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Nelson Evening Mail, 11 June 1917, Page 6

TB A N K S. R. and MRS KILG-O'UR wish to Lock, Dr. Washbourn (of -Richmond), Mr. and Mr?.' Naylor (of the Turf Hotel. Stoke), and all otTiers who kindly interested themselves in subscribing the sum of £B2 17s, which they have nowreceived. We must say we are much benefited by the change. Again thanking you all for your kindness and generosity. n> -:.-"««y*rvvi ?>;}*'--iftw-iir FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friend* of the late JOHN .. LANG-LEY ADAMS are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence. Moana, Stoke, TO -MO RR O\V (Tuesday) AFT ERN 0 -V, at One o'clock, for the -Nelson Cemetery. ALFRED SHONE, Undertaker ana Embahner. FUNERAL NOTICE. (HE Friends of the late CHARLES ALLPORT ave informed that his Funeral will leave his late residence, Salisbury Road", Richmond, at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), for the Richmond Cemetery. *l.y*:tS->;^v»^X«K^ CACIA Baileyana, Aucubas. Azaleas, Boronias, Camellias. Cassias, Choisyas, Clianthus, Cabbage Trees, Cydonias, Daphnes, Deutzias, Heaths, Crimson-flowered Gums; at BOLTON'S. TAHUNA PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIA= TION. A SPECIAL MEETING of the above Association will be held in the Tahuna Public Hall TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. Business : Urgent and Important. F. A. BAMFORD, Hon. Secretary. i^i;ita^^^ FRUITGROWERS are invited to attend a DEMOSNTRATION OF THE HARDIE SPRAYER, At MR. T. C. C. SCOTT'S ORCHARD, "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13th, a.t 2.30 p.m. NELSON CO-OPERATIVE FRUIT CO., LTD., Agents for Hardie Sprayers. WELCOME TO RETURNED SOLDIERS. WAKEFIELD. A WELCOME SOCIAL and DANCE -will be tendered to Returned Soldiers in the Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield, on WEDNESDAY, 13th inst. All Returned Soldiers who can are asked to be present. Admission for Civilians: Gentlemen, Is 6d : Ladies, Is. "OT.lCE—Having Enlisted, and going to the Front, my CARRYING BUSINESS ai Redwood's Valley will be SUSPENDED after this month. THOS. GILL, •~* Carrier.

GOOSEBERRIES just arrived —splendid sample, last of season—J. Wood anS' Soil. . . N O T lOK N ACCOUNT of having to sell my business, customers are respectfully requested 'to settle accounts promptly forthwith. Business conducted on cash basis only, for remaining time of realisation.— Mrs Anstice, Draper, Milliner and Dressmaker, Trafalgar-st., S'olson. 'E are still in the boot repair trade —Going stronger than ever. Our quality survives all comers.—SLlNN, Bridge street.

m m Pe BAU «g¥ s^e smsm/& BUILT FOR REAL MEN'S WEAR! J YOU WILL FIND THAT "BALL RED BAND" RUBBER FOOIvVEAR STANDS UP UNDER HEAVY USAGE. THAT'S WHY WE RECOMMEND THEM SOLD ONLY BY—DEE & SONS

THE ONE GIFT THAT IS 3URK TO PLEASE A SOLDIER— A Wristlet Watch. If you wish to give a Soldier Frien<l a B^^^3| Present he will find freally useful—that If&Shill will be always with him and give con- iKi^wEnl stent service—choose one of oar Wri&tiet Watches. Bf>ware of the source oi annoyance and trouble. Fay the fair price of one of our IJigh grade Wristlet Watches, which are guaranteed to keep pood time under hard conditions. A Good Watch co'sis little more than a cheap one, but is worth ranch more. We Recommend our Soldiers' Watches. Splendid Value at Each' Price. LOUIS KERR, 109 Trafalgar=st