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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 23 July 1907, Page 3

WANTED— A general servantApply in the evening to MrBooth, Union Bank. WA.NTED. A young girl from 6 till 6 to assist in housework, and with children. Mrs Littlejohn, Hardystreet. WANTED two young girls to assist in housework. Apply Mrs Hamilton, Senr., Nile street. WANTED secondhand canary cage, (single) in good order. Apply, "Mail" Office. WANTED Three Good Bushmen," firstclass wages for suitable men Apply by letter to "H.J." "Mail Office. IH 7 ANTED.— Young Alan used to Horses and General Farm Work— V. A. CLAYDEN, Richmond. TX7" ANTED. A SECOND-HAND PORTABLE FORGE, Anvil, and Vice J. G. INGRAM & CO., . Richmond. WANTED." - " GIRLS & BOYS GOOD WAGES. CONSTANT WORK. GOOD WAGES. CONSTANT WORK. I NELSON Ja"m~FACTORY. FOk SALE.— Firstclass pony phaeton suitable for invalids. Apply H. Mellett, Waimea Road. I -> . FOa Sale Cheap.— Two-stall stable with loft, for removal. Apply J. Bennett Mercer, Hardy Street. TO Let. — Five-roomed House in Van Dieman street. Apply "Mail" Office. OHOP TO LET. ' SHOP AND SIX ROOMS TO LET in best part of TRAFALGAR Street j Apply' immediately. ' TRATHEN & CO. ~FOR SALE~~ PART of Section 209, Nelson, having a frontage of 30ft to Provincial Lane, with a depth of 67ft. A good builaing site, j , ADAMS & HARLEY, | Solicitors, Nelson. pFO^^LET^ I RICHMOND. RICHMOND. To Close Accounts. HOUSE, 6 rooms, with outbuildings, aU in good repair. Half-acre of Land. Price £140. Apply BISLEY BROS. & CO.. Fol. 67 "foeTsale. EARLY ROSE AND PRIME UP-TO-DATE | SEED | POTATOES. FREE FROM BLIGHT. G. XRAPNELL & CO., Radium Flour Mills, BRIGHTWATER, HE SAID HE WOULD never pay £5 Os Od for a suit again, because our Tailor cut Suit at 55s was all that a man could wish for. The material was good, it fitted well, and was ylishly cut Act on his experience CASH DRAPERY CO.'S SALE, Bridge-street. AND ONLY 2s lid— A real good Grandrill Shirt, well made, and the usual price was 3s lid, Working ___i.ii are buying these at , CASH DRAPERY CO.'S SALE, I Bridge-street. FOUND in Buxton and Co's, a sum of money ; owner can have same by paying for advertisement. _^ BEAUTIFUL BLOUSINGS-^These were from 2s 6d to 3s 9d the yard, "We are clearing the lot at 5s lid the Blouse Length of 3 yards. Jture wool, lovely designs, . CASH DRAPER if CO.'S SALE, j Bridge-strppt, I "V X frOR DYEIN'.*, CLEANA_ JU ING, _: TC. (tTUST FANCY! A Good Dressy Hat |J for 6d. trimmed read.y to wear, the buckles or feathers alone are orth ls — a real bargain, CASH DRAPERY CO.'S SALE, Bridge-street. BOXED Tailored Suits in stylish patterns from 50s to 70s. These must be seen to be appreciated. — Deo and Son. » — _ SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT A Good White Shirt. Li- ■ Ben Fronts and Cuffs, with longcloth ody and good comfortable fitting, 'only Bs 6d each Don't delay, but buy to-day they may be gone to-morrow. CASH DRAPERY CO.'S SALE, j Bridge-street. ] . . . «i WOOL is up— still we keep Kaiapoi saddle tweed trousers 7s lid and have our guarantee for hard wear. — - Dee and Sons. I GROVE AND MILTON STREETS. y IKI FEET FRONTAGE Excellent . jL-JJL Building Sites. Sunny side *. street. High and Dry. Also — i, C-.iAfiE, 5 Rooms, LAND 36 x 161 t. Milton Stieet. A BARGAIN, i, FELL & ATKINSON. ! FEE D~~OATS FEED OATS 5: i 3/6 PER 3/6 | BUSHEL. y . I MARK SPROT & CO., j Auctioneers. I\~ NOTICE" is. . - ALL Overdue Accounts not paid or arranged for by Aug. Ist will be placed in the hands of my solicitor for collection, with instructions to -summons.— A. KARSTEN, Proprietor, Exchange and Mart. "NOTICE. MR. T. H. BANNEHR being about to leave Nelson, a Meeting of his Friends and the Public generally '■ will be held at the Norwich Union i Chambers, Hardy-street, on WEDNEbDAY NEXT, 24th inst., at 8 p.m., to ' take steps to mark in some appropriate manner his efforts to advance the interests of the city and district. ! notice! H. TINDILL, Late Bisley Bros & Co.. H. KINZEXX, Late M. Lightband & C. , WOOD, COAL, CHAFF, & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. I Haven Road, Nelson. BEG to notify the public of Nelson that they have taken over the i3iness lately carried on by Mr Jas. Kinzett, as Wood, Coal, Chaff and Pro-' duce Merchant, and trust that by strict attention to business to solicit a Fair Share of support. Large Stock CHAFF, DRY FIREi WOOD AND COAL, always on hand. Ring up, 291. TINDILL & KINZETT, 1 HAVEN ROAD, J NELSON.