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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 113, 16 May 1918, Page 8

FORWARD US TAE PARTICULARS OF YOUR DAIRY FARM FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. :: WE HAVE NORTH ISLAND CLIENTS WANTING TO PURCHASE. AND CO., LICENSED LAND AGENTS, BLENHEIM, Cndet aew Manageme^tr fl. McAjRTNIEY, Proprietor. Late Dunedin, Timara, and Dominion Hotel, Chrxatcharch. Stipenor accommodation tot th* travelling Public. Letter- and Telegrams promptly attended to. " ° n. Box 33 Phon* 18.

NELSON. HEMKY BAIGENT, F'stp^tot. Has much pleasure in informing the travelling public that he has resumed the conduct of this oldestablished Ho-' »1. Flnt Class Accommt/aa O. Excellent Coisine. attended to. 38. P.O Box .34. i , Telephone 38. P.« Boz *». | : - V: • _ i ADVICE TO MOTHERS. THE ENVY OF YOUR FRONDS? To be this—king baby must be sweet and dainty, and the way to reach this end is to bath baby with * good soap. , fctexona Skin and facial Soap is a purfl ' medicated soap, delicately perfumed, land is refreshing and soothing to tfle (delicate skin of the child, baby bath with Rexona Soap, and he win merriest little self, always ready ut tub time. Is 6d per tablet. Obtainabl J everywhere. j NELSON SCHOOL OF MUSIC. I Affiliated to the Associated Board, Royal Academy of Music, and TRUSTEES.—Messrs Cock, Fell, Gibbs, | King, and Ven. Archdeacon Kempthorne. STAFF. Principal: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses Judson and Fairhall, Mr H. 8. Claughton, t rp p T ! readier'of Organ: Mr H. S. Claughton, I L.T.C.L. ' _• _ _. Teachers of Singing; Messrs J. B. Lemmer and Mr H. S. Claughton, tm p t Teacher of' Violin, Mpsical Theory, ««"* Singing: Julius B. Lemmer, A R.A.M will be allowed tf payment is made within Eighv Weeks from commencement of the term, ine full fees, and also the amounts as reduced by discount, are as follows:and three hours' practice: 95s per term; less discount 85s per term. , Other Practical Subjects: One n&U hour lesson per week: 40s per term, less discount 355. Two half-hour lessons per week 75a per term, less discount ' Harmony and Counterpoint; One half hour per week, 35s per term; less discount 30s. Railway Concessions: Same as Technical School Pupils. I W. T. BRUNDEtLL, Secretary. I

Care Begg and Co., , Trafal«*»r fatreet. .?.--- IHE 20th CENTURY: THE AGE OF ELECTRICITY. ——Electrical development is changing, and wi,U change, the condition of ability of man to control this mysadvantage. THIS AGE ABOUNDS WITH OPPORTUNITIES. Beware of the dismal plaint of the short-sighted, small-souled peasi- . mist, -who complains that the more labour saving devices there are ——produced, by human intelligence, the smaller the chances of success. >-—-Never did, the world call more loudl y for the men with force, energy grows louder. Let Bower qualify you for one of the many positions waiting for the trained man. At the recent City and Guilds of London Electrical Engineering Examination, held in Auckland m 1917, the following students from Bowers were successful:- ' . „, A. Brtjomfield, Grade *, First Class. G. Wakelin, Grade 1, .First Class. T. Haultain, Grade 1, First Class. E Burch, Grade 1, First Class. G. E. Billings, Grade 2, D.C., First Class. . . R. S. Connolly, Grade 3, First Clags, Final. „.»«»»»*»« «r BOWER'S ENGINEERING SCHOOLS ColwilT* Chambers, Auckland, P.O. Box 60. Routh't Buildings, Wellington, P.O. Box Mf.