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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 77, 6 October 1942, Page 4

♦ Cricket Gear t BATS by ♦ Gunn and Moore, Wisden, Sykes, | ♦ Summer; Brown btuart Surndge * 4 and N Z. Bat Co. 4 BALLS ; Wisden's Special "A," Crown, ! t Royal Corinthian and Composi- i 4 tion. T 4 Batting Gloves, Wjcket-kceping ♦ Gloves, Bails and Score Books. * : WILKINS & FIELD j 4 LIMITED. ♦ ♦ HARDY STREET NELSON. ♦ Chech Off The Reasons why you should allow u* to tost your oyos. (1) Skilled optometrist* (2) Latest methods (3) Newest equipment (4) Best style* in Glass** (5) Satisfaction guera"nteed T. W. ROBERTS Tfe* P**pl*'s Opttct** NOW* MsJmH* Th—trm, NILS©* Tfc*** $77. RADIO SERVICE ALL MAKES Of RADIO PROMPT—EFFICIENT— CHEAP*. SATtSfACTION GUARANTEEO. RADIO CENTRE AWNINGS and BLINDS. SHOPPING BAGS, SUIT CASES. Oars, Rowlocks, Anchors, Rope, Mending and Slinging Twine for Fishing Nets. FRANZENS, LTD. " Ultimate " RADIOS We still have limited supplies of new 5-volve Broadcast and Dualwave and 7-valve Bandspread Models available; also some vibrator Battery sets. Reconditioned Electric and Vibrator Sets also available. Easy Terms. KEITH WALKER, j: Our Showroom displays '< a large variety of new ; i Tonings and Shapes in •. Hi SPRING MILLINERY NO COUPONS. See Window Displays. LOUISSONS LIMITED.

if ] "All Our Past Proclaims Our Future." . It is in the past that Great Britain's solid foundations were laid, founda- ! tions of strength, courage and tolerance. These qualities are her present greatness, her guarantee of the future. It was in the past, too, that the traditions of Hurst's was laid—o tradition built on British quolity and value. The difficulties of the present preI vent us from giving o full service, but ■ we look forward to the dav when we can again offer the goods which hove made our name. Hmst's TRAFALGAR STREET. V'IiLCT —=■