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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 17, 22 January 1919, Page 8

AUCTIONS TO-MORROW THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. AUCTION SALE OF SECTION OF LAND WITH WHARE THEREON. Situated Britannia Heights, Immediate* ly above the Anchor Foundry. ALFRED GOULD, acting under instruck) ns from MB. DAVID WiOOD, will sell, on. the Site, the above Section. Also, QUANTITY BUILDING- MATERIAL* CORRUGATED IRON, RIDGING, TIMBER, RANGE WITH BOILER. Etc., Etc. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Sideboard, Bookcase, Morris Chair, Couch, Tables, Chairs, Linoleums, Chests, Bedsteads & Mattresses, 2 Singer Copper and Tubs, Bowls, Chsrn, Wire Netting, Garden and Carpenters’ Tqpls, Doors, ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. FRIDAY NEXT, 24th inst. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL CITY PROPLRTY, PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MOTOR CYCLE, etc., etc. ALFRED GOULD, acting under instructions from MRS POPE, will sell, at her residence, Vanguard-street, as above. Piano (Solute) Exhibition model; Sideboard- with mirror back. Over- ; mantel, Edison Cabinet Phonograph:. with Blue Amberol Records, Dining Chairs, Dining Table with red mohair cloth. Chiffonier, Framed Mirror, 8-day Clock, Bentwood Chairs, Linoleums (almost new), Rattan Chairs, Whatnot, Palmstand, Antique Wood) Bedsteads, Wire, Kapoc, Feather, and Flax Mattresses, Duchqs® Ghosts, Wajhstandfe, ; Toiletware, Wire Stretchers, Morris Chair, Basket Chairs, 2 Eider Quiks, k Cooking Utensils, Sundries. Also, H.P. Centaur Motor Cycle. At 3 p.m. ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND situate No. 12 Vanguard-street, being part section 741 on the plan of the City of Nelson, having a fronage of • by a depth, of ; together with ai [Dwelling of seven rooms and conveniences. ~ Land Transfer Title. * Very”little cash will be required from an approved purchaser. ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer.

NEWM4N BROS. BOIAL MAIL oomnuoroM CROWN STABLES . . . RUMS LTVERT ETAB3JEB, ▼BHIOUK* 07 ALL PMnUPgKWBI OK HTML MOTOR GAB PROPBEBTOMA MAIL SERVICES. KKLBOKvfiLBKBXIie 6KBT3CQA Lear# Kelson Daily, i a.m i. arrive Blenheim AMI p.m Lea*# Blenheim Defl«, i a.m. i arrive Kelson AM p.n 4 wmjam &WASiA bkrtigb. Deere Nelsoa • a.m. and 4 p.m. DaQ> arrive Riwake 11.38 in. loava Blwaka A 39 a.m. and 3.61 p.m. ) arrive Nelaon, 11.30 and t p.m. WEST COAST SKffftftUL Lmvp Nelson Tnsedey, Thursday ‘«*l, forQlenhope to connect r artUk ou« for Westport and Beefton same, Zeave Westport end Beefton Hop day, Wednesday, and Friday ,aad e* lire Glenhope same day to oonneel with train to Kelson. Westport to Beefton—Daily, Beefton to Westport—Daily. MOTOR CARS available at shortest notice ,and Special Trips anapged ion Also Motor GHAR.A.R. ViO. csny B Pessengers., MOTOR cVail. f ble for carriage of aB classes of Goods throughout the District . Apply CROWN fTAXUU, Kelson, *** * ' *te N«tytiOnMNa* Parcels to be prepaid, otherwise they will not* be taken. . NELSON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. SESSION 1919. TIEB FIRST TEEM of the XBI9 Session wiU commence on TUBS* •uaE, 4th February. - .STAFF: Director: Mr. F. C. Cockbum.

Instructors: Domestic Science: Mrs. F. Cross. . Commercial: Miss I. Greig. ■Engineering: Mr. T. Milne. Carpentry, etc.: Mr. G. Coleman. Art and Art Crafts: Mr. P. C. J. Cock burn. Telegraphy: Mr. fiobjns. Plumbing r Mr. H. Cbltman. Science; Mr. James Bruce.’ Courses of Instruction in. Art and Art Crafts (Drawing, Painting, Carv“Sj Copper Work, Modelling, in Clay, and Leather). J 1 Domestic Science (Dressmaking, Millinery, Art Needlework, and 'Cookery). | Commercial Subjects (Shorthand, Typing and Book-keeping). ( Engineering (Workshop Practice, Steam Heat Engines, Magnetism and Electricity, Physics and Applied Mechanics); Plumbing (Theory and Practical), Telegraphy (Theory and Practical). Science (Chemistry, Botany, Hygiene) Carpenty and Cabinetmaking. Classes in other subjects will be formed as required i Detailed information respecting 'Classes, fees, free places, etc., is tarnished in the Prospectus, copies of which may be obtained on application to the Director, dr at the Office of theBoard of Education, The Director will receive written applications for enrolment, and will per., sonally interview New Students at. the School on Thursday and Friday, Jan. 30th and 51st, and Saturday, Feb. Ist, between the hours of 10 and 12. Old Students should enrol without delay. „ N. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary to the Controlling Authority. January 21st, 1919.

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