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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 11 April 1934, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS "WINTER, Wants for Men: Fine Woollen Underwear of Quality, “Roslyn,” “Petone,” "Canterbury.” Priced from 5/11 to 19/6. At McKay’s. XX/INTER Wants for Men: Cardigans * ' and Pullovers, smartest designs, best qualities, from 8/11 to 21/-. At McKay’s. T\/TNTEPu Wants for Men: Football Jerseys for Rival, Nelson, Old Boys, Rover Clubs, 6/6; Shorts 3/9. At McKay’s. WINTER. Wants for Boys: Jerseys with Ties 3/6 to 6/6, School Pullovers 6/11 and 8/11, Quality School Hose 2/11. At McKay’s. /CHRISTCHURCH, Blenheim, and Kaikoura passengers wanted. Book now Anstice’s Motors. Booking Office, Anstice’s Bldgs. Phone SOID. /"kUR Twins have arrived; they are on show in our window. —D. M. Rees, i.td., Jiardy-st. TXORSE and Cow Covers bearing our well-earned name.—D. M. Rees, Ltd., Hardy-st. TWT forget to see our Twins, on show in our window.—D. M. Rees, Ltd., Hardy-st. Hip ENTS, Tarpaulins, and all Canvas 4 goods made on our premises.—D. M. Rees. Ltd., Hardy-st. "Vt/"E have a fine pair of Girl Twins. ” ~ See them in the window.—D. hi. Rees, Ltd., 58 Hardy-st. TOSEPHINE, Ilardy-st.: Special purchase Frocks, Coats and Woollen Goods. Call and inspect. Prices not equalled in town. |OSEPHINE, Hardy-st.: ** chase of Winter Coats, all sizes, all prices. Wonderful value. ]VJ cKAY’S Cutting and Fitting Service, an insurance against the wony of putting scissors into good materials. Enquire at Dress Counter. _ lyrcKAY’S Cutting and Fitting Service: Garments cut from “Pictorial Review” Patterns, from 2/6. Enquire at Dress Counter.

D EAI)Y Hemmed Sheets, famous Wilwear brand, 54in. by 90in. 8/6, 9/6 pair, 72in. by 90in. 11/9 pair 80in. by lOOin. 14/6, 16/6 pair. Pillow Cases Bd, 10£d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 each.—McKay’s. QUEDE Finish Fabric Gloves, with scalloped gauntlet in Grey, Brown, Black, Fawn and White, 4/11 pair.— McKay’s. warmer. Morley’s Cashmere Hose with Seamless Feet, in Gunmetal, Brown and Beaver, 3/6 pair. McKay’s. GSWEET Pea Seed: Sixty Up-to-date Giant Waved Exhibition varieties 3d per pkt., 24 beautiful named sorts for 5/-. At S. F. Bolton’s. ©WEET Pea Plants: Our 24 Giant Waved varieties, exquisite colours, strong, healthy and well-rooted, 1/6 per dozen, 10/- per 100. At S. F. Bolton’s, Sweet Pea Specialist. O'ULBS: Anemones, Freesias, Ranuncuius, Tulips, Narcissus, Hyacipths. Good strains. Also Broccoli, Cabbage and Lettuce Plants. At S. F. Bolton’s. IjILORAL Work: Wedding and Pre- . sentation Bouquets of various designs. Victorian Posies for children and adults. Funeral Emblems, consisting of Sprays, Crescent Sprays, Wreaths, Crosses, Chaplets. Anchors, Harps, Hearts, and Masonic designs. Orders executed promptly with the choicest seasonable flowers at reasonable prices at S. F. Bolton's, The Florist, Waimea-st., Ne!»son. 1 X.L., Dyers and Cleaners, visit Mo- * tueka, T. G. Stringer, Agent, Tuesdays. Collect and deliver. A UTUMN and Winter Garments, Carpets and household drapes Dyed and renovated.—l.X.L. Co., Colling-wood-st. iYNIONS, finest quality, 121bs T/-, . reliable Preserved Eggs 1/5 doz., Sliced Bacon 1/- lb, Granose 7d, Rexona Soap 2 cakes 1 /-. —Smith and Son, 57 Nile-st. INEN Tea Towels, ready hemmed, smart borders 1/5, l/4£, 1/6, 1/9 each. Coloured Border Forfar Towelling, all Linen, 31in. wide, 1/3 yard.—McKay’s. L

HPABLE Damask, 50in., 54in., to 631 n. X wide, 1/4J, 1/8, 1/11, 2/9, 2/11 yard. Pure Linen Damask 70in. wide, attractive designs, 7/6. 9/6, 10/6 yard. McKay’s. fTUTIAN Cloth for Curtains, Table A Cloths, Fancy Work, etc, natural shade, 40in. 2/3 yard, 50in. 2/11, 3/3 y£nd,_72in. 4/6 yard. At McKay’s. nhODIPLERS’ Coals, Tailored from fine JL Tweeds. Hosts of them from 13/6 to 35/- at McKay’s. MOUTERE HILLS ANNUAL SPORTS WILL be held in McKee’s Field on * * SATURDAY, 14th April, 2 pan. Tug-of-War commences early. Admission, 6d Adults. W.E.A.—NELSON CENTRE 1934 Course: “Personalities of the Romantic Movement.” "LTIRST Meeting at Education Office on A _ TUESDAY, 17th April, 7.30 pan. Subscription 6/-. Open to all. R. BEST, lion. Secretary. NOTICE /\ MEETING of the Amateur ' rrv Wrestlers and those interested will be held in the Elite Hall at 7.30 pan. TO-MORROW (Thursday). S. G. GEDYE, _ Hon. Secretary. VICTORY LODGE, No. 40

■REGULAR Meeting TO-MORROW •**" (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Social evening to follow. Visiting Brethren welcome. N OTIC E THE SALVATION ARMY, NELSON FAREWELL SERVICES to COMMISSIONER CUNNINGHAM SATURDAY, 14th, 3 p.m. SUNDAY, 15th, 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Staff Captain Pearce and Major Hunter supporting. Come in Crowds ! Prescriptions Carefully Dispensed SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES Fitting a Speciality W. lIOREOCK S, 68 Vanguard Street, - Nelson Late Dispensing Optician to Thos. Armstrong and Bros, and the Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester, England.