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■ T OST, between Bridge-street anc *" ._L_f Cambria-streets, a Parcel. Reward at "Mail" Office. j THAMES. MRS. SOWMAN and Family wish to Thank Dr. Mackay and the Nurses for their kindness to her late husband during his last illness at the Nelson Hospital. PAINTERS' Overall' Suits 5s lld.— These are a real bargain, only j IS suits left.— DEE & SONS. PAINIERS' Odd Coats 3s 6d. Trousers 2s lld or 5s lld the Suit. . Good washing material — Deo and Sons. SMITH'S SHOE STORE is the place you get Smith's Patent Shoe-ettes, for comfort, durability, and cheapness, can't be beat. THOUSANDS of Pairs sold, Smith's Patent Sho-ettes, wear like steel, much cheaper than ordinary shoes, most comfortable. — See Smith's Shoe Store. SMITH'S Shoe Store is the place you get the best all round value in footwear. Summer goods arrived — large variety. WEEKLY Gospel Services will (d.v.) commence on THURSDAY Evening next, 7.15, Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield. Speaker VV. L. Jones, Evangelist. Bring Sankey. No collection. All welcome. WE desire to notify our customers and the residents of the district that we have enlarged our premises, and now added a Grocery Department to our business. As with the Drapery, so with the Grocery, we will sell our goods at lowest Cailf prices. Write for price lists to R. D. MARTIN, Draper and Grocer, Richmond. GROCERIES at Town Cash Prices, Sago, Rice, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, 51bs tor ls. Edmonds' Baking Powder lld tin, at MARTIN'S, Richmond. ONLY the Best Brands of Groceries kept,— Pickles lOd bottle, Assorted Essences 3 for ls, Choice Jams 5d tin.— MARTIN'S, Richmond. RICHMOND CASH STORE.— Choice Figs 5d lb., Dates 4d. Sultanas 6d Ib.— MARTIN'S, Richmond. VISIT the Cash Grocer and you'll save money. Sand Soap 5 pkts ls, Washing Soda 141bs ls, Best Quality Soap 6d bar, Water Glass 9d tin at MARTIN'S, Richmond. WE are now opening a large range of new season's goods, consisting of Choice Blousings, Prints, Muslins, Belts, Ties, Blouses, Skirts, etc., best quality, at lowest cash prices. R. D. MARTIN, Cash Draper and Grocer, Richmond. FOUR SPECIALS. S THE f_ I _yy^ mM Tm m M 1 94 mmMr^m Mmfit I COOKING APRONS made of real good Holland, with bib and pocket, ls each. CASHMERE DRESSES— NiceIy made little creme dresses for children with gathered wristbands and collar, 2s 6d. MUSLIN APRONS— Stylishly made,' with neat embroidered bibs, Is each ; really worth double. SILK HATS in a variety of shapes for children, 4s 6d ea. These are samp. / les, and are worth from 6s 6d to 8s 6d , each. ATTHE C.D.C BRIDGE-ST. AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30, at 2 p.m. , At the Residence of Mr. E. Craig, [ Upper Bridge-street. MR. A. KARSTEN will sell as above, Household Furniture and Effects. Overmantel (in oak), b.r. fender, carved sideboard, dining table, chairs, linoleum, kitchen dresser, portable boiler, easy chairs, duchess pair, b.r. bedstead, wire stretchers, bedding (almost new), carpet, rugs, cooking utensils, crockery, cutlery, etc., etc. This is a good chance for those requiring furniture, as it is almost new, and must br= sold, as Mr Craig is leaving Nelson. No Reserve. A. KARSTEN, j Auctioneer. THE BEST MAKE OF SHIRTS IN THE DOMINION are THE ZEALANDIA. I'ou <?et them at MEARS', MANCHESTER HOUSE. For STYLISH HATS, the Improved GOVERNOR COLLARS, | and Smart TIES, ask for the ZEALANDIA makes, At MEADS', " MANCHESTER HOUSE. WEAR THE "CHIEF" BRAND CLOTHING. To be obtained at MEARS', MANCHESTER HOUSE. PLACE YOUR SPRING ORDERS with us. We are up to date in Style; up to date in quality; down to date in prico. MEARS' MANCHESTER HOUSE, NELSON. OTEAP CHAFF. OATS. POTATOES. Very finest quality ; considerable reductions in prices. NEALE & HADDOW. IN MEMORIAM. COLONEL ALBERT PITT, Mi.O., Attorney-General and Defence . Minister. THERE has long been a generally expressed desire that some permanent Memorial could be with us in Nelson tc commemorate the past services of Colonel Albert Pitt, so long associated with the history of Nelson and the Province — whose services to both embrace a period of some 40 years. It is deemed most fitting that a Statue being erected in the Queen 6 Gardens, opposite the South African Memorial he himself unveilod, and under the shadow of which he made his last patriotic speech in Nelson, would remmd the stranger, and coming generations alike, of one so universally esteemed for his i many qualities when among us. To ensure a widespread participation in this, subscriptions from a shilling upwards, will be received ; that all, including tho youth of both sexes, may join in honouring our old Commandant of Nelson City and Province, many of whose Volunteers were so long associated with him from far and near, the confidence and affection also of whose clients and constituents but deepened with the flight of years. Subscriptions may be sent to l 001. JOYCE, Volunteer Office. FELL & ATKINSON, E Barristers & Solicitors. ADAMS & HARLEY, Barristers & Solicitors. MAGINNITY & SON, Barristers & Solicitors. KINGDON, GLASGOW, & HAYES, Barristers & Solicitors. "NELSON EVENING MAIL" Offico. "THE COLONIST" Office.

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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 28 September 1908, Page 3

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