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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 18 July 1929, Page 1

LOST ! T OS']', Wednesday, small purse contaming notes. Finder please ring 1063. He ward, T OST, Monday afternoon, small silver wristlet watch, with black moire band. Reward. Apply “Mail” Office. T OST, about 3rd July, black, long haired Collie sheep dog at Tapawcra. Rale tan spot over each eye. Name of Nig. or Nigger. Information would be gratefully received by F. Robb, Nuggety Bridge, Longford. TpOUND, more new Shoes at Cookharn House Sale. English Samples, 18/6 pair. :TU'(OUND, Genuine Bargains at Cookham House Sale. T Ladies, see English Samples, 18/6 pair. Ladies’ Hats to clear 5/11, 7/11/ 12/6. All this season’s stock row marked below cost. Genuine Bargains. -“Exce'l::.” now next Benvon’s Marble Bar, Tiafalgar-st. "IJOUND, 2 weeks oidy one-run Cleanj ■*- ing Suits, 5/-. —I.X.L. Co., Col- ! lingwood-st. MISCELLANEOUS G“RAMORHONISTS. ' Edison-Bell Needles with regulating grip, arrived ; one needle plays 40 records and better for tone and record wear. Claughton’s, Hardy-st, Get at DEE’S Sale: 450 pairs Men’s strong Tweed Trousers 7/11. Worth 12/6. Slightly damp. _ DEE’S Sale: Men’s extra strong Saddle Tweed Trousers 11/6. Best on market. D EE’S Sale: 50 doz. Men’s Felt Hats, good shapes. All at Sale Prices. DO you know that for 7/6 you can get from us a tin of Motor Enamel, any colour, and brush, sufficient for a car.—llcdley J. Savage and Sons, Hardy-st. \MOLINISTS ! New stock of Golden- ’ Strad new strings, 9d each, 2/6 se< of 4. At Claughton’s, Newman’s (Garage) Bldg* cwdSß 'T’HOUSANDS of tins Enamel, various * colours, g<Hng at 3d, 6d, 1/- tin; Brushes from 3d; Varnish Stains from 9d tin; Aluminium from lOd. Open j Friday night. Take side entrance.— Hedley J. Savage and Sons, Hardy-st. LYNX” and “Sincerity” Suits. The whole of our stock of 200 Suits offered at £1 to £2 reduction during our Genuine Sale.—T. B. Louisson. MEN’S smart Overcoats, new season’s goods. Genuine reductions of all I Coats in stock, at T. B. Louisson’s! Genuine Sale. SPECIAL To-morrow : All Wool Repps and Marocains. Usually 7/11 to 9/11. To-inorrow 3/6 yard.—Trathen’s. £JILK Georgette, All Silk. Splendid quality. Usually 6/11 and 8/6. Tomorrow 4/11 yard.—Trathen’s, O/6 Yard: Tweeds, Marlaine Dress ™ Fabrics, Repps and Oddments. Usu- j ally 5/6 to 9/6 yard.—Trathen’s. r 4JNCH"Dress Fabrics. Usually 10/11 " to 14/6. To morrow 5/11 yard.— j Tratb en’s. 0 . J . F'URTHER Reductions off Dress Fabrics, Art. Silk Chenille. Usually 10/6. To-morrow 2/6 yard.—Trathen’s. “VTISYLKA” Dress Fabrics. Usually » 7/11. To-morrow 4/11 yard.— Trathen’s. r 4-INCH Astrachan. Usually 14/6. To- ** morrow 3/11 yard.—Trathen’s. IJYJAMAS! Warm Wool and Cotton, - English make. Usually 28/6. Weekend offer 18/6. —Trathen’s. BOYS’ Reefer Coats. Week-end offer half-price, from 8/3; Boys’ Pullovers 2/11. —Trathen’s. ON THE ROAD The STANDARD 2| Ivory Calthorpe is capable of 68-70 M.P.H. (Vide “Motor Cycling.”) Models with racing engine capable of considerably''higher speeds. Also listed at* slight extra cost. RUNWELL CYCLE AND MOTOR WORKS Bridge Street. 1 Phone 476. i _ _ RHEUMATISM and kindred complaints absolutely cured by Rhu ' nerva, Health herb taken as tea. Protect 1 yourself against winter. For Free sample and testimonials send penny stamp , to Goodey and Son, Box 430, Wanganui. STEWART AND CO. We Deliver. Phone 197. 4)/YLB. Rolled Oats 7/6, 251 b Oatmeal 7/., 71b bags coarse Oatmeal 2/6, 61b best Marrowfat Peas 2/3, 901 b bag Onions 8/6, 81bs 1/-, 281 b Salt 2/3, 281 b Wash. Soda 2/6, quality Swedes 5/- cwt, ' i 561 b 2/6, 281 b 1/6, l6lb 1/-, 61b Split 1 Peas 2/5, Dakota Red Potatoes 8/6 cwt, ’s6lb 4/6, 281 b 2/6, Mixed Fowl Feed 5/9, ; Wheat 7/6 bush., 2001 b sack Pollard 21/-, I Worcestershire Sauce, pints lOd, OvalI tine 1/9, 2/9 and 4/11, 61b Sultanas 1/11, Seeded Raisins 3 pkts. 1/-, 6 pkts 1/11, ‘ IB pkts 3/9, 3 Pineapple 1/9, 31b N.Z. grown Walnuts 2/6, best Mustard (loose) 3/- lb, Canned Peas lOd, Sun Arrowroot 1/- lb, 6lb Lentils 2/6, 31b Nectarines 4/-, 31b Peaches 3/-, 31b Apricots 3/6, J 31b Whole Apricots 4/-, 31b Prunes 1/4, ' 61b 2/6, best loose Cocoa 1/3 and 1/6 I lb, 61b Pearl Barley 1/11, 61b Haricot j Beans 2/-, 121 b best English Candies 8/9, ] 561 b box Soap 14/6, large Middleeut Saijmon 1/4, 71b G. Svrup 1/10, 71b Treacle " j 1/8, “Black Label” Tea 51b 12/6, 2/8 ;lb, 3tins Peaches 3/3. , STEWART AND CO J. H. COCK & CO., LTD. i TOURS ARRANGED BY • .41,1. ROUTES Passenger Agents for the foliowitt? Companies: — COASTAL Anchor Shipping & Foundry Co., Ltd. Union S.S. Co., Ltd. (including South Sea Islands and Intercolonial). HOMEWARD Via Panama— Fsiaw, Savill and Albion Co., Ltd. N.Z. Shipping Co., Ltd. Via Suez— P. & O. Navigation Co. P. & O. Branch Service (1 Claw). ; Orient Line. j Australian Commonwealth Line (1 Claw). Via South Africa—■P. & O. Branch (1 Class). | Holts’ Blue Funnel Line (1 Class) j White Star Line (1 Class). I Aberdeen Line (2 Classes only). Via America — Canadian —Australasia (via Vancouver) Union Royal Mail (vis Han Francis oo). Via The East— Eastern A Australasian S-S. Co , Ltd BAGGAGE INSURED AT VRRT If"* RATES. | J. H. COCK & 00.. LTD 89a