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Nelson Evening Mail, 16 February 1917, Page 6

MURGHISON. 'Mvzrchison statement for January: — Euchre, 3rd. £1 4s: 10th, 14s; 17th, £1 8s; 24th, £18; total, £4 14s. Balance, [December sale yard afternoon tea, £1 15s; January sale yard tea. £4 14s. Donations : Racing Club, £5; Mr Bastin, 10s; T. D. Blackadder, ss. Dance, £5 4s. [Lettuce donated by Mrs Francis, "Fern Flat, sold by Mrs MoNee, 4s. Part •proceeds sheep donated by Mr Moon, 6». ■Collections, [December and January, Owen Junction, per Miss A. Lynch, £7 18s 3d: January, 'X.ongford- Road, per Mrs Kerr. 17s 6d : Buller Road, per Mrs Warneford. £1 15s 6d; township, per Mrs Rennell, ±x3 Is; .Six Mile, per ]\liss T. Downie, £1 13s 6d : Glen-hope, per Miss ..IcConochie, £1 14s lid ; total, £c9 12s Bd. Expenditure.—Rent of hall for dance, 12s fed;. cheque to Nelson. £39 0s 2d. (Signed) H. F. Clayton, hon. secretary; W. A. Rennell, hon. treasurer.

FUNERAL NOTICE. TIELE Friends of the late THOMAS DENNETT are respectfully informed that his Funeral will cave the residence of JLi* H. Griffith, The Port, oil SUNDAY "AFTERNOON at 2.30 o'clock •for the Nelson Cemetery. ALFRED SHONE, Undertaker and Embalmer. CAR FOR WESTPORT. TWO PASSENGERS WANTED— Leaving Sunday- Morning at< 7 .a.in. Fares ve.rv reasonable. 'Phone 394. E. HEWLETT, - • 48 Waimea street, Nelson. M 1 R R. P. HUDSON, M 53?., hopec .. _ to have the pleasure of addressing his constituents as follows :• — Friday, 16th inst., Mofcupiko. Monday, 19th inst., Foxhill. Tuesday, 20th inst., Top House. Wednesday, 21st inst., Tapawera. Time and place of meeting, School House: ox otheif public buil' iug ati 7.Z' p.m. NELSON COURSING CLUB.

i(BWw TrniHE ANNUAL of the ■ ' above -Club will be held TONIGHT (Friday) at 8 o'clock in. Opie's Room. " Business: Report and Balance Sheet-; Election of Officers; General. All interested invited to be present- - D. CRUSHER, Hon. Sec. ESTATE OF THOMAS CAWTHRON, DECEASw. ONEY TO LEND.— The Trustees i . are "prepareg lend money on approved securities at lowest current rates of interest. W. ROUT AND SONS, LTD- . "VV. ROOT, Manager, \ . Secretary. CITY OF NELSON. P URSUANT to Regulations made _ "The Municips-1 Gorpoiatioiis Act, 1908" and the Acts amending the same, notice is hereby given that *he District Electors' List of, the Citv.of Nel. son is open , for inspection at the Town Clerk's Office, Nelson, where it may be inspected wkhout fee by all peTsons interested therein, during office hours. (9 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.); Saturday.9 to. 1) until the 22nd day of February, 1917Any person may object .to the nst on either of the following grounds : (a) That any person oil the list_ does not possess the necessary qualifications ; or {b) Ina any "person not on the list -is entitled, to have his name inserted t'liereon. Objections must be sent in"to the undersigiied on or before the Ist day of March, 1917. Forms of objection may .be obtained at my office. The list of objections may be inspected during office. ■ hours fiom the 2nd to the 6th day of March, 1917. Dated this 16th day of February, 1917. G. A. EDMONDS, Town' Clerk.

engineering instructor required. Applications are invited by the •Nelson Education Board for the position of Engineering ■ Instructor at the Nelson Technical School j salary commencing at £225 per annum'. . Particulars'o£ duties, etc., will be furnished 011 request. . j i-n Applications will 'be received up till MONDAY, sth March. _ _ N. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary, . Nelson; Education Board. Nelson, 15th February, 1917. POTATOES—PRIME. 100 BAGS. Secure Quickly. NEALE AND HADDOW. • "REACHES and Tomatoes are cheapei-. Pure N.Z. Honey from bulk.— Stewart and Co., Nile street. THE "PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. TiHE USUAL Monthly Subscription Meeting will be held at the Office, Trafalgar street,, 011 MONDAY and TUESDAY, 19th and 20' th February, 1917, from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. each day. NOTE. —Subscriptions can always be paid prior to the pay-days. GEORGE M. ROUT, ■Secretary. M EARS' Great Sale of High Class Drapery is in full swing. Call and see our Bargains;- Mews', bottoift of Hardy street