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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 17, 22 January 1919, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED for family (3 children), at Wellington, capable, refined Lady Help. Good home; evenings free. Apply in evenings at 40 Bronti-st., Nelson, iWi ANTED to Purchase: Child's Cot. Apply C.H., Mail Office. WANTED: Board and Residence in private family, for young girl (16) engaged during day. Apply “Homely,” Mail Office. W ANTED, by Night Nurse, Bedroom daring the dav. Apply A.8.C., Mail Office. WANTE^KNOJN i OE NELSON! When in BRIDGE STREET, call at . MRS. ri. POPE'S | AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, 5 (Late City Club Cafe). Best Attention Given, and all Home- ; made Cooking Daily. CALL TO-DAY! | TT^T ANTED to Buy: A Screw-cut-VV, ting Lathe (treadle)., Send price and particulars to H. Bateup, Blacksmith, Richmond. r ANTED: Young Lady to take charge of children and light duties ; teewing essential. Apply Mrs. Jamieson, Hospital House, between 6 and 8 p.m. I : ; | TIT ANTED to Lease (with view to | VV purchase), modern 5 or 6-roomed l | House. Apply Box 113, Nelson. A Rubber-tyred Gig * Ap py, stating price, to Mail Office. WANTED: Boy to learn Trade. Apply J. Hoy, Cycle Builder and Repairer, opp. Empire Theatre. WANTED to Sell; Harley-David-son Motor Cycle; electric equip- | I ment; in first-daCs order. Apply J. | Hoy, Cycle and Motor Cycle Repairer, ‘ I Bridge-street. j TTfTANTED * ’ T T must be in good order.

"ITf 7" ANTED: A good, reliable Trap V Y Horse, to. taka milk out. Apply Gardner Tahunanui, BUSINESS Wanted; small; good paying; Nelson suburbs. Send particulars to E. W. JONES, Blightstreet, Cobden, Greymouth. WANTED? Two respectable Gentlemen Boarders; private sittingroom if desired. Apply Mail Office. PEACE SALE! Bargains in Men’s Neglige Shirts, 15^*to 17, 4s 6d, worth 7s fid to 10a fid; Boys’ Khaki Shirts 2s lid.—McKAY’S. BARGAIN HATS at the Great Pearce . Sale! Ladies 1 Ready-to-Wear Hats, latest shapes, 4s lid upwards. Large size Corsets 6s fid upwards, at MoKAY’S. VERSTOCKEJ) in Men’s Underwear! ; Cellular UndeiJpanJts 2s lid ; iMerino Underwear 3s “6d; fine Summer Underwear Is lid.—McKAY’S SALE. BARGAINS in Towels, is 9d pair? Sheetings, Piques, Dress Tweeds, Carpets, Linoleum Remnants; at McKAY’S PEACE SALE. NELSON LIME WORKS. SUPPLIES OF QUICK AND AGRICULTURAL LIME ALWAYS ON HAND/ FARMERS! Book now for the coming ser-son. , BUILDERS! Use only our Special Brand of NELSON LIME. F. W. GREEN SLADE, LIME WORKS, PORT NELSON. ’Phone 65L tin eny

NfcLSUn FRUITGROWERS w E ADVISE „YOU TO CONSIGN YOUR FRUIT TO REILLY’S CENTRAL PRODUCE MART, LTD., DUNEDIN. Telegraphic Address; “REILLY/’ DUNEDIN. Early consignments of TOMATOES, CHERRY PLUMS, CUCUMBERS, APRICOTS, and PEACHES wanted. Watch our weekly Market Report. E. OSWALD REILLY, Manag'ng Director. 4 TTLiLSE TEETH, sound n otherwise ,J; top market price to trade and I others. —Pearlitie •’<>., 168, yneeo «w.r*?ei [ Anokiuul j __ - | ~LAMBS INFESTED WITH TICK. It is merely repeating a fact which every experienced Sheep-owner 1 mows to be true, to say that tick and other kinds of parasitic filth result in the loss of thousands of pounds yearly. But this deplorable wastage—surely it is avoidable. It is. The remedy is QUIBELL’S LIQUID DIP, as is proved by R. Sevan, of Manakao, who write®; . “I am more than pleased with the Quibell’s Dip that you sent me. T dipped four hundred lambs, and I reckon it has put at least 2s per head on them. I inspected them carefully after dipping, and could not find one tick alive.” Fortunately, Dalgety and Co., Ltd., have just landed large supplies of this unsurpassable Liquid Dip. For Oflshears and Lamb-dipping it is paramount as a vermin killer. Bat it /s even more than an excellent parasite eradicator. Besides preventing money-wastage for the Sheep-owner, it makes money for. him as well 1 , because it promote® a healthy growth and improves the quality of the Wool. Order your t supplies now to ensure delivery in time. Dnl(re‘v and Co., Ltd.. Sol** Agents for Australasia