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LOST AND FOUND S" OST—Friday last, vicinity Belgrovc, brown and white Cocker Spaniel (female). Please communicate F. Jarrett, ‘' Mail” Office. _ T OST—Bathing suit, towel, etc., between Maitai and Hampden-st. school, via Nile and Brougham sts., on Saturday.—Finder ring 381 M. Reward. T OST—Wheel Cap off Overland car _ Will finder kindly apply “Mail” Office. TjIOUND. Cash prices. Flour 251 b 5/3, Sugar, 701 b 1A 11/-, Salmon (large) 1/-, “K” Baking Powder 1/2, Honey (new) 9d section,. Jellies 5 for 1/-, Bell and Amber Tips Teas 2/10 lb. Phone ' 68 for prompt delivery.—J. Sharp, General Storekeeper, Collingwood-st. T^OUND —McKay’s “After-sale Cleanup.” Big bargains at small prices till Saturday. lots of goods in all departments, must be absolutely cleared this week regardless of cost. “AfterSale Clear-up” at McKay’s. Y^IOUND —Men’s used Felt Hals -*• bought, any quantity.—l.X.L. Co., Collingwood-st. MISCELLANEOUS 05 PER- CENT, off any article in stock ™ this last week of sale.—F. W. Huggins. /'VDDMENT WEEK—Several odd numbers in men’s trousers offered under half price, see window.—Trathen’s. \j OTUEKA Prices are the same as at -‘■ Ta - our Nelson Store 21/- worth for 10/6. 05 PER CENT, off any article in stock ™ this last week of sale.—F. W. Huggins. DDMENT WEEK—See windows each day for fresh bargains, they must be sold.—Trathen’s. ’OAR,GAINS the biggest yet at Buxton’s Sale. Axminster Carpet Runner 36 inch 27/6 for 19/6, 25/- for 17/6, 27incli 17/6 for 12/9 and 10/9. Tapestry Runner 27inch 6/6 for 5/6, 22Ainch 5/6 for 4/11. "DUXTON’S Sale Prices mean real saviny. See window, Tapestry Beddoom ftugs 6/9 9/11 and 11/9, Reversible Bedroom Rugs 6/11 for 4/11, 8/6 for 6/11. ROWAN’S fit pram tyres while you wait, 4 tyres 4/-. —Bridge-st.

A T Buxton’s Sale—Cream Art Silk Curtain Nets, this season’s goods 2/6 for 1/11, 2/11 for 2/6, Madras Curtaining in dark shades 3/11 for 1/-, 8/6 for 2/11. TAEE’S SALE—IO/6 buys two Men’s Tobralco Shirts and Collars, worth 8/11 each. _ DEE’S SALE—Whole lot little boys’ Cotton Suits 2/11 to 4/11, worth 10/6 each. 05 PER CENT, off Suits, Hats, Shirts, ™ Socks, Hosiery, Gloves, and Underwear.—F. W. Huggins. T>UXTON’S Sale.—Bargains in Men's wear. Gents Featherweight, it air, ‘ coats 28/6 for 12/6, 2 only Gabardine Raincoats, sizes 4 and 5, 49/6 for 29/6. Men’s College grey Suits all sizes 59/6 for 45/-. r\DDMENT WEEK! Dozens of bar- ' gains in men’s wear left over from our sale, simply must, be sold, see windows.—Trathen’s. 7%/TOTUEKA people making good use nf thn Half Price . Shoe Sale.— of the Dee’s. T>RIVATE Car for Christchurch next * Sunday or Monday, returning Bth, wanted companions share expenses. — Write “Car,” “Mail” Office. _ PRICES the lowest yet at Buxton’s Sale. Sokup Tea Cloths 1/- for 9d, Bordered Breakfast Cloths 53x53 2/11, 53x70 3/9 each. Ilorrockses Pillow Cases 1/11 pair. OUXTON’S - “ — ' Sale Bargains—Lacetex JLJ ' Bedspreads for double beds 59/6 for 15/6, Crepe de Chene, all colours 5/6 for 3/11, striped Tricoline usually 5/9 for ydEVERY purchase means real saving at Buxton’s Sale. Silk and Wool Socks, size 2 only, usually 2/6, to clear 1/- pair. Extra long Art Silk Hose 3/LI for 2/6. Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 2 pairs for 2/6. Balbriggan Hose 5/11 for 3/11. VEGETABLE PLANTS Broccoli * Brussels Sprouts, Cauliflower, Celery, Kale, Leeks, Savoy Cabbage, first-class strains of each at S. F. Bolton’s. B 1 (EFORE winter comes protect your home from the elements. Get your painting done now—Now.—Ernest T. Savage (Bridge-st.). Bm EDDING PLANTS—Antirrhinums, lovely art shades; Aubrietias, Campanula, Canterbury Bells, Margaret Carnations, Delphiniums, Dimorphotheca, Geums, orange, red and yellow; Hollyhock, Larkspurs, Linarias, Lupins, Nemesias, Pansies, Portulaca; Brompton and East Lothian Stocks, Verbenas, Wallflower. Best strains of each at Bolton’s. TOP Dressing, executed in Bitumals. Estimates given.—Chamberlain and Stannard. BULBS— Giant French and St. Brigid Anemones, large Asiaticus Ranunculus, Tyacinths, a splendid mixture; Narcissus, good assortment; Tulips, beautiful varieties; English, Dutch and Spanish Iris; Freesias, etc., at S. F. Bolton’s. HAPPY Days, Childhood Days, Holidays, all registered bright and clear n Rajar Films.—Martin, Chemist. TpOOTPATHS, Tennis Courts, prepared •*- and laid in Bitumals or Laykold.— Chamberlain and Stannard. BITUMALS or Laykold sold ill 4 gal. tins or 45 gal. barrels.—Chamberain and Stannard. YOUR valued commands acted upon immediately with best results by Rajar Films. —Martin, Chemist. CONSTIPATION disappears, blood - y clears, skin freshens, digestion imroves, when you eat Yeaston Tablets. — ' Chemists, Hardy st. 'URLS of 9st. wishing to reduce to Ost. find it easy with Youth-0-onn. 6/6. —Noes, Chemist, Hardy-st. ’ 31IAPELY Figure restored by taking * Youth-O-Fi " form Capsules. 201 b reaction 6 weeks.—Nees. Chemist, Hardy-

INDIGESTION disappears when you regularly eat Yeaston Tablets. Obtainable from N.ecs, Clicmists, llardy-st. 0 pimples or shaving rash when you use Brice’s Medicated Shaving Cream. 200 shaves for 2/-. —Nees, Chemist. Hardy-sL tractor TRAC T 0 R TRACTOR PLOUGHING, Discing and Cultivating anywhere between Richmond and Belgrova. Prices Bedrock. douglas McPherson, Carrier and Contractor, Phone 20D. .WAKEFIELD,.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 23 February 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 23 February 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 23 February 1931, Page 1