WANTED, by young lady, liuht do mestic situation. Apply, "Al thea," "Nelson Evening Mail." WANTED: A Strong Girl to as sist in household duties. Applj Mrs J. D. Thomson, Colling\vood-st. WANTED— A Lady help. Apply MRS J. GULLY, "Wickstead,' Wanganui. WANTED.— A Girl for office and ijhop work. One accustomed to book-keeping preferred. Apply to CARTER, Carrier. WANTED— A man to do gardening, and work by the day. — Apply, Mrs T. Field, Senr., "Homeleigh," i£x-aminer-st. WANTED a good general servant. Apply PANAMA HOTEL, Nelson. WANTED an experienced soleswoman for the Fancy Department ; also machinists for the Dressmaking. EVERETT BROS., Bridge Street. WANTED a Furnished Room; suburb preferred. Apply by letter, "W.C.D." "Mail 11 Office. WANTED to sell Racine marina oil engine, 5h.p., in good going order. Complete. Apply, A. TCSSWILL, French Pass. WANTED, Sitting room and double bedroom, with board, in pleasant suburb. Address — "Retired," "Mail" Office. WANTED — Useful girl to assist in house and shop. H. Walker, Tasman street, near brewery. WANTED — Early in May — Married Couple, no children, wife, cook staff quarters; husband, generally useful; one accustomed to oil engine preferred. Salary, £156 per annum. Particulars, Apply Superintendent, Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, Cable Bay, Nelson. ANTED Known, that H. Collins, Bootmaker, opposite old Post Of ice, does ropain at lowest rates in irst-class style. ON Sale. — Good sound Nelson potatoes and onions. Southern pota,oes arriving to-morrow. — M. Lightband md Co. TO LET. — Six-roomed Cottage. Apply MRS MARSHALL, College iill. FOR Sale, one Building Site, best and rising part of Wood, £3 foot. Sasy terms. Apply George Estcourt. j^OR SALE— By Tender. Greenr house, 60 x 20. The highest or my tendor not necessarily accepted. E. 'MILTON, Hampden Street. POR SALE. 7-rmd house, and 5 acres land in Toi-Toi Street; 1 ere orchard. Splendid situation.— ipply— C. MANSSEN. " FOR SALE. TO SAW-MILLERS AND DAIRY FARMERS. TONS (in lots to suit purchasers) j\J Good clean wheat straw chaff, Is d a sack, trucks, Bolgrove: GEORGE E. FIELD. "Fairbrook, 11 Belgrova. rO LET— Six-roomed house, with every convenience, -Hardy-st., W., 'he Wood. Apply R. Hi Martin, Dresen Company. rO LET— "Laburnum Villa," Waimea Road— 6 rooms, all con\eniences tith nice garden, weU fruited.— E. Milon. FOR SALK VERY Superior Property, situated in Collingwood-st North. The hous* ontains six large lofty rooms, bath oom, pantry, wardrobe, built in, washouse and all conveniences on concrete jundation. Largo section of land. Apply on the premises. to E. BLACKBURN. 3~~UR MEN'S Ctothing Trade is growing by leaps. Wo wish it to c distinctly understood that we do not, nd will not stock cheap and nasty noddy, when we can't sell good suits ■ere not«going to sell, any at all. Just ow we are offering some splendid inucements in Men s Tailor-made Suits, 'he style and finish of these goods will immend themselves to you at first lance, while our reputation stands at le back of the quality all the time, rices from 32s 6a to 60s. BERT TASKER & CO. MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB. A UTUMN MEETING. Bth and 9th MAY, 1907. ULL PROGRAMME IN REFEREE. OMINATIONS CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, 20th inst.,, 9 P. M. L. GRIFFITHS, Secretary, Blenheim. ORKMEN'S TROUSERS. Custom decrees that every British workan shall wear trousers. We decree tat every man should wear good trours, because the good ones are the best carers, consequently the cheapest. If >v want to be trousered with good ird-wearing, satisfaction-giving garents— Try our Saddle Tweed at Isl6d, : lid, 10s 6d, 14s 6d, and 16s 6d. You in't beat 'em. BERT TASKER & CO. ESTLES' COCOA. IS AN ABSOLUTELY PURE, & APPETISING COCOA. OR BREAKFAST— SUPPER. S. KIRKPATRICK & Co'ul ■' i if. Wholesale Agents^ " Hop-Picking. I THF, harvest hors hw been I gathered in, and the delights and ■ profits of hop-pkkwg l>ave been ■ experienced by hundreds. B A Good Investment. | BOWDEN'S will supply you ■ with stores for the winter cheaper ■ and better than anyone eke. And ■ we are ready to cash your cheques H wd supply you with whatever I you neeTfor the home. Botvden'a I i 3 theb<Wt place ■ A Free Gift | O£ Six' Be3t China Cups a nd 1 Si'iuers. You buy the J. ca — ■ ImBBRTIPS. the bo ? t 2/- Tea I on tho market— tni with oacn R 5 lb. cannister wj giw you cix H Tea Cups Free. . H L.T. BOWDEN&CO., 1 TRAFALGAU-ST^ ■ OUR STOCK of Tailor-made Costumes is worthy of y your inspection To bo dressed to suit the season yomust havq a coat and skirt, then wh; not have a.good one. We can show al' : styles and shades of colouring at price to suit all. The correct thing is the tight-fitting coat, either short or long— i\ of these ; we hold a fine assortment, anc would like the opportunity of showing r vnu. l'rices ranije from 32s 6' to 70s, and every one of them is wel worth the prico we ask. Please call, wi Bhould like to talk this matter over witl \ you, . and show you where our costume excel. I BERT TASKER & CO.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 16 April 1907, Page 3
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