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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 8 March 1909, Page 3

VOTE Solid for the Temperan Party's candidates. Honest a ministration and ten o'clock closiu, (Sco larger advertisement.) ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT.— A grar IRISH CONCERT nnd J.-AJMC will be held in the DEI'IDS' HALL i 8 o'clock. The proceeds will go towarc the sufferers of the Messina disastei Double tickets 2s 6d; single, ls 6d. ISVERY VOTER on Electoral Ro J has a vote on Tuesday. Poll earl and vote for the Temperance Tickc and 10 o'clock closing. WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. MEETINGS will be resumed TO _ MORROW at 3 p.m., in St Johns Schoolroom. All women invited Vote for Licensing Committee; thei attend meeting. TEN O'CLOCK CLOSING and pur adminiFi ration of the law is th Temperance Candidates' platform Vote early. NELSON AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIA MEETING on TUESDAY, Marc, 9th, at 8 p.m. Business important Ai] Motorists and Motor Cyclists ar invited to attend. D. HOBY. YOU can vote for five or less. Ten: perance Candidates are Pettit Watson, McLaren, and Thomas. Po early. — REAii-ROUSERS ! ! The latost i Mffljable Alarm Clocks. Price range froriSfcfid to 12s 6d. At ImBOWN and KERR'S. CILOCKS! cffl|^ ILdi', - Dining ' Drawing, ington and Beriroor Clocks, new, reliable, arid pleasing de Ji'gns now being shown. — Brown & Kerr TO BUILDERS. TENDERS, Closing March 20th, ar invited .or repairs to Schoo Buildings, etc., Motupiko. Specification may bB seen at the Schoolhouse. W. F. COLEMAN, Secretary School Committee. k FUNERAL NOTICE. I^IHE Friends of the late Stephei James Taylor are informed thai 'li^Rpneral wil leave the .\elson Hospital" TS-MORROW (Tuesday) Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, for the New Cemetery. " ALERED SHONE, Underaker and Embalmer. LOST, last week, Small Gold Brooch, wilh initial "F." on. Rewaivl at "Mail" Office. CITY OE NELSON. Town Clerk's Office, Bth March, 1909. IyfOTICE is hereby given that the Ll District Electors' List for the Jity of Nelson is now open for insertion at the above office, and will emain open for inspection during otice hours until ths 12th inst. Objections thereto on any of the grounds set forth in Section 10 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1908, nust he delivered at the above office >n or before the 17th inst. H. V. GULLY, Town Clerk. OS yf&^'-f/ yV;*%£l *& MINES DEPARTMENT. Wellington, 2nd March, 1909. INSPECTOR OF MINES. WRITTEN APPLICATIONS,, addressed to the Hon. Minister of Mines, Wellington, stating qualificaions and accompanied by testimonials, vil b. 1 received at this office up to 'Bth Alarch, 1909. for the position of 'INSPECTOR OF MINES FOR THE \VESTLAND, KARAMEA, .AND MARLBOROUGH MINING DISTRICTS. Applicants must hold a First-ciass Mino-majriager's Certificate under "The Coal-mines Act, 1908." Duties to commence on lst April, 1909. Salary. £300 per annum: Limit of Age. 45 years. Headquarters, Westport. R. McKENZIE, Minister of Works. THEATRE ROYAL. Direction of .. Mr Henry Havwnrd The Season i.i Drawing to a L'liv-i.-. Only Two More Nights ot -er-mg Loudon':: OitaiPit. Entertainment. MASKELYNE AND DEV ANT'S MYSTERIES. TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Entire Change of Programme. Entire Change of Programme. Everything New. Everything New. "Elixir Vitae." The Decapitated Man who walks about with his own head under his arm. Mrs Daffodil Downey's Seance, "Is Spiritualism Genuine." VU interested in this burning question should see this great magical play, exposing the methods of mercenary mortals who pose as spiritualistic mediums. Mr Owen Clark Will present a Budget of new Eno^mtments. M. Gintaro, In new Balancing Feats and Top Spinning. Mr Barclay Gammon Will perform new Tunes & Tarradiddles Prices: 4s, 3s, and 2s; Children half, price. Reserved Seats 4s. Box Plan and Day Sales at Jackson's. VOTE for ATMORE WHO PROPOSED 10 O'CLOCK CLOSING AT ANNUAL MEETING LICENSING COMMITTEE. VOTE FOR HARRY ATMORE, AND 10 o'clock Closing. COME AND SEE THE VERY LATEST IN EVENING DBESS SHIRTS. Open Fronts, aud the very espance of Comfort for the Wearer's. DEE & SONS. SWEET PP.AS— Tho National SWEET PEA Society of England, which i^ tin. leading authority in the World on this favourite ilower, have for th> season felected for their class of Twenty Colours 31 varieties. My Collection contains 23 of these, price Is, which is the hes* value offerod by any seed firm in the Dominion. In the collection are Six New Varieies. My novelties for the present year are : Agnes Eckford, soft pink ; Audrey Crier, salmon pink; Bobby X., blush; Clara Curtis, cream ; Constance Oliver, cream suffused pink ; Elsie Herbert, blush whit? ; Evelyn Bemus, cream edged pink ; Etta Dyke, pure white ; James Grieve, best yellow ; Lady Althorp, blush white ; Mrs A. Ireland, rose and blush ; Paradise Ivory, cream ; The King, immense .crimson Splencer; and several othors. All these novelties I am offering at sixpence per packet. 8. BOLTON, SEEDSMAN, I. ■-....-• x yr. V;,WA^q^BTEBET.