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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 6 March 1912, Page 1

WANTED. 'ANTED, a Strong Lad for Farm Work. Apply 30 St. Vincent-street. ANTED, General Servant, for Mrs Bert. Manoy, Motueka; good wages. Apply Mrs Baigent, Masonic Hotel, Nelson. WANTED, Hop-pickers' for the Sherry. Apply W. Lines, C/o J. Cass, Wellington Terrace, or 27 Halifaxstreet. WANTED. IJ1 ARMERS' SEPARATOR CREAM, price lid ,for BUTTER-FAT, as from March Ist. PRIME FED PIGS. Suitable Weights only. Price sd, delivered at Richmond Factory. W. R. MAY. WANTED, Young Ladies and Boys to Prepare Fruit for Preserving. Good wages; pleasant occupation. WILLIAM JACQUES, Fruit Preserver, High-st., Motueka. ANTED, by Young Man, Board and Residence in private family. Apply "Mail" Office. ANTED, Boarders. Private house, good position, has vacancy fo£ Young Gentlemen; conveniences. Apply by letter to "Vacancy," "Mail" Office. WANTED, a Young Lady for office work and book-keeping. Apply, stating experience, to . S.G., "Mail" Office. WAITED, a Kitchenman, and Youth for Pantry. MASONIC HOTEL. WANTED. SEVERAL GI'RLS. Also Two or Three Smart BOYS. ' GRIFFIN & SONS, LTD., Alton-street. WANTED: Board and Residence by Two Young Men (brothers),' in private family. Apply S. C. Field, Richmond. .. WANTED. • FOR Dressmaking Department, BODICE, COAT, and SKIRT HANDS,- also MACHINISTS. EVERETT BROTHERS.

' ANTED, a'Good General or House- . _ maid-Waitress. , . Good wages to suitable person.' Apply Wakefield Hotel. SHOEISTS. —We are * clearing •_ Children's Bltie and Red and White jShoes for Is lid. A lew more. Infants'. White Kid Is; usual prices 2s '6d.— HEALY AND SON. SHOEISTS. —We are selling off Bostock and Bective Pointed Toe Shoes for 10s 6d ,-usual prices 18s 6d. . AND SON. SHOEISTS. —We are giving away ' Ladies' Derby Shoes (round toes) for 8s lid, in Tan and Black; usual prices 12s 6d.—HEALY AND PON. AUR new AUTUMN. PATTERNS for vj GENTS' MADE TO MEASURE SUITS have just arrived—a very fine selection, i Prices 54s to J04,! and we guarantee satisfaction. Country friends will also be, : wanting.' stronger BOOTS AND SHOES. .Please see oul- stock. Reliable Boots .are our specialty. ; Just. in—a nice consignment of' High-griade English Footwear for 'Gentlemen. Prices Right. Quality Right. , A. HODGSON AND SON. WAKEFIELD. , i: RKAL MONEY-SAVERS for thrifty Buyers of Drapery and Clothing at GIBBARD'S Surplus Stock; Sale. WANTED Er,o an.—Ladies' Summer Blouses, lignt and- dark, reduced to Is lid.' Less than half usual price. —GIBBARD'S SALE. DON'T MISS this golden opportunity. 5s to 10s in the £ easily saved on many of the specials at GIBBARD'S Sale. : [XTRA SPECIAL! 36 only Ladies' _ J Creme Wool Delaine Blouses—Silk, Embroidered —3s lid, usually 5s lid and 7s 6d.—GIBBARD'S Sale. - : OTICE ! Closes in a few days,— GIBBARD'S SALE. E N , "ANTED, Men for serviceable y Suit* —usually 29s 6d, for ■ 25s 9d; usually3ss,. for 29s 6d. Black. Hard Felt- Hats 3s 9d, usually 7s 6d.— GIBBARD'S Sale. SPECIAL Value ! Men's Tennis Shirts'; —the make that fit, wear, and look well—3s (sd, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid. GIBBARD'S; sale. -. WANTED. —Men who like and know a good thing—for, superior Boxed Suits, specially selected Worsteds —best finish throughout—sss, usually 655.—, GIBBARD'S Sale. SPECIAL SNIPS'in Men's Trousers—. . Denims 3s 6d, Heavy Tweeds ss. lid, good quality Tweeds 8s 6d, fine Worsteds lis 6d.—GIBBARD'S Sale. WANTED. —Engineers, Seamen, and Miners' for Special Value in Navy Under Flannels at 2s lid, 3s 6d, and 4s 6d.—GIBBARD'S Sale. WANTED Known.—Clearing Remnants and Odd Lines (accumulated, during Sale) very cheap at GIBBARD'S. STILL A FEW LEFT! Clearing at a big sacrifice, balance Muslin, Linnene, and Linen Costumes. —GIBBARD'S Sale. The shop' for value."— gibBARD AND CO.'S, Spot Cash Drapers and Clothiers, Bridge-street, Nelson (next Dee's Corner.) CHILD WAS CHOKING. "For the first six months of my daughter's life she was continually attacked with croup a.nd was often 'black in the face from choking," writes Mrs. Elizabeth Davies, 19 Browning-st., South Yarxa, Vic. "We did' not know what to do', the Lodge medicine having failed. I then gave Jxer Ch ajnbe rial n s Cougr IReanedy, and vv© have had no trouble ince —For sale everywhere.*