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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 29 July 1936, Page 6

MOTOR LIGHTS AND BRAKES Must be in Perfect Order for WINTER Driving Conditions Let us Provide your Car with a CERTIFICATE OF ROADWORTHINESS “GOOD EQUIPMENT DOES COUNT” MONTGOMERY’S GARAGE

A New Iron WILL MAKE IRONING A PLEASURE. Your old iron that has become rusted and lost its plating, has had its day. A new iron costs so little, and will last for many years. We have a full range of “Speedee,” “Hotpoint” and “Westinghouse” Irons in stock from 15/6, with up to 5-year guarantee. We will make an allowance on your old iron. New iron elements fitted 5/6, less cash discount. KEITH WALKER LTD. RADIO & ELECTRICAL SERVICE. FOR SALE On Behalf of Client AUSTIN 7 IN EXCELLENT CONDITION THIS is a rare opportunity to purchase one of those economical Cars at a reasonable price. INSPECTION INVITED A. G. RUTLAND, MOTOR SPECIALIST, PHONE 1089. BRIDGE-ST.

; McPherson & day LEADING UNDERTAKERS Best equipment. Cheap or elaborate funerals. Quick Service. ’Phones 1040, 1107 or 569. McPherson & day HARDY STREET. G. FLEMING AND SONS HARDY-ST. Funeral ' Directors Phone 139. Private 314. DEATHS CROMBIE. —On 28th July, 1936, Ruth, the beloved wife of William Crombie, Hataitai, Wellington, eldest daughter of Mrs and the late William Westrupp, Nelson. HENMAN.—At Richmond, on 29th July, 1936, Henry Henman, in his 92nd year HIGHT—At Nelson on 28th July, 1936, David Thomas, beloved husband of Gertrude Hight; aged 61 years.— R.I.P. ROUGHTON. —At her residence, Spring Grove, on 28th July, 1936, Sarah Jane, beloved wife of Thomas Roughton; aged 81 years.