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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 26 June 1911, Page 6

L LATEST Rourfi-edged .Stationery, Plasticine and Tools (three varieties), Coloured Chalks (two sizes). — Central News Agency. ""M/TAN' from Snowy River," by Banjo It I Paterson. complete assortment Myrtle Reed'. —Central News Agency, Bridge-Street. OST, a. yellow and white Slicep Dog Pup. Finder rewarded on returning to A'tmore's, Alton-street-. LOST, a small Brown Leather Purse, containing gold l and silver. Reward at 57 Collingwood-street. NEW BOOKS—"The Politician," bv Mason ; "That Printer of Udell's,"" by H. B. Wright,—Bunny and Co. "TTIS Hour," by Elinor Glyni; and B I "Marie Claire," the latest successful novels. —Bunny and Co., Dresden Piano Co. PAM," and' "What Became of Pain," 1/6 each. "Dop Doctor." — Bunnv and Co.. Dresden Piano Co. VACANCIES for .'Gentlemen Boarders. Central position. Apply "Gitv." "Ma.il" Office. AT SMITH'S Shoe Store. Ladies' High-class Boots and Shoes; r'ght up to date ; quality of the very best ; iiuaranteed. M' ANY Boy up to 10 years of a,ge, who likes to come and ask for it, can have a good Overcoat for 8s 6d' to 9s 6d. —Dee and- Sons. "OTHERS ! Take advantage for - our ,___ Bioys ur> to 10 yea-is of age. Good Overcoats at Dee and Sons' at 8s 6d and 9s 6d'; little extra for older boys. WE'VE too many Boys' Overcoats, andi want to quit some at unheard of prices. Come and make us prove it. —Dee and' Sons. GENTLEMEN to see the new mmd«!s being .shown at. Smith's Shoe Store in first-class Boots for present wear. NELSON' ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. ATvIEETING of the above Society will be held l at Chaimiber of Commerce Rooms. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 28t.1i inst-., at 7.30 p.m. 15 MINUTE PAPERS on— Trustee and- Executorship Accounts — Mr E. H. Thomson. A.1.A.. N.Z. Depreciation andi Reserve Accounts — Mr B. Naale. Self-Balancing Ledgers—Mr G. Richmond. Cash Book Systems—Mr J. Griffin, Jun. All members and intending members requested' to attend. 1 C. MILNER, Hon. Secretary. NELSON INDUSTRIAL CO-OPERA-TIVE SOCIETY, LTD. THE Adjourned SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Store. Hardy-street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 28th inst. at 8 p.m. A full attendance is particularly requested. BY ORDER. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. OWING to increased' business, we are Removing to more Central Premises, WAKATU LANE (latel- occupied by Messrs Cliannberlain an.d Stannard), where, with strict attention to business, we trust to receive a fair share of public patronage. ■ ■ Telephone No. 2-60. WILLMOT & GROSS, CERTIFICATED PLUMBERS AND DRAIN LAYERS. "SB'• ! £S.S W Y.M.I: LITERARY AND DEBATING SO CIETY. THERE .will be NO MEETING of the above this week. U.M.D. TTTINIriSR EVENING'S CONCERT TO-NIGHT, in the Lod'ge Room. Lodge Business 7.30 .p.m. : Conert at 8 o'clock. Refreshments. Also Meeting of Royal Arcli Chapter, at 8 o'clock. FUNERAL NOTICE. THF. Friends of MR F. DAY are r&spectfu.lly informed thi t . the Funeral of ihis late DAUGHTER, Elizabeth, will leave his. residence, Hampdenstrest West. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at Two o'clock, for St. Mary's Church, thence to the . Nelson Cemetery. ALFRED SHONE. Undertaker and Embalmier. T AKAKA COUNTY COUNCIL. WAITAPU RIDING. ELECTION O'F ONE COUNCILLOR TO FILL EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of thie provisions of "The Local Elections-and Polls Act, and all amendments thereto, I hereby give notice that a POLL will be taken for the ELECTION of ONE COUNCILLOR for the Riding of Waitapu, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William James Reilly. on FRIDAY, the 30th day of June, 1911, commencing at 9 o'clock a.m., a.nd closing at 6 p.m. The following persons have been duly Nominated 1 as Candidates: — HARRIS, John L. HALDANE, Alexander MOORE. James Thomas ROSE, J. F. * WINTER, John And I hereby give .notice that the following plaoes have been; appointed for the purpose of taking the sa.id Poll: — County Council Chambers, T akaka, and Awa-iti. Dated at Tafcaka, this 24th day of June 1911. J. W. MOULDER, Returning Officer. PIANO TUNING. MR H. HUNTER-BROWN is prepared' to undertake Tuning or Repairing of PIANOS' and 'ORGANS in. Town or Country. Orders may be left with Mr Naylor, P.ia.no Importer. ±ll Collingwood-street, or at Private Address. 120 Nile-street. Telephone 375. STAINED GLASS WORK. JL.INLEY RUSSELL, R.8.A.. of • Westminster School of Art, London, will give a Course of Lectures, Demonstrations, and Practical Lessons in STAINED GLASS' WORK, in connection with Miss Igglesden's' Design. Classes. Instruction will be given in Designing and Preparing Working Dirawintrs, Outting and Leading, Painting, Staining, and Firing. Further information may be obtained from Miss! Igglcsdcin.. at her Studio, on Friday afternoons.