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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 39, 18 February 1901, Page 3

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.

CLEARING Prices.— Lovely Blfck Lustres at 5/11 and 8/11 the lull dre s. Summer Serges in black and colours all to go at 3,6 tbe full dr. ss. Better qualities at 5/6 avd 7/6. Bare bargains. CLEARING Prices. —10 pieces only of Washable Prints to go at 2/8 per dozen vares. Prints and Zephyrs, usually 7d to 104 d, now 4Jd to 7Jd. Muslins irom 6jd. CLEARING Prices.— Curtain Cretonn s from BJd (reversible), Shirtings from 4"jd, Galateas from 4/11 per dozen, Serviettes 3/6 per dozen, large size Tray Clothß 1/6, usually 2/6. CLEARING Prices.— l 3 dozen large Bize White Mußlin Aprons all to go at 9d, usually 1/3 and 1/6. Large size Holland Aprons at lO^d, really wonderful value. C CLEARING prices.— Wide Silk RibJ bons 6d, usually 1/- and 1/6; real Linen Torchon L ces from 1/6 per dozen, all widths. Big reductions in Children s Millinery Pinafores, and Overalls. Genuine rednctiocs all round, including Household Linen of evory description. Remember we do not quote low p-ices vertise we can supply. The above a-e only to make a speedy cleaiance.

MRS ANSTICE, TRAFAGAR STREET. ? SSS f R^ = 818B = BTCYCTE WHY? BECAUSE IT IS SCIENTIFICALLY BUILT. Thoroughly finished and mathematically correct in every particular. RED BIRDS have won two Australs (1896 and 1900) and crossed Australia. Easy lerms. NEW ZEALAND HEADQUARTERS, WELLINGTON, Local Agont-F. MOORE Agencies Everywhere.

WANTED, for small family in Wel- T lington, a good General Servant, also housemaid willing to assist with a Baby. Apply Mrs C. Y. Fell, Brou 2 ha ™ * street. !L j NEW Year Cards and Calenders reduced to half price until end of the month, -A. OAKEY'S. llwes'TlTnen collars (Good Quality) 4 for 1/-. A Heal Bargain. J P. BLACK & SON. NELSON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF WAIMEA COUNTY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having been nominated a Candidate for a seat on the Nelson Harbour Board, I will .state briefly my opinionß on the question. If elected, I shall consider it my duty I o support the carrying out of a comprehensive scheme of permanent harbour improvement, and as far as I can judge, Mr Leslie Reynolds' No. 2 plan, if earned out, will meet the requirements of tbe district, and, according to his estimate, will be within the means of the district to carry out. I om, yours trulj, 678 W. WASTNEY. NELSON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. 1 TO THE PATEPAYERS OF THE WAIMEA COUNIY. IT is my intention to com est a seat on the Nelson Harbour Eoaid at the coraiug election. HORATIO EVEBETT. Riwaka, 14th Feb., 1901. COI nelsonTharbour board FLECTION. TO THE WAIMEA COUNTY ELECTORS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-At the request of my fellow ratepayers I ara a Candidate willing to serve you on the Nelsou Harbour Board, and to protect your interest theieon. My endeavours would be, to work in consort with lhe other members of the Board, and to support all necessary improvements to benefit both NeUon and Motueka Harbours. , Strictly carrying " out all plans " in accordance with the Engineer's specification , and commercially, not otherwise, and at all times to further and promote the progress and prosperity of Nelson, together with tLe Waimea County. Also if elected I will most strenuously support the interest of Motueka Harhour, and ratepayers to receive both just and fair treatment. Yours truly. JAMES T. MACKAY. Woodbrae, Feb. 4. 1901, NELSON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF NELSON. Ladies and Gentlemen — A.t the request of a number of citizens I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for one of the Seats on the above Board, Yours faithfully, JOHN C. MERCER. NELSON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE CITY OF NELSON. Ladies and f- entlemen. — I beg to inform you that, at the request of a number of oit zens, I am a Candidate for a seat on the Nelson Harbour Board. As you are no doubt aware, I have taken a great interest in eveiythiDg relating to the improvement of our Harbour, haviDg been one of the first to move in the matter. Should ycu do me tbe honour of electing me, I shall do my best to promote in all ways possible the welfare and prospeiity of tbe City and Districts. I am, Ladles fend Gentlemen, Your obedient servant 334 FRANCIS TKASK. HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. TO THE BUBGESSES 0^ NELSON, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN — Che late agitation fcr Harbour improvement -culminating in the employment of two tmireDt marine engineers, who have submitted plans and reports on the best method of improving— the assent given by Parliamen o the "Nelson Harbour Board Act"— the fact (as I understand) that the Government Engineers have decided on one of the larger schemes — led me to the conclusion i hat such straight, businesslike proceedings I would have pointed the issue to yon clearly enough as to the first duty of the Board when constituted. As, however, it has been suggested that candidates Bhould clearly set forth " the faith that is in them," I will briefly etate my views. 1. That the Board, after appointing a Chairman, proceed forthwith to take a poll of the district regarding the loan. And just here I would observe that with the present revenue of over £3500 per annnm, ratepayers aie practically safe from being taxed specially to meet the interest thereon, astumiDg absent is oiven ; then 2. That the scheme appioved by Government must be adop'ed by lhe Board, and the author of said scheme should have the sels control of carrying his plans to a conclusion. This to avoid anything like cavil ns to deviation of any kind or misinterpretation of specifications by a third person, and it would be the strongest guarantee you could have for a successful issue, inasmuch as the author's reputation as a marine engineer would be publicly at stake. 3. That if the harbour improvements indicated can be successfully carried out for i 60,000, there should be no hesitation on the part of anyone havng the t«ue interests of Nelson at heart freely giving her or his consent to provide means for t c immediate proeecittion of such an ihp ortant work. * m M, M, WEBSTRB.