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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 13 March 1936, Page 4

| E. CIIOLERTON V? Optical specialist, proprieto- of I | “PROCTERS” , fe the premier opticians, Christ-' p church, may be consulted on all j § defects of eyesight at — i H MR STOHR’S PHARMACY, Mo- 1 f tueka, Wednesday, 11th March, !!:),30 a.in. to 5 p.m. POST OFFICE HOTEL, Collingwood, Thursday, 12th March, 1.30 to 5 p.m. MR SCOTT’S PHARMACY, Takaka, Friday and Saturday, 13th and ~ 14th March, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aps pointments can now he made by « ringing the above, lii—i miiMiiPiiwiiinnn iinmn—uniin mi m vitTJ mm mm lit You are especially invited to view our special display of advance Autumn styles. You will be interested in these delightful new * models—Coats, Costumes, Frocks and Millinery.

TD Of .£<5515 105 TRAFALGAR STREET

0000 USED Austin 15.9 Saloon, 1935 model, appearance and condition as new, at a big saving on new price. Austin Saloon, late model, metal body with sunshine roof. Carefully driven by one owner. Good value at £135. Austin Fabric Saloon, very well kept and in good mechanical condition. Only £95. Also: Morris Minor Saloon, Standard 6 Sedan, Whippet A Sedan, Pontiac 6 Sedan, Oldsmobile 6 £:dan, Dodge 4 Tourer, Dodge 4 Sedan. TERMS AND TRADES ARRANGED. ! AND CO., LTD. i BRIDGE-ST., - NELSON. ! PHONE 557.

T 4* 4 ii % Fine, soft and durable. For baby’s delicate skin, soft caressing Flannels that will not irritate. All y.nre wool, White, dainty and non shrinking. POLAR FLANNEL, a soft French finish, 20in wide. 2/6 yard. “NEW ERA,” the finest “Doctor” Flannel, 2!)in wide. 3/3, 3/6 yatd. “PLUNKET” FLANNEL, New Zealand’s dainty Flannel made by Roslyn, 28in wide. 2/6, 2/9, 2/11 yard. ST’S TRAFALGAR STREET.