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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume L, Issue 175, 2 November 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PEOPLES' PICTURES HOME, LOVE, KINDRED, HAPPINESS are sacrificed bv Frank Carlisle at the CALL OF HIS COUNTRY And gaining honour and fame he finds love denied through MISUNDERSTANDING and TREACHERY. Final screening TO-NIGHT of this magnificent 6-reel photo story. MY FIGHTING GENTLEMAN With the powerful dramatic star WILLIAM RUSSELL As the gallant soldier. "One of the STRONGEST—NICESTCLEANEST Stories that the screen has presented."—So says a leading American paper. The most interesting—The most ing picture of Many Days. Scenic and Comic Supports. NOTE.—Circle Is Id (including tax), stalls 6d. HAYWARD PICTURES FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT A Tense 5-reeler with something powerful and new in it. ETHEL CLAYTON ETHEL CLAYTON and ARTHUR ASHLEY. ARTHUR ASHLEY. —in the— v BONDAGE OF FEAR Truer, More Vital, more powerful, More Graphic than any photo=drama we have seen. If you were tremendously happy, how far would you go to retain your happiness ? In this tremendous play the heroine becomes a "Law unto Herself; BUT—SHE SAVES HER HAPPINESS Clever Photographic Effects. ■Exceptional Supports, including delightful Pathe Coloured Scenic. Topical etc. Prices Circle Is Id including tax), stalls Gd. NELSON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION.

Twenty -fifth grand show to be held at RICHMOND PARK on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, ALL ENTRIES close at the Secretary's Office, Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, 7th November, 1917, . And Entrance Fees must accompany Entries, otherwise same will be refused. ' NOTE.—The prizes for Sow and Lit- : ter have been increased to £2 2s and £1 Is. j ENTRIES MAY BE MADE WITH The Mail Office, Nelson." Rankin and Sons, Motueka. Noble Win, Thorpe. R. H. Coleman, Motupiko J. Hagen, Spring Grove. F. Coleman, Wakefield. And the Secretary, Richmond. SCHEDULES and Entry Forms may - be obtained from the following: Mr Boon, chemist, Hardy street; Mr W. *4. May, Richmond; Mr Fairey, Brigin. .crater; Messrs Hooper and Sons, Wakefield; Mr G'. Thomas, Moutere Ho t«*l; Messrs Rankin and Sons, Motueka; Mr R. H. Coleman, Motupika, Mr G. Macmahon, Tapawera; Thomson's Store, Tadmor; Mr Wearing, Wakapuaka; Messrs Langridge and Co., Takaka; The Colonist Office, Nelson; "and from the Secretary, Richmond. J. GLEN, Secretary. Richmond.

H. J. HARRIS. BAKER : : AND :: PASTRYCOOK. (Successor to C. McLean "SCRUPULOUS CLEARNESS" is my Motto. . Inspection of the Bread Factory invited during working hours SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. Ring up 'Phone 191. Bread and email Goods delivered to all parts of the city 36,000 36,000 ACRES PROPOSITIONS WORTHY OF CONSIDERATION. rj ACRES FLAT, balance # undulating to hilly, 20 acres in crop. River flats 14 miles in langth, by about 1 mile in width. Well sub-divided, 6-roomed house, men's whare, wool shed, motor garage, 3 sets sheep yards ,and all necessary outbuildings. Title : 21 years lease, right of renewal. Rent a year. Goodwill of lease Is 3d pef- acre. Stock at valuation. "7f\f\ ACRES Freehold. 150 acres 4 %J\J in bush. Good milling timber. Well sub-divided; well wa.tered. 7roomed dwelling, wool shed, stable, and trap shed, and all necessary outbuildings. Sheep dip. Price £s_ per acre. Easy terms. Stock at valuation. Will carry over 700 sheep and other stock. K-j K ACRES, 200 in grass, balance OJL O bush. Good milling timber. Title : 999 years with right of purcluise. Rent £l2 10s per annum. Price £SOO. £IOO cash, balance can remain. Refreshment rooms: Going concern. All furniture, etc., ior £55. A real bargain. Rent low. Lease about 4 years HINGSTON AND CANN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Commercial Buildings. Hardy street. Nelson. llsiif Registered Name for BEAN'S ESSENCE One bottle makes a pint of finest family ooogb and cold remedy. Ceiti s»ts* lft/.