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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 114, 18 May 1918, Page 6

(HER.T3 will be no Holy Communion .- at Holy Trinity Church, at :Riohmond, To-morrow. __^____ tO-NTGHT. Bright literature for ___ all. Some good reading, cheap in Is bundles.- To-night only.—NOV h!LTIEiS. ONDAY —We devote to camp requisites and soldiers' needs. Let none" go empty-Imnded.-NOVF.LTTLS for .Soldiers' camp needs. r VICTORY -Xodge. No. 40, y —Service at Lodge Room lO'MiOiRROW (Sunday), 2 p.m. Officers 1.45: General Practice, .Monday at 7 p.m. INSTALLATION, Thinv.J -y, 23id, at 7 p.m. Yi-iting Brethren icrdially welcome to .-ill services. iOOKKBEPTNG. —80 per cent abolished. You cj\n. make distinct .-,,,.>.n<>-s in salaries, stamps and cost of [books" Abolishes' monthly statements and detail work. Free information from [Credit System Dept,, Box 1052, G.P.0., Wellington.

W. C. T. U. ASOCIAL MEETING will be held on TUESDAY Afternoon, May 21st, 3 p.m. in the Reohabite Hall. Farewell to Mrs Emmett and Mrs Hurst. All friends invited. TENDERS FOR GRAZING. In the Estate of .LEONARD JOHN KINZETT, deceased. rBE Public Trustee invites tenders for grazing for twelve months from the Ist June, 1916 of the property known as Glenrae, being sections 7, 8, 14, 15, 19, 20, Block 12 Wangapeka ■survey District, containing 540 acre.-, of first class sheep country. Well watered and subdivided'. With Whare. The property is situated close to railway and Tapawera Sale yards. (Tenders close 31st May, 1918). Any tender not necessarily accepted. PUBLIC- TRUST OFFICE, Nelson. 5.30 P.M. CLOSING. IKE Following WATCHMAKEIto and! JEWEiULERS will close their r _Jmises at 5.20 p.m. during the winter •nonths, commencing MONDAI, tMa-y :oth. AiLEX. HUNTER. BROWN BROTHERS. L. KERR. W. MOYES. HAR Leaving for Greymouth MONDAY MORNING. Book seats. I ■****- T.B.BATY; Care W. Kirby. 32 Wain:( a road. EST FLOUR, 17s 3d 100; Wheat __ -Meal 5s 251bs; Oatmeal 6s and' 6s 6cJ bag; Maize and short oats for fowls cheap.—Q. F. Kingston. • -REEN Peas for Boiling 4d lb; Hari- , .("cot Beans 6d lb; Lentils 5d lb; Pe.a Sausages 4d each; Stratagem 1 eas 6d lb.—G. F. Hingston. FUNERAL NOTICE. Funeral w. „.*, - Hams wil leave the residence of Mr Arthur Smith, Lower Moutere, at 1 ;>'clock TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, for the Lower Moutere Cemetery. J. HARROT. Undertaker, Motnek.a. Director .... —v. r .Mr John Tait, A.R.C.O. Term Commence? — WEDNESDAY.. 22nd MAY. New Pupils may be enrolled on Monday and Tuesday. Hours— 10 to 1? and 3 to 5. | PIGEON VALLEY. WAKEFIELD. PROPERTY of 80 acres ; —7 acres flat in Oats, 5 acres in Turnips, balance well grassed and now carrying 67 young ewes, 2 rams and 4 cattle. Price £I3OO, including above stock. Applv GEO. D. LYON. WaLofh-ld. QUIT THAT COUGH BAXTER'S WAY. ' ' Why waste time and money and pro- , 'ong suffering, experimenting with untried, remedies, when Baxter's Lung Preserver acts so promptly. Quickly silences the mnst stubborn coughs. Gets right to the seat of the trouble, and removes all affections of the respiratory system. Soothes and heals strained throat muscles —strengthens lungs. That's Baxter's way. TTnemialled al c o for co influenza, and throat troubles. Get generousj -ized 9.9. bof l ie from Chemist or Store 0-day.