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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13995, 27 January 1916, Page 3

Clearance of / Dress Cottons. This little list of Bargains will give you some idea of the values offering at our end-of-season Clearance. Navy Prints, standard makes, fast dyes, special, 6d. yard. Nurse Cloths, in narrow stripe and plain colours, 30 in. Bd., 9d. yd. Drilldttes, 32 in. wide, good qualities, 7£d, 9d., lOd. yard. Woven Zephyrs, a strong useful material, Bd. for 6tl. yard. Black Striped Voiles, the latest novelties, 1/6 for 1 /-, 1/- for 7-Jd yard. Delainettes, the new large spot design, 1/- now 6d. yaid. Costume Fabrics in Navy and Black Strpes, 9£d for 6d. yard. Cotton Shirting, all Wliito Stride, 32 in., special B£d. yard. Hardy Street, Nelson. Art in Furnishing! Are you in search, of Highgrade Furniture? If go. you will find our Prices very attractive. All the standard styles and new ideas in Bedroom and Dining-room Suites, — as well as Single PiecesCombine the most comprehensive display to be seen anywhere. Page and Sons, NELSON. MASONIC HOTEL NELSON. UNDEE NEW MANAGEMENT. MR. E. A. SCOTT, late of Wei- i lington, begs to intimate to his friends and the public geuerally that he has taken over the above " Hotel. The house has been extensively renovated, and Tourists and Travellers will find every comfort and convenience. Visitors are requested to send advice before arrival. All communications promptly attended to. All Local Beers and Speight's ! Superior Brands of Wines, Spirits and Ales. ■ R, A. SCOTT, Proprietor. I «BND i YOUR NAME and Half-a----j Crown to "The Colonist" Jobbing ; Department and in return get Rubber 9tamp and Linen-marking Outfit Oom<Slete. RUBBER STAMPS.—PIace your •*■*'- orders with us and encourage Local Industry. Numerous designs to •el'jct from. ' "The Colonist" Jobbing Deparimant.