ontg esr Bonzoj the Pup. THIS SETTLES it; I'LL WRITE CHEEKIE MOW AMD BREAK IT OFF* I MADE IT WITH M"/ OWN FAIR PAWS, BOMZO! you DIVINE KID CL rj rJ IflyrnrarVUP) THIS PIE’S SETTIN’ IN ME LIKE A YOUNG ELEPHANT IN A ■PEANUT! ~T r l' 1 •*T'r ZAT YOU.CHEEKIE ? COME RIGHT AROUND, YOUR BONZO ISN'T FEELING WELL ! Tk -ss;