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WANTED, FOR SALE, TO LET. WANTED, Good General Servaj Good wages. Apply Mrs R. I Jackson, Trafalgar-street South. I W7" ANT - ED > Washing or Claining I IVY the day. Apply to M. Christian, Vanguard-.Mrecl. TT7TANTED, for Small Family (i .VV , children), Lady Help, it Gi.General Servant. Must be good Plai Cook. No washing or scrubbing. KJJi* ly, no objection. Apply to Mrs. MACMAHON., Ri'hniond. WANTED, a Carpenter. Apply A. STEWART, No. 1 Harper-street. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Mrs C. W. Brown, Stoke. WANTED,— PANTRY MAID. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. -vy ANTED. BY a Good Tenant, 5 or 6-roomed Cot tage for term of 12 months o: more, vicinity Colingwood-street Soutl or Tha Wood (no family). Apply Mail Office. WANTED, Lady Help. Apply Mrs. Norman McLaren, Wakapuaka Road. WANTED, Good General Servant or Girl to assist in Housework Good wages. Apply "Z," "Mail" Office wantedT" YOUTH for Office Work. Must havi knowledge of Shorthand and abli to work typewriter. Apply BISLEY BROS. & CO. ' FOR SALE. ONE Good Quiet Cow, just coming into prolit. J. INGRAM, Richmond. TO LET. NEW HOUSE. Sunny Position. Desirable Locality, Seven Rooms. Wardrobes, linen press, kitchen fitted with Champion range, h.p. boiler wash-house and tubs, bath room, p.w.c, h. and c. water up and dowr stairs; all eelf-contained and connected with sewer. Apply J, PORTER HARRIS, 6175 Land Agont. ~~ AUCTION SALE. GREENWOOD-ST., MOTUEKA. GREENWOOD-ST., MOTUEKA. FRIDAY, SEPT. 18th, at 1 P.M. MESSRS J. H. RANKIN & Co., under instructions from the executors in the Estate of the late Mns A. O. LESLIE, will offer by public auction— The Whole of the Household Furniture and Effects, including Piano. J. H. RANKIN, Auctioneer. PRINCESS VICTORIA SEED PBINOESS VIOTORIA SEED POTATOES. IMMENSE CROPPER. GREAT BLIGHT RESISTER Prioes on Application. NEALE AND HADDOW. GENERAL ELECTION. ~ MR W. J. MOFFATT XNVITES tho Electors of STOKE to meet him at the Public Hall, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16th, at 8 p.m. HEATRE ROYAL. rpHEATRE ROYAL. SATURDAY, SEPT. 19th, 1908. r"i RAND /CONCERT In Aid of V.M.C.A. GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION By Members of the N.Y.M.C.A. GYMNASTIC CLUB. Interspersed by MUSICAL SELECTIONS, SONGS & DUETS, By the Leading Local Artists. Popular Prices : Dress Circle 2s 6d. Tickets to be had at Jackson's. Front aeats & Stalls 2s ; second seats ls. Doore opon at 7.30. Concert commence 8 p.m. Box Plan at Jackson's. MUSIC, S Xe g o^Etf r^ Mr G. F. Nayloe. Prof. Diploma 1.5.f1l 22 Trafalgar Square, Nelson. LOST, a Gold Wiro Banglo with Lucky Beans attached, either in town or Port. Reward "Mail" Office. GOOD Strong Tin Buckets 2s each Milk Skimmers, Strainers, and Milt Dishes cheap.— G. F. HINGSTON. TAILORED Suite. There's two thing! to consider. Material and fit. Gel both and you get satisfaction at DEE & -SONS. SMOKERS. JUST TRY GOLDEN EAGLE. Flake Cut, ia 2cz. tins. It's Al. LOVERS of th« pips should remem ber there is nothing to equal GOLDEN EAGLE TOBACCO. Try it in 2oz. Tins. OUR 5s ''Id TROUSERS are madi of fairly good Tweed. . They are cer tainly well put together, and cannoi be beaten at the price, CASH DRAPERY COY., Bridge-street. OUB 8s lld TROUSERS are excel ent value. Tho Tweed is heavy am closely woven. Tip-top workin] Trousers. Call and see them. CASH DRAPERY COY., Bridge-street. OUR 10b 6d TROUSERS aro mad in neat stripes, suitablo for eithe work 'or street wear. We ca honestly recommend thorn. CASfI^DRAPERY COY., Bridge-street. OUR 12s 8d TROUSERS are mad of heavy Saddle Tweed, and for fa mers aud others requiring a lonj wearing articlo, theso aro the vei Trousers to buy. AT THE 0.D.C., BRIDGE-STREE': Norwich Union. Fire - Insurance - Society, vf . [ESTAILISHKD 1-797.] ■©' Amount Intured ... ... /384,600,0 a Locus Paid £ l S6°o,<x> Premium Income Lowest Ratss of Premium. Lone* promptly aud Liberally Settled 1 the undersigned. J. Porter Harris. AOKNT AND ATTO.BJ&EY, FOB NELSON, MARLBOBOUG S, AND WESTLAND, q> Norwich Union Chambehj, Cmv Trabkarand Hardly Street