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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 2 May 1934, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS SPECIAL. Country customers’ Frocks cut and fitted same day.—Mrs Marshall, H.B. Buildings. Bananas, Grape Fruit, Island Oranges. At City Fruit Supplies, Hardy-st. TAM Melons, Cape Gooseberries, ** Kumeras, Green Peas, Pumpkins. At City Fruit Supplies. REAL Scotch! Ladies’ Fine WocUlu n Gloves, genuine Scotch knit. . Fawn with large Coloured Gauntlets 5/6 pair. At McKay’s. Tt/TcKAY Value Leaders; New “Crepe Satins” for evening wear. .... Glorious new colourings. 36ins. wide, 3/11 yard. Tfy|"cKAY Value Leaders: “Windswept -ItJL Sntins” in a reversible quality, Satins and an interesting new weave, 36ins wide, 4/6 yard TVg'cKAY Value Leaders; “Krinkly Shdon ** DoUrfliffnl nom onvrrAft.o with krinkled finsli, 3bins. wide, 4/11 yard. CTRONG Unbleached Sheeting in Twill and Herringbone weaves—54in. 1/9, 1/11, 2/3 yard; 72in. 2/3, 2/6, 2/11 yard; 80m. 2/6, 2/11, 3/3 to 3/9 yard.—McKay’s. A LL Pure Wool Dark Grey Check Bed Rugs, 78in. by 56in., 9/6 each. Check Bush Rugs 60in. by 80in. 16/6 each. —McKay’s. TpLANNELETTE Blankets add extra warmth to the winter bedding. Dorma quality Blankets, 68in. by 86iu., 16/6 pair; 7t>in. by 96in. 17/6 pair.— McKay’s. Mattings for serviceable wear, 18in., 22in., 27in., 06m., mean designs and colours, priced from 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 to 4/6 yard. Sin. B.vding 4d yard. Ends sewn Tree. --McKay’s. XIOR Evening Wear! Dainty La. 6 A Flouneings in Beige, Wine and Biue, 4/11 yarn. At McKay’s. jfpULLY Sprung Upholstered Suite, guaranteed quality, latest coverings. Factory price £l6.—Freeth’s. TfIREETH’S Perambulators, guarnnt.pori 2 years, 1934 illustrated request, write or catalogue free on ’phone 311. / ''OURTEjN AY Radios at Wellington V* prices, licence free, and aerial andhot point free. —Freeth’s. • No Terrors Before Dance. —Don’t refuse that invitation or miss that special event because the date coincides with a time when you are usually “off colour.” Distress can .now be definitely relieved by Liquid Noddy, which is producing remarkable results, and in most cases restoring normality. Ask about Liquid Noddy from R. W. Martin, Chemist. jOONSTIPATION-undermining diseases cured by Morlife Ox-Blood Tablets. Blood is purified and glowing health restored. 2/6, 4/6, and 6/- from R. W. Martin, Chemist. T TGLY unwanted haif just rubbed away from arms, legs and face with Velvet Mittens. 2/3. Money-Back Guarantee.— lt. W. Martin, Chemist.

npRESPASSERS on my property situated in the Borough of Richmond, will be prosecuted. Poison laid for dogs. H. C. SCHRODER, MR FRED WOODS, Australian Evangelist. WILL continue his Bible Addresses in Hebron Gospel Hall, Lower Hardy-st., THURSDAY, 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY, 7 p.m. (Campers’ Rally) All Welcome ' W.D.F.U. mi-IE Stoke Members of the Women’s Division Farmers’ Union invite all ladies of the District to a meeting to be held at Mrs Stephens’s, “Woodstock,” on SATURDAY, sth inst,, at 2.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea. A. F. FORSYTH, Provincial President and Organiser. Prescriptions Carefully Dispensed SPECTACLES & EYEGLASSES Fitting a Speciality W. HORROCKS, 68 Vanguard Street, - Nelson Late Dispensing Optician to Thos. Armstrong and Bros, and the Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester, England. “SALON CELIA” LADIES’ HAIRDRESSERS AND TOILET SPECIALISTS, Trafalgar Street (Next Central Hotel) HWINSTONE, Christchurch, an- • nounces the opening from Bth May of an Up-to-date and thoroughly equipped Beauty Salon, which will be under the management of Miss Muirson (late of Christchurch and Nelson Salons). For appointments in all branches of Hair Waving and Beauty requirements, ring 832. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE “The Licensing Act, 1908,” and Amendments LICENSING DISTRICT OF NELSON ¥ JOHN FINGLAND, of Port Nelson, * being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Port Nelson and known as the Customhouse Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at the Courthouse at Nelson, on the Ist day of June, 1934, apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to Edward Perry, my appointee. Dated at Nelson the 2nd day of March, 1934. JUIIN FINGLAND. __ MOTUEKA LICENSING DISTRICT 'jVI’OTICE's hereby given that the next Annual and Quarterly Meeting of the Motueka Licensing Committee will be held in the Courthouse at Reefton on THURSDAY, the 7th day of June, 1934, at Noon. 0. B. A. SHARPE, Clerk, Licensing Committee. FUNERAL NOTICE nPHE friends of the late Charles ChalA lies are informed that his funeral will leave his late residence, Applebv TO-MORROW T (Thursday), at 2 p.m., for the St. Alban’s Church Cemetery, Appleby. W. E. WILKES, LTD., Funeral Directors.