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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1919, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED, for February, by Mrs. Hudson, Tapawera, a Girl to do house work. Good wages. Apply on < {Saturday evening at 72 Nile-st., Nelson. WAN TED to Rent; Small Furnish.ed Cottage, in the Gity. Apply W. Rout and Sons. WANTED, immediately, for Girls’ College, Assistant Laundress. Apply in the afternoon. WANTED, for Boys’ College. Experienced) -Vble Maid. Apply on Saturday before 7 p.m. WANTED : Capable Girl to assist with house work; sleep at home. Apply Miss Fleming, 33 Tasman-st, WANTED Known; When grocers start selling Toys, it is fair for the O.K, to sell Tea. Try the O.K. Tea; no better in the market. 2s per lb.; pounds mid halves.— 9B Trafa!gar-st. LADY wishes to dispose of Singer Drophead Machine; nearly new. Owner leaving. Ajply Mail Office. WANTED. IJTOR Kainui Run, Bclgrovu, a strong, active LAD. Apply in first instance to DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Nelson. WANTED. Good, useful mustering dog, not over three yearn. Apply J. O. HICKEY, Sherry River. WANTED Girls - and t> oys. IRLS AND J^OYS. | Apply at Once. S. KIRKPATRICK and Co., Ltd., Nelson Jam Factory. I WANTED' ” ALL Farmers who are interested in LIME AS A MANURE to attend a DEMONSTRATION of the latest INTERNATIONAL SOWER at MR. H. BENSEMANN’S, THE MOUTERE, On MONDAY NEXT, the 27th inst. S. WINN AND 00., LID., Agehte. I WANTED KNOWN T ADIES OF NELSON! When in BRIDGE STREET, call at MRS. H. POPE’S AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, (Late City Club Cafe).

\sL*y VIUU VACMCJ* Best Attention Given, and Homemade Cooking Daily. CALL TO-DAY I BUSINESS Wanted; small,- good paying; Nelson suburbs. Send particulars to E. W. JONES, Brightetreet, Cobden, Greymouth. PEACE SALE! Bargains in Men’s 1 Neglige Shii'ts, ISi to 17, 4a 64, worth 7s 6d to 10s 6d; Boys’ Khaki Shirts 2s lid.—McKAY’S. ■ BARGAIN HATS at the Great Peace Sale! Ladies* Ready-to-Wear Hats, latest shapes, 4s lid upwards. Large size Corsets 6s 6d Upwards, at MoKAY’S. OVERSTOCKS# in Men’s Underwear! ; Cellular Underpants 2s lid; iMerino Underwear 3s 6d; fine Summer* Underwear Is lid.—-McKAY’S SALE .!■ ii ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ..iii BARGAINS in Towels, Is 9d pah? Sheetings, Piques, Dress Tweeds, Carpets, Linoleum Remnants; at McKAY’S PEACE SALE. FOR SALE. MOUNT-ST.—-5 rooms andi all modem conveniences. Land 50 x 130. £625 ALTON-ST.—New Modern- Bungalow. Land 40 x 212. £750 WEKA-ST.—6-rmd. House and bathroom (hj. and c.), and all conveniences. Land £6 x 90 feet. £650-COLLINGWOOD-ST.—6 rooms, bathix)om, wash-house, and copper, p.w.c. connected. Land about 35 x 100 ft. £350 BROOK-ST.—5 rooms, and washhouse and copper, shed and nice garden ; land 89- x 70. £260 WEKA-ST. —• 6 rooms, bathroom, wash-house, copper and tubs. Land •abou 90 x 90. £6£o NILE-ST. —7 rood’s nodi all conveniences; land 33 x 212 feet deep. £750 FRANKLYN-ST.—Cdmmodious 7-rma Bungalow, all conveniences; area abnn half-acre. £825 YANGUARD-ST.—-Fine residence, all modern conveniences. Large garden area 50ft. x 29ft deep. Terms £BSO STEPNEYVILLE. bathroom, about -acre Section. £2lO And many others.. Also Country Properties! nm applicn/.ifjn. Building Sites all parts of city. 0. lANGIEY BELL 94 TRAFALGAR STREET. H. J. HARRIS (Successor to C. McLean) BAKER AND, PASTRYCOOK. "Scrupulousness and Cleanliness" is my Motto. Inspection of the Bread Factory invited during working hours. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. Rins up ’Phone 191. Bread and Small Goode delivered to all parts of the City. False teeth n*™* t.cp idutW to trade end | ’ r, »«Tlino t’o., If®. 0 n e a ’ 1 "treat.