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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 53, 2 March 1918, Page 3

Tan boots are easily dirtied, biit'this can be quickly got over if you use "TAN'-OL." It cleans, polishes and preserves. When your blood is over-heated drink KOLA-NIP, the cooling tonic with tne nutty flavour. Besides being a healthful tonic it is extremely refreshing. Mjxor weil with n era ted watora. TAKAKA COUNTY COUNCIL. Applications, addressed to the County Chairman, and endorsed "Application for Overseer," will be received until 10 a.m. on Tuesday, sth March, proximo, for the position ot OVERSEER to the Takaka County C-ouncil. Schedule of duties, etc., may be seen at the office of this paper, and at the County Office, during office nours. WILLIAM BAIAD, (\V«J--. County Office, Takaka, 13th February, 1918. THE MAN WE WANT. THE MAN WE WANT. THE MAN WE WANT. THE MAN WE WANT. In every office, shop, factory oe> business house employing any sort'of a staff, the chronic difficulty of the employer is to get the right man. It is in the power of all men "to rise on stepping stones of their dead ®elyes to higher things" ; every mantis "the architect of his ®wn fortune." "The arbiter of his own destiny," and all wealth, Honour, and Power in the werld are favours within the reach oi every man endowed with common' Sense and energy. Enrol with - BANKS COLLEGE. BANKS COLLEGE. BANKS COLLEGE. WELLINGTON in one of the following departments' Book-keeping, Accountancy, Law, Advertising, Journalism, Business Practice, Entrance University, University, Teachers' Certificate, ' Public Serviee, Economics . Follow instructions and success is yours. Write for further particulars to H. AMOS. Director. -

tr JLL Registered Name for HEAN'S ESSENCE One bottle makes a pint of finest family cough and cold remedy. Coiti 2/-. Saves 10/. . .. GREEN- tOVER CEtOPS."~ " Rt/DE -LUPIN. V PLANT BLUE LUPIN, the cheapest manure on the market for agriculturists or fruitgrowers. Limited quantity of seed for sale, for which keen demand, therefore oi«ler early. C. A. KELLING, Motueka. —Roy«sJ Mail.— WAKEFIELD—STANLEY BROOK. 7-seater car, leaves Wakefield every Thursday, and Saturday at .9.30 a.m., leaving. Stanley Brook same day at 12.30 p.m. All parcels carefully delivered. MOTOR SUPPLY STCBE3, Wakefield. K. McPherwoxt. Manager.

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