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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 26 January 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, ETC. Sessions Daily: 2 and 8 p.m. Pbone 186. [ Deaf Aid Installations FINALLY TO-NIGHT A Majestic unit programme including Air Mail News : Historical Mystery Musical : Cartoon : “Crime Doesn’t Pay” and HERBERT MARSHALL VIRGINIA MARY BRUCE ASTOR Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer | “WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN" j Recommended by tire Censor for Adulls j COMMENCING 9 p.rn. TO-MORROW ~ A sweeping cavalcade of entertainment Pulsing with adventure, thrills excitement and glorious romance “THE TEXANS” | “THE TEXANS” i Randolph Constance SCOTT BENNETT May Robson : Walter Brennan In addition l" MC)RE _ “Majcstic” SHORTS j BOOK NOW “There’s sure to be a crowd” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PUBLIC NOTICES RELIABLE USED CARS L 937 Morris 8 Saloon £2OO 1035-36 Morris 8 Saloon £lB5 1937-38 Austin 7 Saloon £195 1D34 Morris 8 Roadster £125 1931 Singer Junior Saloon £95: 1928 Cliev 4 Tourer £BO Buick 4 Roadster £SO j Buick Light Delivery £3O J Morris Cowley Coupe £45 i Dodge 4 Tourer £55 Plymouth Colipe £95 Morris 8 Van £125 Special 1937 Chevrolet Touring Sedan. Mileage only 7.000. A wonderful buy. VINING AND SCOn WAIMEA STREET. NELSON Phone 777 TRATHEN’S SALE SILK BARGAINS iuuu yards CANTON CREPES, attractive Stripes and Checks. Washing Colours. Usually 1/6 Sale Price 1/3. 40 pieces SILK CREPES, Spun Art Silks, unerushable Crepes, etc. Plain and Fancy Usually 1/- to 3/6. Sale Price 10Jd. SPUN SILKS, in Checks and Stripes Fast Colours. All Silk, 100 yards only. Usually 2/6. Sale Price 1/6. 500 yards FANCY SILK LINENS, Spots. Florals, Slubs Good quality. Usually 2/3 to 3/G Sale Price 1/6. PLAIN SILK LINENS, 10 pieces only Self Slub and Fancy Weaves Usually 2/3. Sale Price 1/3. TRATHEN’S “SPEND-TO-SAVE” SALE “SPEND-TO-SAVE” SALE “SPEND-TO-SAVE” SALE LADIES’ LOCKNIT UNDERSKIRTS In superior quality, Opera top and round neck styl.es gored from shoulders. In shades of Maize, Sunkist, Green, Creme and Black. S.W. to O.S. 46in in length. Usually 8/11 and 9/11. Special 4/11 McKAY’S SALE McKAY’S SALE OUOIOIi KUOS A RK a Special Feature of our present * * display, combining a Wealth of Colouring and Design not previously equalled. Bedside Rugs 10/6 to 37/6 Living Room Rugs 13/6 to 45/-Self-Coloured Mohair Rugs 22/6 to 60/* RUGS FOR EVERY NEED ■—at A. 11. BOYCE. 55 BRIDGE STREET. FOUND A WELCOME to Visitors and Camp- ' * ers and Free Samples. GRAINGERS CIDER & WINE CELLARS. Page's Lane, off Hardy Street. Telephone 1315 Nelson I*. A O. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Sydney to London via Australian Porta. Colombo. Bombay. Aden. Egypt Marseilles. Gibraltar. Tangier and Plymouth All vessels may call at any port on or off the route, and the route and all sailings are subject to change ot deviation wilh or without notice FIRST SALOON SECOND SALOON TOURIST CLASS 22.284 STRATH AIRD* bn STRATH ED EN'*d MALOJA'hd STRATHALLAN*. MOOLTAN'brt STRATHNAVER*< N ARKITNDA’d COMORIN CATHAYtcd 23.722 20 914 23.722 20 962 22 283 18.632 15 241 I 5 225 Feb 18 t First and •second Saloon 'First Saloon and Tourist Class. Calls—« Pori Sudan b Hobart c Probnbiv Hobarl d Malta Fares New Zealand ; London - Firsi Saloon from Second Saloon from 676, Tourist Class from t’4ft All Fares plus Exchange and lax. J. H. COCK & CO. LTD Agents