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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 170, 29 July 1901, Page 3

Mothers — Children Rejoice in the cleansing, purifying, and beautifying properties of Cuticuba Soap and Cuticura Ointment, purest and sweetest of emollient skin cures. These gentle yet effective skin purifiers and beautifiers have made thousands of homes happy by curiug torturing, disfiguringhumours, rashes, and irritations of infancy and childhood, aud relieving tired, worn-out parents of care and anxiety. Fold by all Colonial Chemtßta. Pottbß Dbuo ahd °hem- Cobp., Sole rrop*., Boston, U. 8. A. lAIMEA COUNTY COPNCIL TENDERS wili be received at the County Ofl&ee until noon on WEDNESDAY, tbe7th Aug-ast, for Metalling in Brooklyn Valley, Riwaki& Specifications oan be seer at the Post Offioe, Riwaka, and at the County Office, NeleQD. J, G. LITTLE JOHN, 2592 County Engineer. YOTJE EYES carefully and thoroughly tested for SPECTACLES. A Room speoially fitted up for the purpose. Spectacles Any Pbice. i Albo, just received, a nice seleotion of NEW GOODS, all marked at prices to command a reudy sale. J. A. CHISHOLM, WATCHMAKER, TRAFALGAR STREET, (Next Mercer's Cycle Works). N. 8. —27 years' experience; 6J yeais journeyman with W, Littlejohn & Son, Wellington. NEW ZEALAND EVENING CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ; .TUESDAY, JULY 30th, at 8 p.mj , Programme— Carol— " Lark amid the hazy sky " ( svords by Rev. McKee Wright) ... Tne Choir Recitation — .. .. Miss P. Coote Sons — " Sons of the Empire " (words by the late Mrßelworthy). . Mr Kersbaw Anthem—" God Defend New Zealand" words by Thos. Bracken). .The Choir Carol—" Nineteen Hundred Years Ago " (words by Rev. McKee Wright) Miss A. Barltrop. Recitation—" Parson Gray (by the Rev. McKee Wright) .. Rev. R. S. Gray Leo urette '-" Pcets and Poetry of New Zealand" with elocutionary illustrations . . ftev. L>. McKeeWright CZI3 - I -i Admission — Free. Collection in aid of Improvement FundJ TO BUSHFELLEisb. TE V DERS are invited for FELLING 173 AU RES OK BUSH at Totarunui. Apply W. H. PRATT, 2582 Totaranui. I. 0.0. F., M.U. ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALL AND SOCIAL, (o be held at PROVINCIAL HALL, ■M AUGUST 5, 1901. ■ Admission — Doubl) Tickets 3<, Single 2b. Competition for Fancy Dresa. Entrauce 1/-. 2450 ".RICHMOND.SCJ INSTITUTE HALL-MONDAY, JULY 29th, at 7-30 P.M. r HOOPER CRESS WELL (41h Contingent) will give an account of his experiences in Sooth Africa. T j be inttrjperoed with Songs, etc. Mr W*. T. Bond will preside. Admission by Silver Coin. 2573 ESTATE OF M. M. BEAGHAM. DECfcASED. P£RS n NS having CLAIMS againßi the above Estate are requested forthwith to Bend detailed particulars thereof to PITT & MOORE, 2550 Solicitors to the Exeotitora. T TNBROKEN Chilblains are instantly U relieved by Loa°by's Koolibah ; 2 or 3 applications oure, 2/- everywhere. w.~~gT vimng '.begs to announce the opening of bis NEW PREMISES with a Complete Stock ot CYCLES, PIANOS. ETC. Inspection Cordially Invited. THE undermentioned lines will be found worth attention : — CEEWDSON'S 72-inch PLAIN SHEETING 1/3, worth 1/8 42-inch NAVY ASD BLACK SEBGES, real good value, at 1/6 per yard, 33-inch PINK FLANNELETTE tit 6/ per dozen 42-inch FRENCH POPLINS at 2/6 WHITE ALL OVER NET at 1/-, worth 2/6 BLACK ALL OVER NET at 1/6 and 2/-, worth 6/- to 7/S AMPLE TOWELS and UMBRELLAS at a considerable discount off regular priceß All Wool NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS. Our regular prices for these will be found equal to reotnt sale prices, and range 15/- per pair and upwards. J. P. BLACK & SON. H. D. JACKSON. FANCY GOODS. All tne Novelties ia Albums, Dressing C»seß, Purses, Platedware, Jew^l Cases Photo Frames, Etui Caees, Work Baskets Hand Bags, Cigar and Cigarette Cases Pocket Books, Glove and Handkerchiei Caeoe, Tobacco Pouohes, Leather Desks Work Boxes, Mirrors, Pocket Knives Barometers, and other articles toi numerous to mention. GLASSWARE FKOM GERMANY AND FRANCE A Thousand Beautiful Varieties. ALL NEW GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT. H ». JACKSOJS