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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 20 February 1931, Page 9

BUXTON’S GENUINE SUMMER SALE All Stock Drastically Reduced for a Big Clearance SILK MAROCAIN AND WOOL GEORGETTES. Usually 5/6. To clear 1/-. CREPE DE CHINES, all colours. Usually 5/6 to 6/1 1. To clear 3/11. FINLAY’S SHEETING, 80in. Usually 4/6. Sale Price 2/11. HORROCKSES PILLOW CASES. 1/11 pair. HORROCKSES CIRCULAR PILLOW COTTON. Usually 2/11. Sale 1/11 yard. KAYSER PURE SILK GLOVES. Usually 8/6 and 10/6. To clear 3/6. 2 only GENTS' FEATHERWEIGHT WATERPROOF COATS. Usually 28/6. Sale 12/6. SAMPLES OF LADIES’ NECKWEAR, Collars, Vestees, Fronts, etc. Usually 4/6 to 7/6. Sale 1/6 and 2/6. AXMINSTER RUNNER, 36in, superior quality. Usually 27/6. Sale Price 17/6 yard. 1 only WILTON CARPET SQUARE, 9xl 0. Usually £ls/10/0. Sale lOgns. 24 only LADIES’ COTTON FROCKS, short and long sleeves, sizes 38 and 40. Sale Price 4/6. 24 only LADIES’ COLOURED CREPE NIGHTDRESSES, in Pink, Sky, Helio and White. 2/6. MAIL YOUR ORDER IF YOU CANNOT CALL. E. SUXTON & CO. LIMITED. NELSON AND MOTUEKA. U ■rr \ M Everlasting' Memories The Engagement THE RING Of all occasions, which is more cherished than the memory of the engagement? A ring will preserve the happy recollections. A diamond is always the appropriate—we have some lovely “Solataires” and “Clusters,” and of course they’re wonderfully set. ALEX. HUNTER JEWELLER. 44 HARDY STREET, NELSON. APPLE PICKERS AND PACKERS! Try our rubber finger tips, out on their own for quick picking and packing. All sizes, 2/6 per dozen. ORCHARDISTS! When spraying, use rubber acid gauntlets, only 8/6 per pair. GOODRICH SERVICE STATION CORNER BRIDGE AND COLLINGWOOD STREETS, NELSON. V/E ARE RUBBER SPECIALISTS. '' ' * ■ Linen \HI V./Pk white m: r a- ' * I MM ITT Ue

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