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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 25 January 1939, Page 1

LOST AND FOL'ND lOST, sugar-sack clothing between J Murchison and Korere, Saturday. Reward. P.W.D. Murchison. I OST, spectacles on beach yesterday. Return to corner Beach and Golfrds. Reward. lOST. Monday, pair of glasses vicinity -* Wainui House. Reward. Wainui House. lOST. dark Jersey heifer. 2 years old. Anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 214 D. R. A. Ching. ¥ OST. between Hope and Richmond. Back-rd.. trailer tailboard, painted black. Heatherbell, 102 R Richmond. MIdCELLANEOUf |Q//* Ladies’ Suede Golf Jackets in J. «7/tl Fawn and Brown. Usually 39,6. Six only at 19/6. Glassons. ~Q //• Tailored Costumes in Navy. Brown and Black. Perfect fitting and in all sizes. Glassons. *>/l | 4/11 Ladies’ Blouses in Fuji ** *--*• Silk. Locknit, and heavy Spue Silk. 2/11, 4/11. Glassons J/| | Tweed Skirt Lengths—Coat and Costume Lengths, 9/11 and 12/6. Actually less than Half their real value. Glassono. i ’J.IRLS’ College Regulation Clothing. Blazers, guaranteed fast dye, all sizes, 17/6. Blouses in Kabe Crepe 4/6. Glassons. i MRLS’ College Navy Velour Coats. Tailored in our own workroom. Correct in every detail and at Wholesale Prices, 20/6 to 48/6 All sizes in stock. 27in to 45in. Glassons. ¥MRLS’ College Gym. Trousers in Guaranteed Fast Dye Serge, full pleats and generous hems, 17/6 to 27/9. Why pay more? Glassons. HpHURSDAY at McKay’s Sale: Mens Domo Braces. 7 dozen samples. Usually 3/6 to 5/6. Selling 2/6 and 3/6. ‘ Domo” Sports Belts 7 dozen Samples. Usually 2/6 to 5/6. Selling 1/9, 2/6. ‘‘CSPEND-to-Save"! Another lot of Big Bargains for to-morrow at McKay’s Sale. Vf cKAY Quality School and College iTI Clothing—famed for wear—now selling at Sale Prices. Regulation Outfits for Girls’ and Boys’ Colleges discounted at least 10 per cent. I3ACK to School Specials: Boys’ Navy Dominion Shorts, double seats and fast dye. all sizes, 5/11; Strong Grey Cotton Shirts 2/6. Glassons. 11 AND painted art pottery. Sole distributor. Phone 1277. lIEKE’S where Mothers Save: Boys’ A - School Hose. All Wool, all sizes, 2/6; Sun Helmets 1/3; School Caps 1/11. Glassons. I¥QYS’ Suit Special: Fox’s Navy Serge Suits, double sets and elbows, all sizes. Usually 29/6. Special offer 19/6, A few oddments in Bovs’ Suits, large sizes, each. Glassons. VI OTHERS! It will pay you to remexnber that Glassons sell all College Clothing at Wholesale Prices and every article is fully guarantede. Glassons.

j AVnSEK-End Specials : Men's Navy ? T Doctor Underflannels 4/11; Parisian and Sander Ties 1/6; Interlock Sports Shirts 1/11. Glassons. ‘VM/'EEK-End Specials; Men’s Sports Coats 19/6, Grey Flannel Sports I Suits 29/6, Nelson College Old Boys’ Blazers 22/6. Glassons. VV'EEK-End Specials: Two winners in Men's Shirts—Good patterns, 2 Collars to match Usual 5/11 Quality now 3/11; 10/6 Quality 5/11. Glassons. MAITAI BOWLING CLUB I ELECTRIC LIGHT TOURNAMENT Maitai Green TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 7 o’clock Names in by 6.45 p.m. SENSATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT! :DANCE : LAURI PADDI And His Famous RADIO BAND Now on NZ. Tour I PLAY AT THE VELMA HALL THURSDA 26th JANUARY j 8 Players, using an Agfregale o! 32 Instruments Send in your Requests NOW to— LAURI PADDI. C/0 MASONIC HOTEL. NELSON i See this Sensational Band in Action, f eaturing the Current Comedy Numbers “Twenty Years a Chambermaid.' i “They’re Tough. Mighty Tough, in the Best.” I MISS ELIZABETH HENDERSON ■ \\ r ILL resume Teaching Dancing in ** Rechabite Hall on SATURDAY. 28th inst.. at 9.45 a m All branches of Fancy and National Dancing taught. PHONE 1527 j VISIT OF QUEENSLAND BOWLERS J>OWLERS wishing to join the 1 9 Theatre Party to the above may obtain particulars and tickets from Mr A. H. Crawley Centre President. R. W. STILES Secretary. MURCHISON COUNTY COUNCIL ABOLITION OF RIDING ACCOUNTS ! IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Murchison County Council neld on the 19th day of January, 1939. the following Resolution to abolish Riding Accounts was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held at 10 a m. on Thursday, the 16th day of February, 1939. at the Council Chambers, Fairfax Street, Murchison RESOLUTION “That in exercise of the Powers vetted i.i it by Section 2 of the Counties Amendment Act. 1931, the Murchison County Council hereby resolves by way of SPECIAL ORDER as follows: “ ‘That Sections 121 and 131 of the Counties Act. 1920, shall not apply to this Council.’ ” j Dated at Murchison this 23rd day of January, 1939. J H. McAULIFFE, County Clerk.