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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 144, 17 June 1918, Page 6

SEIZURE OF GERMAN' SHIPS. (Rec. June 17, 1 p.m.) WASHINGTON.. Jxuie 15. It is announced that the Peru via l. Govenimenthas6eizeclGerma.il ships interned at Callao. The total is 50,CC0 tons, including several passenger stearnTO THE RESIDENTS OF HOPE AiM) RANZAU A MEETING of all Second Division .Men aiui' those who are ineligible for Service will be held in the Ran/.an" .School on Tuesday, 18th inst.. at 7.30 p.m. "WILLIAM H. (SMITH, Convener. THANKS. R and 'MIIS J. 'CORBY and Family desires to thank all kind friends tor sympathy, cards and letters in their recent sad bereavement. FUNERAL NOTICE. ■IHE Friends of the late DAVID MARTIN are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave the residence of 'Mrs iR. Felling, Hope, at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, for the new Cemetrv, .Stoke. W. E. WILKES, Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE. IUE Funeral of the late FRANCIS WILLIAMS will leave his late residence, Pangatotara, at 12 noon, for the Motueka Cemetery, on Tuesday, June 18th. J. HARROP, Undertaker, Motueka. 'Phone 125.

FUNERAL NOTICE. iHE Friends of the late MARTHA HEINE are respectfully informed that her Funeral will leave Nelson TOMORROW (Tuesday), arriving at the Upper Moutere Cemetery at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. ALFRET> SHONE, Undertaker and Embalmer. * ■CCOUXTS owing to W. T. Laird are requested to be promptly paid to Mrs L-. E. Laird, New .street. NOTICE NY }>erso>t found tresp.-tssing on my L Property after this date will be prosecuted. Poison laid for dogs. FRANK OHAIJ.IES, Waimca. West. CDC.

GROCERY DEPARTMENT. v../ Department we have been obliged to provide increased accommodation, and have secured THE DRUIDS' IT"ALL, Collingwood St., THE DRUIDS' HALL, Collingwood St., as temporary premises, where Shareholders will find ample stocks of new Groceries and Produce listed at WHOLESALE PRICES. WHOLESAL-E.-FRICES. CASH DRAPERY AND GENERAL CASH DRAPERY AND GENERAL

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DEE AND -SON'S' Centre Boot Window shows a heap of Ladies' Button Boots ; clearing 15s 6d. Buyers save 7s 6d a pair. EE AiN-D SONS—Ladies' Strap ' . Shoes sliown in Centre Window, 12s 6d. Bargains of the war age. We've a big lot to clear for Cash only. DEE AND SONS wish j to inform country ladies, we can't pay postage on our 12s 6d .Strap Shoes. The price won't stand it. EE AND SONS arc showing a new lot of smart Ladies' Shoes—real Winter wear—smartness and comfort, and not priced high. Give us a, call. DEP A!ND 'SONS' Boot Windows dhow where the valje is to be had. Our Boot aind- Shoe stock is out on. its own, and our prices unbeatable.

BE AND SONIS, where wise men J buv their Winter Underwear. You et what you want from our big assortment of All Wool Goods. EE AND SONS". Tailoring Department is keeping up the old standard, showing over 200 new Stoit lengths. Our Gutter is a sure satisfier. EE AND SONS make no mistake in giving best Box Suit value in this district. We can fit and suit every man from 59s 6d. DEE AND SONS arc showing Men's Undm-weai- quite up to a large city's. That's why we're leading. Get exactly what you want here. . DEE AND .SOiNS' Guaranteed Oil ■Coat is still the best, ill the market. It's the only coat that stands the hard wear test. Price 70s. .EE AND -SONS are offering a lot of Boys' Garbi. Rain Coat* at reduced prices. Our stock of these is too big. Come and see these. EE AND 6OINS show four grades of Men's Suits—our Real Tailor mades, our Factory makes, our Box Suits and ready mades. You're sure to get what you want here. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 69th ANNTJAD FOI'REE, AND PUBLIC MEETING. Presbyterian Church Hall, TUESDAY, June 18th. TEA 5.30-7 n.m. PUBLTC "MEETING, 8 p.m. Concert Programme : Anthems by the Choir. SOIREE ADDRESS: "A Speech for the Times," by the Rev Dr Gibb of St. John's, Wellington Tickc4e - c each; Children, 6eJ