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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXIII, 27 October 1939, Page 4

VIfALLY IMPORTANT Your eyesight is one of your essential assets. It is your duty to safeguard it. If it is weak then consult “PROCTERS’* (E. Cholerton) The Premier Opticians, Christchurch. Who make regular visits to Nelson. Appointments for next visit during December can now be made by ringing, writing or calling. Room 4 (upstairs), H.B. Buildings, Trafalgar Street, Nelson (phone 67). CVi« eIS ' FOR | WARM WEATHER!] 'O' ( / I NOW you can climb out of your heavy wool[len garments into fresh-as-a- ---! daisy light underwear from j Louissons. Go places this j Summer in cool and beautiIful clothing! i* ! ★ LOUISSONS FOR UNDERWEAR! LOUISSONS FOR LIGHT FROCKS! LOUISSONS FOR ALL SUMMER FINERY! LOUISSONS LTD. ft 4 / CESARINE . . . the new Idea for attractive Bedspreads. More coleurfel, more economical and GUARANTEED to wash perfectly.

Hurst's stock a range of beautiful plain colours and smart printed designs in Cesarine and can quote reasonable prices for making your plain or fancy Bedspreads. CESARINE Plain colours. 1/11 yard. Printed designs. •/I 1 yard. CESARINE BEDSPREADS From HURSTS THE WEATHER FAIR TO FINE: FROSTS POSSIBLE The official forecast predicts mainly [fair to fine weather, but a few isolated showers are still possible; temperatures cool with some frosts possible. There was a sharp drop in the temperature last night, and Nelson came near to having a late frost. Hail fell in the Motueka Valley yesterday afternoon. and light cold rain from the south fell in Nelson during the night. The minimum temperature at the Cawthron Institute was 32.2 degrees, and in colder localities it was probably below freezing point, but a frost was prevented by the wind. Light snow fell on the eastern mountains. To-day was cloudy with a cold southerly wind. It was exactly two years ago to-day when snow fell on the Maungatapu and western ranges and was followed by a frost of 4.5 degrees. It was only a light wind in the early hours of the morning which saved extensive damage to potato, tomato and other crops on that occasion. NO INFECTIOUS DISEASES ASHBURTON’S RECORD lUnited Press Association 1 ASHBURTON, This Day. Ashburton borough to-day completed a full year without the notification of an infectious disease. This enviable position is a record for the lO’».n. Until last week Ashburton County had immunity fcfr ten months The combined population of the borough and country is 19,000.