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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 162, 6 July 1918, Page 1

WANTED. WAi\i'£D, Domestic Help : good wages. Apply after 7 p.m. -Mrs Jamieson, Hospital House. / A-X'l'ED by capable man, Gardening bv the day or half-day. Apply Mail Office. TANTED, a young Girl to assist ' with Housework from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply 24, Bronti street. /"".ANTED, a respectable Woman as Housekeeper. Good wages to .-un.ible person. No children. Apply A \i C, -Mail Office. 71ALSE TEETH, sound or otherwise. _ top market price to trade and others. —Pearline Co., 168, Queen street, Auckland. "wantedT" O.EVERAL GIBLS AND WOMJvX. S. KIRKI'ATIiLGK AND CO.. "K" Jam 1' actury.. 7" ANTED, situation for youth aged 17. as beginner in a Garage, a.nd ioi- youth as Farm Hand. Apply Mailer. Wakarewa Home, Hau. at McKay's. Khaki Handkerchiefs 6d, 9d, Is, and in Special Tin Boxes for posting, 10s 6d doaeii Handkerchiefs. All Wool .box Is 6d. ■I \LE. Cardican Jackets 7s 6d ; Strong r,y Braces for Men la, Is 9d, 2s 6dl j College Caps Is 6d ; 'Central Caps 2s 6d. .McKAY'S- Winter Sale. . Millinery at under price. Trimmed Hats ■ 10s 6J upwards. ITntrimmed and Rep.<ly-to-Wcars 2s lid upwards. 'INTER OOATS. going cheap, ttte 6d, 19s 6d, 27s 6d, 355. Costumes at Clearing Prices 25s upwards. See the Cheap Silks at ft SAT

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