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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 306, 15 November 1906, Page 3

/ \ONCERT, at Christians 1 Meetng \j House, Waimea-street, Thursday, November 15th, 8 pm. Admission 6d. i - — — r / lARDEN MANUKES.— SpeciaI mixll tures, in large or small quantities.— M. Lightband & Co. 7157 SEEDS— Turnip, Swede, and Ninetyday Maize. Also, Vtgefable and Flower Seeds in packets.— M. Lightband & Co. 7158 — q,— .-— .«— PRIME Table Potatoes.— Just arrived, a few sacks. M. Lightband & Co. STATE and Puponga Coal Now landing, larga shipments o best. — M. Lightband <& Co. u HANNAH'S GREAT FLOOD SALE commences SATURDAY. 7149 rpEA.— Try my 1/4 Pure Ceylon Broken I Orange Pekor, imported direct from the grower. Value unexcelled. — G. F Kingston. 7163 i ... — — "TvON.T Miss " Pirates of Penzance" 'I / ac Wakefield on Thursdav, Nov. 22nd ; and at Theatre Royal on t)ec 6. rOST, on the Wakapuaka Road, a j Wheel Cap. Finder rewarded at Palaco Car Stables or by driver of Wakapuaka 'Bus. 7156 TRUTHFUL statements stand longest. Where was the fire? Boots and Shoes for cost price at Smith's Alteration Sale. 7145 . SMITH is firing out Shoes at cost. • He who st3als thy brains steals trash. If the cap fits let him wear it. BOOTS AND SHOES at ycur own r> rices. HANNAH'S FLOOD SALE. EDITOR FOR SCHOOL c JOURNAL. AN EDITOR is required for a School Journal to be issued by tin Educa. ■ tion Department. The Journal wiil be published Monthly in Three Part?, iuitable for the various standard classes if the public schools. Salary, £400 a , i'ear. The duties will include other work more or less similar iu character, ind will becin not later than Ist Jan., 7 1907. Candidates, who shonld have had „ experience as teachers in primary -. schools as well as literary experience, J should forward their applications, toaether with statement of age, academi- r sal or professional standing, r<cent j testimonials (origimls), specimens of a published literary work, and other ev'. e lence of their qualifications, to the . undersigned not later than MONDAY, l 3rd December. I G. HOGBEN,' InSpector-Gensral of Scholia. Education Department. - Wellington, 13th Nov. 19j6. ] NOTICE. jf 31 R A. MILLER, 0 JUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, - (Late of Motueka,) 11 IAVING purchased tho business of 11 tha late MR JOHN SCOTT, in- li snds to carry on the BLILDING AND - :oNTRACTING BUSINESS in all / ts branches. Plans "and Specifications V. irepare.l, and Estimates given for all t' ;inds of Building. - Addbess — WLLER'S SASH-AND DOOR FACTORY,. TRAFAGAR-ST NORTH, NELSON 1 — - I iTj I l_Aj I A SNAP! 00 YOU FANCY SILVER WYANDOTTES? ' The Leading; Pen of Silvers at Bler.leira was bred by me.i Settings from this reliable strain for November and December are reduced to 616, POSTED. H. E. BOYES, MURCHISON "' NELSON AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION FOURTEENTH GRAND SHOW. TO I!E HELD AT ' Richmond Park ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 27th and 28ih Novjtnber. All Entries Close at thi Secretary's Office, Richmond; on WEDNESDAY, lith "November, tnd Entrance Fees mist accompany entries. Prize Sche.tules and Entry Forms ma}' be obtained at this Office. JOH^ GLEN 3796 Secretary.

[£ Stomachs tbat retain the Jood and<T T refuse to digeßt it make rthe bead «J T heavy ahd nerves weak. X 5 CONSTIPATION, .T T INDIGESTION, ,T f BILIOUSNESS, JJ T DYSPEPSIA, ;. < And a whole host of^other ail- '■ ? •r ments arise through jnajlnntrßion, ' "• T Perfectly well people are made ■jj Tj siok. by eating too^^mach, or un- J ( X wholerome food. Toy: might be ( t X quite well to-day, «on_d yet to? ; < X morrow need V ■ I Ihs^y s ßlae i t JW% Liver i •j- 1 isr^TmiaiJi Ctit& 1 y 11 *•* •* " * It is beet to have itha ndy at home. 3 . ; A dose at bedtime anil you will be i IX as fit as a fiddle for#aq next day. 4 a "Blue Flag" curgg» t Ihat is ita «i ■ f function ns a meiSwneA^nd if it * Vdid not do good it*ironis not be ] " t selling so freely. *. X Chemist^anfl Stores. . 41 2/6 tu^d 4^S per bottlo. i ', Cock & Co., Wlfolesale Agents^