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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 April 1908, Page 3

»■■■ ' ■ ,-^™ r Thin, pal*, bloodless women need Steams' Win. to make new blood and restore strength. Dots as much good as codliver oil and iron, and tastes like the finest old port.* WANTED, a Junior Clerk. Apply in own handwriting to "Clerk," "Mail" Office. WILL Mr. John Bellamy Boyle please call at this office immediately. MODE de Paris.— Easter and Winter Ladies' Hats, newest Paris and London fashion, at reduced* prices. I — — — — — — TIME TEST, Flannelettes, the sort we sell at 2_d to lOd. No better value in the Dominion. " BERT TASKER & Co. , T7IINE Assortment of Rugs and )Jl Cheap Blankets for Easter. 1 BERT TASKER & Co. OUR White French Unshrinkable Flannels are ideal Fabrics of Ladies' Winter Underwear and night wear. Prices ls 4d to 2s 9d. BERT TASKER & Co. r .--■■-- _ SPLENDID Bargains in Men's Underwear Flannel Undershirts 2s 6d. Ribbed Colonial Knitted Under Pants 2s 9d. Wool Sox lOd. BERT TASKER & Co. FINE Rpnge of New Cloths for Dresses at ls 6d to 4s 6d. All colours . BERT TASKER & Co. SPLENDID Wearing Bloomers 2s 6d, Heavy Colonial do at 5s 6d to 10s 6d. BERT TASKER & Co. LADIES' Combinations for winter wear at 2s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 4d, up to 15s 6d. BERT TASKER & Co. WE are showing a grand range of Ladies' Calicoes and Flannelette Underclothing at right values. BERT TASKER & Co. JUST Opeifed, Another Lot <jf those Splendid White Holland Aprons at ls 6d. Finest value in the Dominion, BERT TASKER & Co. -| Z{\ LADIES' Tailor-made Cloth XOVJ and Tweed Skirts, waist measure up to 30 inches, marked at Clear-out Prices. BERT TASKER & Co HOLIDAY Boots and Shoes of every description, a single pair at factory prices. — New Zealand Cloth ing Factory. ( ~CI(ASTER HOLIDAYS.— The New 'XL. Zealand Clothing Factory will be closed from Thursday night till Tuesday Morning. FOOTBALL BOOTS, the best made 9s 6d pair, Ear Pads, Jerseys, and Knickers. — New Zealand Clothing Factory. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NO ONE, not authorised in writing, is entitled to collect moneys on our behalf. R. LUCAS & SON. NELSON CITIZENS' BAND. THE members of above Band are requested to meet at Band Room this evening at 7 o'clock, re Band room. T>IVAL FOOTBALL CLUB. SPECIAL MEETING of the Management Committee (Messrs Chapman, Brown, Leaper, Hanagan, Bennett, Barnett, Watson, Shone, and McGavin), will be held in Mr. Stallard's Rooms TO-MORROW Evening (Wednesday), 7 o'clock. Business : Classification, New Members, etc. A. G. SHRIMPTON, Hon. Sec. TO LET: Convenient Dwelling of Six Rooms, on large section — sunny situation — handy to town. Rent 14s per week. Apply J. PORTER HARRIS, Land Agent. NELSON TTORTICULTURAL Jtl AUTUMN SHOW. DRILL SHED, APRIL 22—23. ENTRIES for ALL Classes (including table decorations) Close at 9.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, April 21. Entries may be made at Messrs J. E. Hounsell and Co.'s (where schedules may be obtained), up to 6 p.m. on the 21st ;and from 7 to 9.30 p.m. at the Drill Shed. Special Prizes.— £l Is (Wellington Fruit Brokers' Assn.), for most points in Fruit and Vegetable sections ; 10s 6d (Mr J. H. Finney), best Chrysanthemum shown by an amateur) ; 10s (Mr J. Bruoe), most points in Pot Plant section ; 7s 6d (Mr L. ShMther, junr.). best collection of Vegetables; 5s (Dr. Wiight), best Buttonhole made by school child y 5s (Mr H. Saunders) moßt firsts in cut Chrysanthemums and Dahlias (amateur), 1