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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 19 February 1915, Page 1

WANTED. 'ANTED to Let, for a term, a Furnished House of 6 rooms; or Two Rooms (bed and sitting-room). For address apply "Mail" Office. TANTED, a Nursery Housemaid . f and Working Housekeeper. Particulars from Miss Eirerson, Labour Depatment. . > 7"ANTED, a Waitress, a Apply Custom House Hotel. /ANTED, Carpenter and Joiner; permanent work to good man. Apply W. E. Wilkes, Richmond. 'ANTED, by Young Lady,, Bed Room; furnished; use of conveniences. Apply, stating terms, to "Sunny," "Mail" Office. m»/ANTED, for Two Ladies, Three VV Unfurnished Rooms, with use of conveniences; good, sunny locality. Terms to "Permanent," "Mail" Office. 'ANTED, a useful Present for a ' Bride. Get it from Louis Kerr's. Biggest stocks and best values. ««, ANTED, by a capable 'Woman, W Position as General Help or Housekeeper. Small salary accepted for good home. Apply "Homely," "Mail" Office. WANTED. OMEONE to- call a Public Meeting i of the long-suffering Residents <.f Tahunanui, Golfers, and the Travelling Public, to consider ways and means of keeping the streets clear of Straying Stock and Noxious Weeds. W. STONE, Progressive Flat, Tahunanui. m» , ANTED, DRESSMAKERS: First W Class Coat and Bodice Hands. Highest wages for competent hands .Apply at once. MISS STARKEY, Dressmaking Dept., TRATHEN&CO. ANTED, Board and Lodgings; ' with quiet private family, for Two Ladies; probably staying all winter. Apr ply, stating terms and locality, to "Visitors," "Mail" Office. '

/ANTED, Teacher for Household School, Waikawa Bay 1 ; three children; eldest 3rd Standard.; One able to teach Piano preferred. ; Particulars at "Mail" Office. , , WANTED to Rent, for a term, 5 or 6-roomed House, with conveniences; central. Apply "Careful Tenant" "Mail" Office. -- , ANTED Known.—At McKAY'S, W New Shipments MEN'S AUTUMN UNDERWEAR at old prices. Special Values in Underpants and Singlets at 4s 6djss, to 7s bd.— McKay and Son, Bridge-street. ANTED Known.—McKay's » are now showing a fine assortment of BRITISH-MADE TIES for Britons; just arrived, ex Corinthic;' ls6d eachy v or 2, for 2s ;6d.—McKay and Son> Bridge-st. ANTED, an experienced General; for the Country. Good . Apply Miss Emerson, Labour Department. . ; : ■V ,v ' , :v>"': ANTED," General Servant. :, ' Apply Mrs Jack: Brown, 'V! Lark Hall, The: Beacons: f < IPSON'S Moniimental Works, Col- _ < ling wood-street, '•'. Nelson.; Established 1878. arid'Prices on applic*-. tion. v Telephone 474 i ifQn'U best please the ''best little ; woman in the world" if you; smoke GOLD- r EN EAGLE—it doesn't ' 'hang about' the curtains"! Every puff wiM linger with, you as ■■'•a pleasant memory' though! Try a PLUG to-day.* \-;: . - : J\ ANEMONE, RANUNCULUS; ; v : , NARCISSI, ;TULD?S, CROCKS; \ HYACLNTHS, ETC. , : \ ;'■' :--- : \ SWEET PEAS. ■ U-■ .Best-.j Varieties'in' Separate Cblours-r-Winter Flowering and" Mixed., .. NELSON SEED AND r^dDUCE \: company . x--,; : :\;;?i;^;;': . '. ! ,"b : ,'Y--b-:.5..:.'".'.;-'' ',-.::' : .' I HAVE just received the -latest' Muscle-testing PERIMETER, which makes Sight-testing all the more perfect. C. P. ROBERTS. 'OPTICIAN, 48 HARDY STREZT. -

3AKL S :: AND a PASTBYOOQS, ■,'■ WAIMBA STREET iSuccemx tp 0. McLJtAK). friOßrP.. J l -CUB CLaANWNEBB" Bread Factory invited iurin« -working IfcOllXa. '.■'•''.•■'!• ''' : '-'. jSiIALL. GOODS A SPECIAXITir. Binp «P 'Phone 19 1Bread and Small <? ods delivered to all parts of the Gitjr.

WEARING'S BANNERETTE BARGAIN SALE INTERESTS EVERYONE. ROOF .oi the compete - ing . force of this '.' Bargain Round-up is evi- > denced by the way the goods are literally gallop T mg out of the ; door. Folks wiih half an eye for a bargain haven't been 1 alow to catch on. Now we want to talk FOOTWEAR BARGAINS. We've a truly magnificent showing, and the prices Boots for the whole "family should be purchased right NOW. wait, or you'll be left. WEARING BROS«p •'The Store of Sterling Values," ■Rfoc: