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

BOOT ItEPAii.9! Best of Material 1 and workmanship. SLINN, Bridge-street. MADE TO ORDER BOOTS ! Cheap; durable, comfortable, SLINN, Bridge-street. NELSON DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. TrIERE will be A Practice Match on SATURDAY NEXT, 2 p.m. Ranges 500 and 600. LOOK out for the Red Star, opposite the little f airey 's in Bridge-st., on SATURDAY. ID in Slot Amusement Parlour during holidays, Bridge-street, at the Red Star Lollie Shop. RED STAR Lollie Shop, Bridge-st., opens Saturday, also ld in slot Amusement Machines. FUN for Young and Old at the ld ii: slot Amusement Parlour during holidays at tire Red Star, Bridge-street. LOST, between Ji-iehmond Railway Station and C. Hammond's House, Gold Dagger Brooch set with Rubies. Finder rewarded on returning same to C. HAMMOND, Richmond. THE MOTUEKA HARBOUR BOARD. MOTUEKA HARBOUR IMPROVEMENT LOAN. A POLL, under the provisions of "The Local Bodies Loans Act. 1908," will be held of ths Ratepayers of the Motueka Harbour District on the proposal to authorise the Motueka Harbour Board to raise a loan of £13,0.0C for the improvements in the Motueka Harbour in accordance With the notice already published. The Poll will be held on MONDAY, the twenty-sixth day of April," 1909, commencing* at 9 a.m., nnd closing at 6 p.m., at each of the following Polling Places :— MOTUEKA, Anglican Schoolroom. RIWAKA, The" Library. NGATIMOTI, The Schoolroom. BROOKLYN, Th'e Schoolroom. PANG'ATOTARA, The Bridge Schoolroom. /CENTRAL MOUTERE, Tire Schoolroom. LOWTER MOUTERE. The Jubilee Hall. WOODSTOCK. Tlie Schoolroom. THE PORT, The Harbour Board Office. THOS. PATTIE. Chairman, Motueka Harbour Board. Motuvka Harbour Board Oflice, 7th April. 1909. HOCKEY. WEST COAST V. NELSON. . EASTER MONDAY. 10 a.m.-^3T. JOHN'S (Westport) v. NELSON (Federal). 2.30 p.m.— GREYMOUTH V. COMBINED NELSON TEAM. Admission Od. FOOTBALL. EASTER MONDAY, TRAFALOAR PARK. -IT lii J. OJN JJ (Wellington) Versus Jl/1 V AJL (Nelson). Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission 6d. "notioeT - " ALL Persons found Trespasing on my Property, or damaging anything thereon, in Weka-street, whether fenced or unfenced, will be Prosecuted. S. A. W T ARREN, Weka-street. DRUIDS' nAI.L. APRIL 14th. "VfELSON CITIZENS' BAND, IX ELSON CITIZENS' BAND, GRAND DANCE, Orchestra : Piano, Violin, and Cornet. Tickets obtainable from members of the Band. IN f~*i HOSTLAND. " FAREWELL LECTURE. SUNDAY NIGHT. SPIRITUAL CLAIRVOYANCE. W. NORTON-TAYLOR'S LAST Meeting. ODDFELLOWS' ffiTLL. Watch Saturday's Paper. Don't forget. MOTUEKA FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' ATHLETIC SPORTS. THE above Sports will be held at the MOTUEKA Cricket Ground on EASTER .MONDAY. Wm. BO\ r CE, Secretary. HOPS. TT7E are buyers of Choice quality NELSON HOPS Growers who have consigned their Hops to other Firms in Nelson 'ieed not apply BISLEY BROS. & CO. DISTRICT LANDS OFFICE, Nelson, 31st March, 1909. NOTICE is hereby given that th? undermentioned Lands are Open FOR SALE or SELECTION either for Cash, for Occupation with Right of Purchase, or for Renewable Lease, at option) of the selector, and applications will be received at the District Lands Office, NelsOn, up to 4 o'clock p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 21st April, 1909. WAIMEA COUNTY, WAIMEA SURVEY DISTRICT. 1206 acres, 2 roods, 15 perches, divided into 12 sections. The at ove aroa was originally covered with forest — greater portion now burnt, and portions sown with grass. Situated head of Jellyman's Valley, Hodgon's Valley, and Setting Sim Valley. OPEN ON RENEWABLE LEASE. Sections 26 and 29, Block XL, Tadmor Survey District, containing respectively 258 and 150 acre?. Situate on Donald's Creek and Cat Creek. Applications will be received at the District Lands Office. Neison. up to 4 o'clock p.m., on WEDNESADY, 21st April, 1909. The Ballot for sections for which there is more than one application, will be held on THURSDAY, the 22nd April, 1909, at 11 o'clock a.m., at the District Lands Office, Nelson. Full particulars and plans may be obtained at the District Lands Oifice, Nelson. F. W. FLANAGAN, Commissioner of Crown Lands. "VTELSON INSTITUTE. LADIES and Gentlemen willing to assist in organising and promoting a Fancy Dress and Masked Ball for the benefit of the Nelson Institute Building Fund, are requested to meet at thi School of Music on WEDNESDAY Evening, April 14th. at 7.30. GEORGE C. GILBERT, Hon. Secretary. THEATRE ROYAL NELSON 1 . EASTER MONDAY. OTfIANTTC HOLIDAY ATTRACTION MONTGOMERY'S NEW COMPANY. MONTGOMERY'S NEW COMPANY, including Special Engagement, diroct from Australia, of the ' Humorous HARMONIOUS HUXAMS. ' Melodious Funmakers and Singers ' who can sing, and MONTGOMERY'S ENTERTAINERS Beautiful PICTURED MELODIES AND THE 1 LATEST AIdM'A,TE|D >I £ICTURES. Prices— 3s. 2s, anS^O^Sfflfffflf^'* - x --'--v' - .^*. - -.* . y -■^"'•*Z2&&ixKiiS!i&*&'' "• '"' '- - 'A-'--