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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 78, 24 June 1943, Page 6

CHOOSE the Engagement Ring at HUNTER'S. Because we are known for the selections we offer, because our prices ore always reasonable, because our unobtrusive advice is always welcomed. Hunter's are acknowledged as the ring centre of Nelson. Cal! now and see the new styles in Engagement Rings. ALEX HUNTER HARDY STREET NELSON.

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Today HE Died! WHAT DID YOU DO FOR FREEDOM TODAY? Wed, how about It ? Count it up . . . all you’re doing to win the war. Can you do more, can you ? Won’t you lend more to help dean this thing up ... to hasten its end ... to bring our men back home sooner; that’s what this 3rd Liberty Loan is about .. . war winning, victory, peace. How about every penny you can scrape together NOW, TODAY. Mister, this job is your job, and It’s urgent! 3 rd liberty loan £35,000,000 2*% or 3% STOCK —£lo and £1 BONDS—NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS DiiHn* t*« currency at this Loin, NitlenaJ Wir Sivfnfi Contribution! will bi credited to the Liberty Loin. INVEST QUICKLY-DON’T POSTPONE IT ANOTHER DAY 5 1. The farmer is the backbone of any country . . . especially in times of war. Those hours of gruelling toil mean meat and drink for the fighting forces ... for the vast army of civilian workers in industry. 2. After a long day of ploughing,. Bill loses no time in having an all-over wash or bath with Lifebuoy. Bills knows, like thousands of other country folk, that The man who feeds a nation there’s nothing like Lifebuoy’s health* invigorating lather to get rid of sweat and grime as well as the tiredness that follows a hard day’s work in tho fields. 3. Really clean and fresh, Bill is ready to enjoy a romp with the kiddies Before the evening meal and later to spend a few hours with that new book on fertilisers. ft F PEOPLE IN VIGOROUS JOBS PREFER LIFEBUOY IN THE ORIGINAL DOUBLET FORM LEVER BROTHERS (N.Z.I, LIMITED. PETONE. W.SJ.MZ

ONLY 2 DAYS TO GO! JMY GREAT CHANCE *-■' £SOOO ART UNION ALLUVIAL GOLD CLOSES: 26th JUNE, 1943 DRAWN: 7th JULY, 1943 By license issued urxhr Section 42 of "The Gaming Act. 1908." OBJECTS: To raise funds to the ax tent of the profits availabla for tha objects to ba specified by the Hon. Minister of Internal Affairs. Secretory; N. McArthur. P.O. Box 110, Wellington. Treasurer: B. L. Hammond. P.O. Box 110, Wellington. P/eose send me tickets In “MY GREAT CHANCE” Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose Postal Note for £ i , also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted In payment of tickets.) (Mr., Mrs. or Miss)