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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 21 April 1911, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED in May, for the Boys' College, good Plain Cook. Apply after 7 p.m. at the College. WANTED, for Pelorus Sounds, capable Ladty Help. Apply Dee and Son®, Trafaligiair-street. 'ANTED, strong Lad for Blacjst » smithing:; one to sleep at home preferred. - Geo. Hodgson, Spring T ANTED, a smart Canvasser for ▼ t Country Districts; 'lucrative and permanent work for a good energetic man.—H. Walker, Bridge-street. RANTED, a good' . Geroerml; no , t washing. Apply MinsT H. JR. Duncan, Handy-street. .ANTED, a steady Young Man ' who can plough and look after horses. Apply W. Oarsman, Toi Toi Valley. "ANTED to sell, immediately, 4V roomed; Cottage, with detached Kitchen, in Kaw&i-stireet. Aipply J. E. Sherwood junr. ANTED, a little Girl Boarder for next term. Apply soon to Miss Hooper,-Zephyr Lodge' School, Colling-wood-street. ' ' ANTED, a, Handy Man for Hotel. Good' wage®.* Also, Housemaid"Waibress; wages 17s. Apply Bnightwater Hotel. TANTED KNOWN.—Another 50 Y "New Era" Suits just opened up at WEARING BROS'., Richmond. Latest winter fashions; ' best findfeh; highest quality, lowest prices. 'ANTED every Man to see our Y latest lot of "New Era" Suits in i, £, x, and ordinary frizes; to fit aU figures. Every Suit bears the brand "New Era."—WEARING BROS., Sole Richmond. Agents..- , TANTED' KNOWN.—Warm. UnY dlarwear, Flamruells' and Singlets, in ,gTeat- variety, for Men and Boys. Latest Hats, ■ Neck Wear, Hosiery, Braces, Gloves, etc., just opened up for the winter, at Wearing Bros'., Richmond. 'ANTED KNiOWN,— this week, • Overcoats for Men. and Boys, Riain, Coats, Oil Coats, Canvas Coats, tand Cycling- Capes. Usual low prices.—At WEARING BROS'., Richmond. v To the People NELSON & DISTRICT 7*HILE thanking everyone for .. . . past support, we beg to state (in reply to numerous inquiries) that, having been unable to dispose of-our Business, we have abandoned our intention of leaving Nelson ; and will continue on the same lines as hitherto, viz:— "Reliable Goods at Bed-Rock Prices for Spot Gash." We have "just purchased", a large assortment' of NEW WINTER GOODS for prompt cash. These are now coming to hand, prrticulars of which will be advertised shortly. It will pay you to hold over your purchases until you have seen the many Special Lines we shall have to offer. • Spot Gash Drapers & Clothiers, LOWER BRIDGE STREET, rf (Just round Dee's Corner.) j PORTER HARRIS, PROPERTIES FOB SALE. OAAH Sheep Run, aJUUU handy to Railway, carrying 1600 sheep and other stock; splendid on favourable terms. A f\f\ ACRES, Lower Moutere. *±:\JxJ . Freehold and 6-roomed Dwelling,, two small Young Orchards; about 100 Acres easily ploughabie. A bargain at £4 per acre. Q7I ACRES.—One of the best O • 2 small, Farms oh the Waimea Plains; only males froni Hope Railway Station. All flat. ?. Good six-. roomed l Dwelling and 4-EtalLed Stable, etc. A bargain at £IOOO. Term®. 't Qf\f\ ACRES, Croixellee. Good IOUU Slicep Run, containing *550 Acres Freehold and 1150 L.I.P. ?jand, the rental for the Leasehold- being only £7 13s Id half yearly. 6-rmd. Dwelling and Dairy. Inspection invited. Prieo .'£4ooo. Terms arranged. Ml ELBOURNE-St.—lde-al Building Section, 50 feet frontago, with unsurpassed view » -..■ BtoANO-STREET.*—I Acre, splendid position; .planted with 250 choice Apple Trees, about. 5 years ; old. Small Uottage. Price £225. MILTON-STREET.—AImost new sixroomed Dwelling, with gas,' water, copper, tubs, bathroom. connected with eewer. A bargain at £SOO. Small deposit. , ' , STOKE,—7 ACRES of the best Stoke land, wilti large frontage, within 'five mmuto? of Station. . Also a large number of other Town and Country Properties on the books for sale, particulars of which will be given upon application. J PORTER HARRIS, iiANU AGENT. HARDY-STREET. A. permanent to always will and do, results from the continued use of Stcairns' Wine of Cod Liver Extract—makes you healthy .and keeps you there,"