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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 25 April 1907, Page 3

d -- - == a RHEUMO has enabled many a poc n sufferer from rheumatism, gout, sciat c ca„ and lumbago to once more enjo . health and happiness. 2s fid and 4s 6c . Sold everywhere. t■ ' ' - e "THE DAILY ROUND, THE COM MON TASK. " This is where good health is a bless * ing. Household work and worry, th n monotony of each day's allotment, th t anxiety, the skimp and skurge to mak s expenditure keep within bounds of ir come, often tax the strength of th I strongest -and most robust of womer and helps to make them feel old whether they look it or not. To the deli V cats and "not over strong" this "dail; round" become absolute drudgery . Funds often will not allow of a servan and where this is possible the servant ii not. . It simply resolves itself inti this: —That the housewife must fit her self to carry out these duties to thi best of her ability and with the leasi exertion to herself. And not the leasi important duty is to attend to her gene ral health. Neglect means ruin. A bottie of Impey's May Apple kept in the house, a few drops taken after everj meal, will go a long way to improve things. It is astonishing how quickly the work gets done ' when you feel well. Impey's May Appie will help you. 2s bd at chemists and stores. Local agents, Cock and Co. THE Lady who left 7s lid on our counter yesterday told us she was more than satisfied with the dress we i sold her for the money. —The Cash Drapery Company, Bridge Street. LIGHTBAND aiid Co. are still selling boots and shoes at less than cost; call and see; everybody welcome. WE are offering boots and shoes at almost any price to clear before Stock-taking; look for yourselves. — Lightband and Co. W' ANTED—By Young Man board and residence in private family. Address, P.O. Box 98; H BATTERY.—Fancy Fair Committee Meeting To-night at 7.30 LOST a wheel cap between town and Port; reward at Palace car stables. WE are now in a position to present to you a full line of Ladies' Fine Gold Chains in Muffs and Necklets.—BßOWN and KERR. ERBERT J. HINGSTON can't be beaten tor high-class goods at lowest rates. Prunes, 5d a lb; dates, 6d; raisins, 6d; starch, 4d; blue, 9d; a lb; W. sauce, 4d. —Note the Address Bridge .Street. FOUND a purse containing money. Owner can have same by paying for advertisement. O.G.T.—LOYAL NELSON Lodge, . ELECTION OFFICERS, TO- j MORROW, (Friday) NIGHT. Full 1 attendance requested. "^ TTVRIGHTWATER. ' j SHOW of FLOWERS, FRUIT, VEGETABLE, DOMESTIC and ART EXHIBITS' -Will be held at the Parsonage Grounds, in aid of the Parsonage Building Fund, TO-DAY, THURSDAY, _ Ladies' Guild SALE of WORK STALL Also Refreshments at moderate prices. RICHMOND BRASS BAND in attendance this evening. ■ ■ . . STOKE ROAD BOARD ELECTION. "T HEREBY declare— WILLIAM COLEMAN, Hope, JOHN BEST, Appleby. HARVEY CLIFTON JACKA, Stoke, being the only Persons nominated, DULY ELECTED Members of the Stoke Road Board. JOHN GLEN, Returning Officer. Richmond, April 24th, 1907. BOTANICAL GARDENS. "DAND /CONCERT : SUNDAY. By CITIZENS' BAND. Commencing at 2.45 p.m. Grand Contest Selections — "Verdi's Works" and "Gemma de Vergy.' Admission by Silver Coin. OTICE OF ADJOURNMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT^ THE SITTINGS of the DISTRICT COURT OF NELSON appointed to be held at Nelson on THURSDAY, the 25th instant, and adjourned until the following day, will be FURTHER ADJOURNED TILL SATURDAY, the Twentyseventh mutant. JURORS, WITNESSES, Persons under Recognizance, and all other persons having business at the said SITTINGS are warned to be in attendance on SATURDAY, April 27th, 1907, at halfpast Ten O'clock in the Forenoon. Dated at Nelson this 25th Day of April ' 190?- E. C. KELLING, Clerk District Court. ' USINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. c gTTp™ BEGS to notify that he has disposed of his engineering business to — MR S. WINN, and in thanking his numerous Customers for the support they have given him wishes it to- be understood that he is still about the works, and hopes for his successor a continuance of the support accorded himself. IN Taking over Mr Peart's business I respectfully solicit a continuance of the support accorded to my predecessor, " and promise the same high-class workmanship characteristic Of these works for so many years. All work entrusted to me will receive either Mr Peart's, or my own supervision. I am prepared to undertake all classes of either engineering or blacksmithing work, and trust that I shall receive a fair .share of patronage. ■S WINN, -™ng-! WORKS, LOWES HARPY-ST, Nelson. NELSON HOSPITAL AND CHARIT- " ABLE AID BOARD. Nelson, 24th April, 1907. rinENDERS will be received until 1. WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of Mnv 1907. at< 3 p.m., for: - yi. Cutting, Carting and Stacking Firewood. . ,-.,,„ 2. Fencing New Site of Old People's Home. Specifications may be seen at tne Secretary's Office, Municipal Buildings, Nelson. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. V. GULLY, • - Secretary. FOB NEW GOODS VISIT • BROWN & KERR, ' r - ' ;JEWELLERS. n "IyrELSON; TOCKEY /^LUB. - A GENERAL MEETING of Mem p A. bers-of;.this.Club will be held a Mercer's Rooms'ori TRIDAY;- 26th insl 'n{ at 7.30 pM. . -'XX Business: Consideration of Rules. - t iOHN GLEN, ■ Secretary.