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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXII, 1 March 1939, Page 4

MR E. CHOLERTON, proprietor of “PROCTER’S,” the premier opticians. Christchurch, may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at TAKAKA, Fri. and Sat., 10th and 11th March (phone 41S); COLLINGWOOD, Mon., 13th March (phone 41S); MOTUEKA, Tues. and Wed., 14th and 15th March (phone 137 M); NELSON, Thurs. and Fri., 16th and 17th March (phone 428). Appointments can now be made by ringing local representatives. The leaves will soon be falling Winter's on its way LOUISSONS ANNOUNCE their AUTUMN and WINTER OPENING SHOW! Be in the Fashion! Be there! WOOL NEWS! In announcing the arrival of the new season’s Knitting Wools, Hurst’s call attention to the following Wool facts. The success of your knitting depends very largely upon the choice of Wool. It pays you to buy the best. Good Wool costs little, if any more than the so-called cheap kinds. Good Wool goes further—skeins contain longer lengths of yarn. Knitting good Wool is a pleasure—garments fit better, look better and wear longer. Hurst’s have been the “Wool Shop’’ of Nelson for over 40 years a long time catering for those knitters who know and appreciate the better kinds of knitting Wools. Nelson agents for the famous Ladyship Wools, stockists of Beehive, Paton’s and other good brands. H. HURST Trafalgar Street.

INSURE WITH THE “SUNINSURANCE OFFICE LIMITED THE following classes of Insurance *• granted at Lowest Current Rates; Fire: Including Loss of Profit* Rent Growing Crop* and Stacks Motor Vehicles (Comprehensive) Plate Glass Public Risk Workers’ Compensation GEORGE M. ROUT & SONS CHIEF AUKNTS, Trafalgar Street NELSON