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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 9 May 1925, Page 6

FOR BABY I WOOLLEN SHAWLS Made from the finest and purest Wools in a soft Creamy-White colour and in both honeycomb and fancy knit designs. These dainty Sha\Vls have recently come direct from a leading British maker, aiul are good value. Inspection invited. Prices: 14/0, 19/0, 25/0, 30/- to 42/0 TRATHEH & 60. ALL WOOL JERSEYS ALL SIZES 5/9 ■VTO matter what age your boy is, ho needs warm clothing for the winter. And if he is a normal boy he wants something not only warm but also wear proof and dust proof- Nothing fills the bill better than an ALT, WOOL JERSEY. Turn down collar with 2 button# opening. These New Zealand made Jerseys sell usually at 7/11 for the smallest size. Our price is inclusive for all sizes, from hovs of 8 to 15. 5/9 THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING AND DRAPERY, CO., LTD. HALF-PRICE FOOTWEAR

WE’VE had 2 weeks’ selling of ▼▼ Fowlds (Wellington) £2OOO Shoe Stock. Buyers delighted with such love]v quality goods at surprisingly low prices. We are continuing Sale all this month, as we have some hundreds pairs real nice lines in Ladies’ and Children s and every pair at half usual price. Rostock's, Selby and Clark’s makes are amongst the selection and you 11 find 50/- Shoes for 25/-. It’s well kno.vn, never was such a fine lot of Quality Footwear offered at such low prices. It will pay anv one to walk in and have a look over this fine lot. It may be a paying proposition. DEE AND SONS BIG BOOT AND SUIT STORE NOTICE HAVING disposed of my business to Mr R. V. Jury, I wish to thank the public for their generous support m the past, and hope they will continue their support to my successor. A. M. WELLS, Wakatu Butchery, Bridge Street. HAVING taken over the above, establishment 1 trust by supplying j the very primest of Meat, combined with strict attention to business, to | merit a fair share of public patronage. R. V. JURA. Our Motto: Quality and Reasonable Prices. TENDER ©EPARATE Tenders are invited for ™ felling two blocks of bush, approximately 250 acres in the lot. Tenders close May 25. Lowest' or any tender not necessarily accepted. CO WIN. AND WELLS, Stanley Brook. NELSON - gIrlTS’ COLLEGE r F I IENDERS are invited for formation ■ Tennis Courts, Waimea Road. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office Tenders received up to 18th May. R. CATLEY, ' Secretary. College Office. 9th May, 1925. WAKEFI ELD T/yAIMEA Collie Dog Trials will ’ ho]d their Annual Dance at Wakefield on MONDAY, 25th May (Dominion Day). Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-.

Pianist, IT. Williams. TI. RICKETTS, Secretary. “nelson acadi Fmyor music~ Estab. 1914. HARDY ST. NEW Term commences Next WEDNESDAY. Piano, Violin. Organ, Singing, Elocution. Director, Mr 11. S. CTaughton, may be interviewed next Monday and Tuesday, 11-12 n.m. 3-4 p.m. ’Phone 690. NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC TRUSTEES: Messrs 11. C, Cock, C. R, Fell, W. Rout, C. King, F. G. Gibbs, and Archdeacon Kempthorno STAFF: Principal: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. Teachers of Pianoforte — Miss V. Wilding, L.A.B. Mijss M. F. Barber, L.A.B. any! Gold Medallist, Associated Board Miss N. L. Ca verb ill, L.A.B. and Exhibitioner, Associated Board. Tea chcr of Violin, Musical Theory and Singing—J. B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. Teacher of Elocution—Miss May Macdonald. The Second Term will commence on THURSDAY, 28th May. Particulars re fees, etc., may be obtained from the Secretary. W, T- BRUNDELL, Secretary. Care Begg and Co., Trafalgar Street, VISION IS LIFE'S PRICELESS fuFT ■WHETHER you want your RYES IT TESTED, that PRESCRIPTION made up, or the BROKEN LENSES re placed, bring them to— W. MOYES, 105 TRAFALGAR STREET We afp ppf. itiperant Spectacle Pedum but Specialists in everything Optical. Alwavs at your Service. 'Phppe 35?..