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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 25 March 1936, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS THE BEST HOUSEHOLD COAL IN NEW ZEALAND OWEN COAL JRY FIREWOOD Kindling BLACKSMITH'S COAL PROMPT FREE DELIVERY CITY AND SUBURBS JAMES BAIRD 69 PHONES 431 DOUBLE MACHINE DRESSED GRASS SEED Perennial Ryegrass Western Wolths Italian Akaroa Cocksfoot Cow Grass White Clover Brown Top Subterranean Clover, etc. SPECIAL LINE MIXED GRASS SEED Heavy Mixture Ryegrass Cocksfoot Clovers Dogstail OATS OATS OATS Algerians Gartons Duns HORSE BEANS Blue Lupins Black Barley Partridge Peas Vetches POTATOES 281bs FOR 2/ONIONS Id PER LB. APPLES APPLES Cox Orange 2/6 Bushel Cookers 2/-, 2/6 Bushel PEARS PEARS PROMPT FREE DELIVERY CITY AND SUBURBS JAMES BAIRD 59 PHONES FOR SAL 10 ANEW LINE of 27in Wilton Carpet. (Usually 11/6). Our price 10/-yd. Wool Reversible Rugs. Large shipment just arrived, at 13/- each. 27x54 Coconut Mats (Bound). Special price at 4/6 each. Door Mats, small sizes at 2/9 each, large sizes 3/9, 4/9 and 5/9. Remnants: 50in Tissue. Special price 2/- per yard. New Morris Couch Cushions at the iw price of 20/- each. SUNDRIES: 1 Set Concrete Tubs (Special) at 30/-, Iron Kettles, large Iron Saucepan, 'ickle Jars 2/3 doz., Pickle Corks 1/dz., Hanging Aladdin Lamp £3 ss. G. P. RUSSELL & SONS. SUITS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED 5/COSTUMES DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED 4/6 BLANKETS AND RUGS WASHED AND STERILISED DOUBLE 1/-. SINGLE gd. THE MODERN STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO., Phone 1082. 6 PARERE-ST BOYS’ JERSEYS WITH TIE TO MATCH. Special British purchase. 10 dozen, all sizes, assorted shades. AT ONE PRICE SEE WINDOW 8, OR -MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW. McKAY’S THE PERMANENT UILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON (Established 1802)

TWO TERMS NOW AVAILABLE TO BORROWERS—--9 Years and 15 Years MONTHLY REPAYMENT OF INTEREST AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Per £IOO 9-year Terms .... £l3 4 Per £IOO 15-year Term .... £0 15 10 Or 5/5 and 3/8 per week respectively. BOTH TERMS OPEN TO ALL LOAN APPLICATIONS. No need for Applicants for Loans to be Members until Loan actually granted. BORROWER and NON-BORROWER MEMBERS SHARE EQUALLY IN PROFITS (allotted half-yearly). 5 per cent, profit has been declared each half-year since 1901. FULL PARTICULARS SUPPLIED on application to — NORMAN ROUT, Secretary.