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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 9 March 1912, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED, Position as Housekeeper or Companion to Invalid. Small pay for comfortable home. Highest references. Apply Labour Department. ANTED to Purchase, Landau and Pair, complete; m good order. State price (lowest) to "Cash," "Mail" Office. W~ ANTED, Two or Three Gentlemen Boarders; 18s week; washing, ironing, and mending done. Splendid view of Bay. Apply "X.," "Mail" Office. WANTED, Two Good GIRLS for Dressmaking Department. Liberal wages to competent girls. Apply at once by leter, or ring up 33 Motueka. JAS. A. WALLACE, Dressmaker and Costumier. ANTED, Secondhand Saddle and Bridle; must be in good condition. State price to J. 8., "Mail" Office. SCRUB-GUTTERS. ANTED, Several Experienced MEN for Scrub-cutting. Apply F. E. NOTTAGE, Supervisor, Tasman, or

TASMAN FRUIT LANDS, LTD., Nelson. ANTED, Boarders. Private house, good position, has vacancy for Young Gentlemen; conveniences. Apply by letter to "Vacancy," "Mail" Office. ANTED, a Lady Help. ' " Apply A.8.C., "Mail" Office. ANTED, an Apprentice with some knowledge of the trade. Apply Alfred Shone, Carpenter & Cabinetmaker. SHOEISTS. —We are clearing Children's Blue and Red and White Shoes for Is lid. A few more Infants' White Kid Is; usual prices 2s 6d. — HEALY AND SON. SHOEISTS. —We are selling off Bostock Bective Pointed Toe Shoes for 10s 6d ;usual prices 18s 6d. HEAX.Y 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 SON.

Wanted Known. OUR new AUTUMN PATTERNS for GENTS' MADE TO MEASURE SCJITS have just arrived—-a, very fine selection. Prices 54s to £4, and we guarantee satisfaction. Country friends will also be wanting stronger BOOTS AND SHOES. Please see our stock. Reliable Boots are our specialty. Just in—a nice , consignment of High-grade English Footwear for Gentlemen. i Prices Right. Quality Right. A. HODGSON AND SON. V^AKEFIELD. REAL MONEYS AVERS for thrifty Buyers of Di apery and Clothing at GIBBARD'S Surplus Stock Sale. WANTED Known.—Ladies' Summer Blouses, light and dark, 'reduced to Is lid. Less than half usual price. —GIBBARD'S SALE. DON'T MISS this golden opportunity. Ss to 10s in the £ easily saved on many of the specials at GIBBARD S EXTRA SPECIAL! 36 only Ladies' Creme Wool Delaine Blouses—Silk EmbroideredI—3s 1 —3s lid, usually Ss lid and 7s 6d.—GIBBARD'S Sale. a few days.— WANTED, Men for serviceable Tweed Suits-—usually 29s 6d, for 25s 9d; usually 355, for 29s 6d. Black Hard Felt Hats 3s 9d, usually 7s 6d.— GIBBARD'S Sale. OPECIAL Value! Men's Tennis Shirts —the make that fit, wear, and look well—3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s Iid.—GIBBARD'S SALE. WANTED. —Men who like arid know a good thing—for superior Boxed Suits, specially selected Worsteds—best finish throughout—sss, usually 65s. — GIBBARD'S Sale. Sale.

SPECIAL SNIPS in Men's Trousers—- " Denims 3s 6d, Heavy Tweeds 5s lid, good quality Tweeds 8s 6d, {fine Worsteds lis 6d. —GIBBARD'S Sale. WANTED. —Engineers, Seamen, and Miners for Special Valde-in Navy Under Flannels at 2s lid, 3's 6d, and 4s 6d.—GIBBARD'S Sale. WANTED Known. —Clearing Remnants and Odd Lines (accumulated durinp- Sale) very cheap at GIBBARD'S. STILL A FEW LEFT! Clearing at a big sacrifice, balance Muslin, Linnene, and Linsn Costumes. —GIBBARD'S Sale. T' HE SHOP FOR VALUE."—GIBBARD AND CO.'S, Spot Cash Drapers and > Clothiers? Bridge-street, Nelson (next Dee's Corner.) BICYCLE SUNDRIES. —We have a full stock of Bicycle Extras, Bells, Lamps, Horns, Seats, Tyres and Tubes, Pumps, etc. Lowest Town prices. WEARING BROS., Richmond. SYRACUSE PLOWS. —These popular Plows are stocked in three sizes; also Hillside. All Extras on hand. WEARING BROS., Richmond. Mccormick agency.—We have been appointed Agents for this fine line of Machinery. Drills, Harrows, Discs, Cultivators, to arrive in a few days. Terms to suit any purchaser. All Extras stocked. WEARING BROS., Richmond. RELIEF AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS. "For fifteen ytars I suffered from constipation and I could get no relief," writes Mr. Frederick Fuller, saddler, New Carter bury-rd., Petersham. N.S.W. "Then I saw Chamberlain's Tablets advertised and taking them according to directions found they relieved /me after the first dose or two. At on© time l was completly doubled in two with wind i" my stoma-ch, but I do not know what that is now, for Chamberlain's Tablets have completely cured me." —For sale everywhere.*