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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 18 June 1936, Page 8

SEE THESE! . A big window full of interesting new weaves, in rich Silks for evening wear. , M 36in wide Crepe Satin Selina. 2/11 yard. 36in wide Metal Patterned Crepe. 2/11 yard. 36in wide Treebark Crepe. 3 2/11 yard. 36in wide Taffeta Poult. 3/9 yard. 36in wide Tinsel Crepe Raye. 3/11 yard. 38in wide French Ring Velvet. 6/11 yartL 36in wide Metal Lame. 7/11 yard, 36in wide Uncrushable Velvet. •. 13/6 yard. “THE SILK CENTRE.” / CA

If you are, you need to have your ey e s ex - amined and perhaps new glasses fitted. The old ones are probably not now suited to your sight. See us now, and we 11 help you to see better. WM. DAWSON F.8.0.A., FS.M-C. a-ond.) 92 Hardy Street, NELSON. ’Phone 410.

WHAT WILL YOU PAY FOR SUCCESS? M •> /CONSIDERING the tremendous rewards, the price of success in business is remarkably small, and you pay it only once; the penalty of failure is enormous, and you pay it all your life. ACCOUNTANCY \. QUALIFICATION—the one infallible key to successcan be achieved at a small expenditure of money and time, if you enrol with Hemingway’s. Hemingway’s outstanding recordover three thousand successful students in the past five years alone 1 - is your best guarantee of sound tuition. No classes to attend. Nf? text books to buy. Decide now to make the small investment that will assure for you rapid promotion and high Write for Free Book, “Accountancy,” to — HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, ;. P.O. Box 516, - - AUCKLAND. A. R. TUFFNELL PLUMBER, Queen-st., RICHMOND. “WHERE THE GOOD TANKS COME FROM” 400, 600, 800 and 1000-gallon TANKS in stock or at Shortest Notice. *>■: For All Classes of First-Class Plumbing Work ■ ■). Ring— t 25 RICHMOND or 363 A NELSON

170 UND: Newman’s Christchurch Service Cars equipped with latest Wireless. Perfect reception of programmes from 2YA and Newman Bros., Ltd. ’Phone 124, 1078 (1109 all night).