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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15000, 22 February 1919, Page 2

"ALL SET" "yi7"tt have just, landed Ehe iiuest lot of Traveller's Samples we have seen since the Avar broke out. Lines entirely new to Nelson, and quite exclusive. BRUSHWARE, in Ladies' Hair Brushes, Gents' Military Brushes in sets of two or singles, Nail Brushes, and Clothes Brushes—all of an unusually good quality. ANTIMONY WARE.—Things- really new and nice. Leather Goods, including smart Suede Handbags, Purses, Wallets, Pocket Belt Purses. NEW TOYS AND GAMES. Many Hundreds of Articles altogether. These are goods of a distinctly superior order, and -will appeal to people of refinement and taste. AT "Novelties" No. 1 1 , HARDY STREET. J^IDERS of Harley-Da^dTon "Ind Indian Motor Cycles can now procure Clincher *'Dreadnoughts" in 28in x3. Sold fey the trade only. ■RLOUSES, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear -*-" Stockings, Sox, Bibs, Cosies' Duchess Sets, best Photo Frames etc —Fleming and Sons'. JT is the scientific construction and splendid quality of Clincher Cross Motor lyres which makes them so serviceable, resilient and speedy. Examine the gripping tread.—Hay ward Bros. <^ d,(?, 0 -' Ltd -> Christchurch, Wholesale Distributors. . Y OUR m°tor tyre bills will bo fewer if you use Clincher "Gross Tyres ; tiie reliable North British production famed all over the world for long service, road-grip, speed and comfort. YOUR motor cycle will run "best on Clincher "Dreadnought" Tyres— the high-grade North British make. They are the most economical for long service—in all sizes from any dealer. TVfOTOR Car Owners! Examine the 4-tjl g ri pping tread of Clincher Cross lyres—made by the Empire's largest Rubber Company. | GARDEN Hose that does not burst or crack is the North British Rubber Co.'s—famed for its long service. Sold by all dealers. NAVY LEAGUE. rHE Navy League invites subscriptions! from all local bodies and the public towards a fund for the relief of dependents of men of the Eoyal Navy, There ara a great number of widows and fatherless children of Naval and Mercantile Marine1 mea who urgently need help Our gallant sailors both of the Navy and Mercantile Marine have been largely instrumental in saving our Empire from disaster. Eemembsr their dependents. Subscriptions should be sent to the Hon, Tr asurar Mr <^CIL KING, National Bank, or to H. E DONCAN, Hon. Secretary, Hardy street

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