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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 19 March 1913, Page 8

AUCTION *AXSai. THORPE YARDS. THURSDAY NEXT, the ' 20th inst., at 1.30 p.m. Present Entries : 600 Mixed Sheep 22 Four-shear Stud Romney Ewes (special line); bred by ShoTt. 6 Store Cattle. 1 Heavy Fat Cow. 1 Springing Cow. 1 Pedigree Ayrshire Heifer (in calf). 1 Jersey Heifer (in calf). Further entries invited. BISLEY BROS. & CO., Auctioneers. THURSDAY NEXT, at 2.30 p.m. AT THE ROOMS, HARDY-STREET. VALUABLE COLLECTION OF WATER COLOURS. BY J. H. NICHOLSON, ESQ., who is leaving the Dominion. 5b WATER COLOURS, This Sale will be the last opportunity that lovers of art will have to secure work by this well-known and popular artist. Every line will be sold practically without reserve. On view To-morrow ; also To-night and! To-morrow Evening, from 7.30 to 9 o'clock. ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. THORPE YARDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 20, at 1 p.m. . Present Entries: 20 OLambs. 400 Ewes 20 2-tooth Romney Rams. 1 6-tooth Stud Romney Ram. J. H .RANKIN AND CO., Auctioneers. TRUIT ANO rRODUCftf AUCTIONS. I'rompt S«?ttl«»menfca h-k-"' A-ccoum Sales •'MAHON * LEE, AUCTIONEERS REEFTON. Auction Sales cf Fruit and Produce held •very TUESDAY and SATURDAY. luorreapondense 1 waited. MOTOR GYGLEB EFORE purchasing you are advised 1 to investigate the splendid merits of the famous A truly remarkable machine, designed for the Professional Man and the busy Business Man. INSPECTION INVITED. AGENT,, NELSON. ■ HAVE FOR SALE a . BOILER and an ALFA LAVAL TURBINE CREAM SEPARATOR of 110 Gallons capacity. Only in use Four Months. Cost £BS; will sell for £6o— would part them. InsDection invited. S. WINN, Victory Works, Nelson.

FIT YOUR NEW HOUSE with the ZEALANDIA. And have life-long satisfaction. Heats beautifully on cheapest coal, cooks so well that scores of pastrycooks prefer it, is obtainable with oven on right side or left; also with fire that can be opened out, making kitchen cosy. No other range has so many advantages. Write for Catalogue No. 3. BARNINOfHAM AND CO., LIMITED, GEORGE-ST., DUNEDIN. Agent: W. LOCK, Ironmonger, Nelson. WAIMEA COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATION FOR OVERSEER.... PPLICATIONS are invited for the „ position of OVERSEER for the Waimea County Council. .Salary £2OB per annum.(which includes travelling expenses). Applications, which must state age, previous experience, and date when applicant can start duty, to be marked on the outside "Overseer," and forwarded so as to reach the County Office, Nelson, not later than WEDNESDAY, 2nu April prox. Copies of Testimonials to be also forwarded with application. Schedule of duties can be obtained from the County Office, Nelson. S. BLOMFIELD, County Clerk. Nelson, 13th March, 1913. WAIMEA COUNTY, SPECIAL ORDER. NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Waimea County Council, held at Nelson on Thursday, the 6th day of March, 1913, a resolution was adopted declaring "FENNEL" a Noxious Weed under I "The Noxious Weeds Act, 1908," And notice is hereby further given that the confirmation of the said resolution J will Ve proposed at a meeting of the said j Council, to be held on THURSDAY, i the 3rd day of April, 1913, at Noon, and that a copy'of the said resolution is open for inspection at the Waimea County Office during office hours, and it is proposed that this: Special Order shall take effect on. and after the 7th day of Anril, 1913. S. BLOMFIELD, County Clerk. Nelson, Bth March, 1913. Tan boots are easily dirtied, but this can be quickly got over if you use "Tarn ol." It cleans, polishes, and preserves In tins, liquid Is, paste 6d.* Tan-ol is the ideal polisher for leather goods, linoleums, floorcloths'; and furni j lure. It is easy to apply, and polishes with the minimum of labour. In tihs : ! liquid Is, paste 6d. j

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