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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 23 February 1931, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS 1 “AFTER-SALE 1 1 I CLEAN-UP” |, i at i 1 ; McKAY’S! 11 1 BIG BARGAINS at !. SMALL PRICES! ,i 1 f WAIT FOR FURTHER 1 I PARTICULARS. I ' McKays MRS. T. B. LQUISSON Bridge Street. NOW SHOWING NEW SEASON’S COSTUMES In shades of Nigger Brown, Black, Navy, and very smart Tweed. S.S.W., S.W. W. and O.S. sizes. REASONABLY PRICED FROM 42/6. CHEAP GRAIN FEED BARLEY 15/6 per 2001bs (sacks 6d). 11/8 per 1501bs (sacks 4d). 4/3 per Bushel. PARTRIDGE PEAS 17/6 per 2001bs (sacks 6rl). 5/6 Bushel. MIXED GRAIN 22/- per 2001bs (sacks 6d ; . 5/9 per Bushel of 501bs. KIBBLED MAIZE IS/9 per 1631bs (sack in). 5/6 Bushel. CASH ABUNDANT SUPPLIES OF Machine Dressed and Clipped ' AUSTRALIAN ALGERIANS . COLLEGE ALGERIANS ORDINARY ALGERIANS —Also— Farmers Dressed Algerians Heavy Bright Gartons Vetches and Horse Beans LUPINS 6/6 Per Bushel. NEW SEASON’S Double Machine Dressed RYEGRASS, WESTERN WOLTHS, COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS, Etc., Etc. Also good supply of MIXED GRASS SEED For Surface sowing. JAMES BAIRD

ARRIVING BY S.S. SOMERSET: BASIC SLAG. NORTH AFRICAN PHOSPHATE. SULPHATE OF AMMONIL SULPHATE OF POTASH. MURIATE OF POTASH. POTASH MANURE. KAINIT. At Bedrock Prices. NOW BOOKING ORDERS, JAMES BAIRD GOLFERS THE opening day is drawing near and I am in attendance daily for instruction. Have your Clubs ovcrliau ed and play better Golf. Hie steel shafted Clubs are the talk of the City. LINDSAY ROSS, Resident Professional. Club House, Tahunanui. FRUIT EXPORTERS PLEASE note that the ROUND GREEN STICKERS, A. B, and C, are to be used on the varieties “Cox’s Orange,’’ “Granny Smith, and Rokowood” only. All other varieties for the United Kingdom musi bo sf if! ered with the OBLONG GREEN STICK EES A, B, nnd C according to ! '/r. II GREEN STICKER D is lo 1 all varieties to the Unil.d sizes 234, 252 and 270. lOUND ■ used for Kingdom, ; SPACE AMENDMENT’S: Growers are reminded that all amendments to space must reach the Nelson Office not later than 28th February. J. R. BRUNT, Shipping Supervisor. Catarrh of stomach effectively treated with Yeaston Tablets, which act as direct antidote to poisonous secretions.— Nees, Chemists, Hardy street.*