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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 12 February 1913, Page 1

WANTED. lent (central), Two ' burnished Rooms, with use of kitchen, for man, wife, and small boy. Apply, stating terms and address, to No. SO, Rubi Seddon. ANTED, Porter. Apply Central Hotel. WANTED, Young Girl for light house work ; mornings only.—Mrs Cecil King; Richmond Avenue. ANTED, a few Hop-pickers, about the end of the month. A. F. TRASK, Stoke. J ANTED—from in or near Belgrove—*, SMART BOY for "EVENING MAIL" Train Delivery. Apply "MAIL" OFFICE. 'ANTED, a respectable Man or V V Youth for String Cutting. Apply C. ,C. Drogemuller, Upper Moutere. "ANTED, a trustworthy Girl, must be able to do plain cooking. Also Housemaid for feix "weeks.—Wukens's Boarding House. 'ANTED, a Nurse Girl, about 16 years of age; country girl • prefered. Apply Mrs Philip Moore, The Rocks. "ANTED, an Assistant for the Millinery and Show Department. Apply Everett Brothers. "ANTED, for the Boys' College, , . Tvo Tablemaids. Apply after 7 p.m. at the College. "ANTED, Agents (Rider or other), for ROYAL RUBY MOTOR CYCLES. ' Right up-to-date. Apply JAMES AND GTLLMAN, Sole New Zealand Agents, Hawera. "ANTED, Strong Lad, to learn the Carriage Painting.—Balme and Co., Coachbuilders. ANTED, a Girl to assist in house work. Apply Upper Moutere WANTED Known.—Peaches from 2s 6d; Apples 3s 6d; Nectarines 4s 6d.—At Emmett's, ,' Hardy-street. 'Phone 344. NOTICE. HE report having been circulated .-. that we have SOLD OUR BUSINESS, wo wish to state that we have SOLD ONLY THE PREMISES, and are arranging for other Buildings. We are still CONTINUING IN BUSINESS, and will give o*ur present and new Customers every attention. L. T. BOWDEN AND CO. HEREBY give notice that I am applying, to the Nelson Land Board for an Occupation License over Sections 2, 3. 4. 5,' Block viii., Arnaud Survey District, containing 204 Acres, on "the Traverse River. - : • ' j: H. D. WILKENS. ' HEREBY give notice that I am ap-; . -plying to the Nelson Land Board wi- an Occupation License under the Reserves and Domains Act, over Section 69, Rotoiti Village, containing 7 Acres 2 Ro-ods, 18 Perches. ,„^ T „ J. H. D. WILKENS. Seeds & Plants SOW NOW: ;AUUFLOWER, SPINACH, TURNIP, FRENCH BEANS, MUSTARD,^ IRESS, ENDIVE, RADISH, SILVER BEET, AND ONION SEEDS. PLANT NOW: (ROCCOLI, SAVOY, CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE, AND CELERY PLANTS. KELSON SEED AND PRODUCE CO. lUPERFLUOUS, HAIR REMOVED. Painlessly; entirely free from any, mug injurious to the most, delicate kin Fori particulars apply MKfc ;N APP, No. 5, Trafalgar-street Morth, between 2 p.m. arid 5 p^m. Special Appointments made. All Correspondence strictly private. , i ICHMOND.—SchooI starts Tuesday.. r Next, at 9 o'clock. ■ We are ready nth. School Requirements of all decryptions. 7EARIN g, BROS., j .• Richmond. NORWICH UNION remirnn Jacime £1,004,700 Lowest Rates of Ptemium. ties Promptly and Liberally Settle* toy the undersigned. J PORTER HARRIS, Cent and Attorney for Nelson, Marl oorontfh. and Westland.^ NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS, HARDY-STREET. HOME FOR DEFECTIVES, RICH. MOND. rENDERS are invited for the Supply of Groceries, Butter, Bread, and eat, for One Year from Ist April, 1913. enders, addressed to the Steward, will e received up till Noon on FRIDAY, le 28th February, 1913, and must be larked "Tender, for ——." Forms of snder and all information may be ob-, lined from the Steward at the Home, he lowest or any tender not necessarily :cepted. :" HENRY BUTTLE, Steward. 7th February, 1913.