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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 21 February 1935, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS WANSBONE'S, Trafalgar-fit. English Magazines and Periodicals arrived this week. Quality Stationery kept. .. FOR- Repairs to Electrical, Plumbing, Roofs. Gutters, Drains. Phone 327. 11. J. Flatt. Prompt attention. ERT Tomlinson, “The Trouser King.” Value always here.—Bert Tomlinson, Ilardy-st. TONG OLEUMS, new patterns, 3/11. ■> Heavy Inlaid Linoouin 8/11. At Boyce’s. MILLWOOD Mattresses—Single Bed size 2 7/6, Double 37/6.— Boyce’s, EVERAL new,, natty designs and colourings in Axminster Bedroom Carpets, LL things necessary for Jam-mak-ing at Cooke and Sons, Ltd. PRESERVING Pans, Jars, Jam Jars, Rings, Covers, etc. At Cooke and Sons, _____ ' ET Paint and Wallpapers at the Royal Blue House.—Cooke and Sons, 3-itd, T - ENNIS for the week-end—Racquets, Ba 11s, etc., at Cooke and Sons, Ltd. DON’T scrap the old Pram. Bring it to Cowman’s. We can make like new from 15/- upwards.—Bridge-st, C" OWMAN’S Prams made of best British materials from 60/-. Inspection invited. Catalogues Free. C’ OWMAN’S Push Chairs the best procurable, from 30/- upwards. Made on the premises. Inspection invited. ISS"’Wearing, The Floral Studios, for Bridals and all Floral work. Flowers telegraphed all parts. Dominion. Telephone 1032. Residence 293. MILLER’S. Maids’ Navy. Cotton Gym. Frocks, round thread, linen finish, fast dye. Sizes 24in. to 39in., 4/11 to 6/5. MILLER’S Clearance of Summer Frocks. Voiles. Taffeta Silk, Marocains, Art. Silks. Prices from 5/11 to 19/6. MILLER’S Special Offer: Fine All Wool Worsted Tailored Costumes, Navys and Blacks. Exceptional value. Greatly reduced. From 50/- to 59/6._ KALAMAZOO Peaches 3d lb, 4/6 case. Best Potatoes 281bs 2/-. Walnuts 6d lb. Pickling Onions. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. Ring Smith and Son, 57 Nile-st-., for immediate delivery. CREAM can be kept fresh by using our Cream Preserver. Very economical. 1/6 bottle.—Smith and Son, Nile-st. SOAP, 3 large bars best Household 1/9, Velvet Soap 6d, St. Mungo 1/3, 5 large cakes Bath Soap 1/-, Washing Soda 81bs 1/-, 5 large Sand Soap 1/-. Smith and Son,. Nile-st. GINGER, Preserved lOd lb, Mildura Sultanas 6d lb, Seeded Raisins 6d pkt.. Dates lb. Stoneless Dates 5d lb, Pineapple 6d tin. Syrup 7d, Rolled Oats 41bs lid.—Smith and Son, Nile-st. TT OUSEWIVESEWe sell at cheapest prices. Phone or leave your order. No extra cost for our prompt delivery. Smith and Son, Nile-st. FURNITURE FOR PRIVATE SALE OWNER leaving Nelson will sell following ai’ticles. No reasonable offer refused: Practically new Dark Oak Extension Refractory Table and four Chairs with Upholstered backs (cost £l7 10s); Oak Sideboard (three cupboards); three-piece Chesterfield Suite, practically new loose covers; 9x12 Wilton Carpet with felt; Axminster Rugs; Oak Tallboy; Dinner Waggon; large Mirror; English Pram; Cot. Inspection invited. Ring 1144, - THE~TAHUNANUI TOWN, BOARD Dog Tax Collector A PPLICATIONS addressed to the undersigned will be received up to Noon on WEDNESDAY. 27th instant, for the above position. The remuneration is at the rate of 1/- per Collar, and the position is for one year. R. BROWNLIE, Town Clerk. 1 PRICE 2 day FASHIONS—MILLINERY At AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES BUXTON'S MISS LOUISSON “THE BASSINETTE” for Bargains in Infants’ Outfits: — Winceyette Gowns 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. Flannelette Barras 1/11, 2/3, 2/6. Flannel Barras 3/6, 3/11. 4/11, 5/6. Silk and Wool Vests 1/9, 2/-. Nursery Squares 5/11, 6/11, 7/11, 8/6 to 15/6 dozen. Flannel Squares 1/6, 2/- each. Flannel Binders 6d and 1/- each. Rubber Sheeting 2/-, 3/11 yard. Plunket Petticoats and Gowns stocked. Mail Orders receive prompt attention. Satisfaction assured. THE TAHUNANUI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE GARDEN PARTY SATURDAY, 23rd Feb., 2 p.m. Council Reserve, Golf-rd., TAHUNA Side Shows. Stalls. Competitions. Fun for tho Kiddies Lucky Spot. Admission Free. Afternoon Tea 6d. The Pipe Band will be in attendance. Buses will run at frequent intervals to the Reserve. ~ ~ GRAND - FETE TRAFALGAR PARK WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, 27th Feb., commencing 8 o’clock (To raise funds for the local Y.M.C.A.) Tho Biggest Attraction yet held at Trafalgar Park. Watch advertisement for further particulars. FUNERAL NOTICE J IIHE friends of the late Mrs Henry A Fowler are invited to attend her funeral, which will leave her late residence, Wakefield. TO-MORROW (Friday), 22nd February, at 9.45 a.m., for St. Joseph’s Church. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. McPherson and day. Funeral Directors. /"lOLDS, Hay Fever. Asthma cured by v - / ‘Asthona. Prevents Consumption.— Paul Proprietary, Ferry Bldgs., Auckland. Stores or all chemists. 2/6,