Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 306, 30 November 1906, Page 3

LOST, on Wednesdav evening, between May's and Fittall's corner, Richmend, small Basket containing prrse ; with small sum of money, and other | articles. Finder rewarded by returning same to H. Griffith, Richmond. 752'J ACCUMULATORS Charged, i/-. Satisfaction guaranteed. 7521 W. G. Vinijjg, Nelson. ■ r BEST quality Seeded Raisins, Clean- d Currants and ' Sultanas, Eleme?, Muscatels, Peel, etc., at lowett prices.— G. F. Hingston. MIXED Lunch and Cabin Biscuiis • d lb., Mixed Lollies 4d, Scotch Mix- , tures 6d, Chocolates 5d box.— G. I J ' Hingston. ALL 1/- Bottle. — Lime Juice, Ba'p berry Vinegar and Syrup, Lemon Strawberry, Peppermint, and Clove?. — G. F. Hingston. 7513 ■_HHHHHBH_HHMHDBaHHBB

TO FRUITGROWERS. ♦ WE ABE CASH PURCHASERS . . OF . . Strawberries, Gooseberries, Red Currants, Black Currants. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Ltd., NELSON JAM FACTORY. e BEST LUNCH- IN TOWN to be had at THE TROOADERO for 1/-. From 11-15 till 2 | H. E. NIGHTINGALE, Pyoprietoi f Why Not Getihe Be_t? IN baying Coots price is not tv tiling — as you l,avo ds.nbtl. S3 ; ro * by past exp ;i ionco. Q.ia'ity aiul l'V counts. I tie "ANCHOR" BOOT CO.'S j foundation principle is to provide tho Very Best Goods at the I owes! Houest Prices. We aro not here to tell you that we sell " below coft "— no honourable trader ever does that — or to rake the refuse of other towns in order to provide cheap(?) bargains for Nelson buyers. The SUMMEB FAIR is now in full swing, and we cordially invito Nelsonianfl to come along. They will not only get an honeat article for honest money, but know that they are supporting a bona fide local industry as well. Repair Prices *j»or 80LEING, IIEELING, AND CLEANING— Men'e, 3/C; Women's. 26/; Children's from 1/6. Boots and Shoes Made to Measure, Anchor Boot Co TRAFALGAR & VANGUARD STREETS, NELSON. NELSON ~ AMATEUB SWIMMING CLUB. ENTRIES for SPORTS close at Mr Stallard's Rooms on SATURDAY, December Ist, at 7 p.m. . E. V. SPEAB, Hon. Sec. St. John's~Method st Sunday Schocl. Anniversary Services (CHILDEEN'S DAY.) SUXDAY NEXT, DECEMBEB 2nd. Preachers— Mn-n.'ng and Evening— Rev. C. BT Garland. Afternoon -Rev. Stanley Jenkin. Special Singing by the C hildren. Collections in aid of School Funds. I A PUBLIC MEETING will be held on MONDAY, Dec. 3id, at 730 p.m. 1.0.G.T. -LOYAL NELSON ! LODGE. ' SOCIAL Reunion, Friday Evening Har.nony and Refreshments. OLD and New cordially invited. 7-11)7 TIiOCADERQ. WE lead, others follow in Afternoon lea and Dainties.. Cakes & Pastry fresh daily. • Wedding, Xmas, and New Year Cakes a speciality. H. E. NIGHTINGALE. FOR SALE— V Three First-class Building Sites in best part of Grove Street. Early application is necessary as land in the Wood is rapidly increasing in value. FOR SALE— A Really Good Site in the vicinity of the Botanical Gardens. An ex- ": cellent locality for Residence. W. ROUT & SONS. OR SALE— A very fine Property at Belgrove, consisting of 301 acres of land, with dwelling and improvements. First-class sheep country. Wintered 250 sheep and 12 head of cattle last winter. The land is divided into convenient paddocks, is well watered, and should sell readily at the price required. W. ROUT & SONS. OITsALE— A most desirable property at Suburban North, consisting of 51 acres . of land, with dwelling, stable, coachhouse, and cowshed. There are five . ' paddocks, all well watered. This property is a bargain at the price asked — i £1200. __ \ W. ROUT & SONS. HEREMAI TEA ROOMS. \ Savings Bank Buildings, Trafalgar Street. THESE Roolns will be open to the Public from — 2 TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER. , ART Needlework and Fancy Goods of all Kinds are also For Sale at the same place. MISSES GILKISON. (Late of Dunedin^