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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 31 October 1919, Page 6

1 X OSIV last night, between Nelson ’JJ and Redwood’s Valley, Brief ' Bag containing letters and fancy work. , £1 .Reward. Apply Mail Office. j 1" OST, Jim Trafalgar Purse J containing money and key. Re- . wad'd. Dee and Sons. BOX 114, Nelson.—This Vacancy has been filled. ],1,0R SALK : Choice Fresh Butter. Is 6(i lb; New Potatoes ('Nelson grown) 4d< lb.—Steward and Co., Nelson CTONGOLEUM, in Rolls an,] Art J Squares. Beautiful patterns; | cheaper than linoleums'.—LOCK’S Ern- j porium. I C'i.ALL nd see the wonderful CongoJ Umm a mil A.rt Squares--snme-tliing new and good,—LOCK’S, Complete Furnisher. ( DON’T be too late ; they will sell Ti kp iripe cfh;■ rlies—• Congo’on i ll Squares.—LOGK’S, People’s Popular Furnishing Emporium. ORGAN RECITAL SCHOOL OF 'MUSIC, j TO MORROW 8.15 p.rn. TO-MORROW Vocalist: Miss E. Burrough, A.T.C.L. Organist; Mr. 11. S. Claughton. ! Admission Is. NELSON ROWING CLUB. Entries for the trial fours Close with the Secretary on TUESDAY, Nov. 4-h. All New Members are requested to enter. 11. McRAE FITTALL, Hon. .Secretary. PICNIC Hats for Ladies and Chib j dreii'! Just the very latest for the summer weather. On'y 2s 6d and 3s fid. Aek to see- them. —T. B. Louis- j son, The Reasonable Outfitter, WHITEBAIT! A good supply arrived to-day; splendid' condition. —Grand Cafe, ’Phon e 678' R. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. COAL. The north cape coal company advise us that on account of small output and other causes, they are compelled to Advance the Price to ug for the present. This, with increased', 'overhead expenses, compels us to sell as followsUui, 555; l-fon, 29s fid; i-Ton, 15s fid; 3 cwt., 10s; 1 cwt., 5s fid; delivered. Terms strictly CASH., .Maximum supply to Private House, |-Ton (Government regulation). NEALE & HADDOW. METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. /CHILDREN’S DA Y.—PR ACT! CE : \_y TO-NIGHT, at 7 o’clock. NOTICE. To Tomato Growers and Gardeners. —Just landing, a shipment of PERUVIAN GUANO. Absolutely best jnanure for Tomatoes arid i Vegetables. 9d per lb delivered. Spoc.al I quote for large quantities.—HUßLEY, Collingwood street. I YOUNG WOMEN’S EFFICIENCY | LEAGUE. MRS. CRAVEN WHEELER, of U.S., America, will Address the Public of Nelson in the School of Music, on MONDAY, 3rd November, at 8 p.m. ' TENDERS FOR FORAGE. R.N.Z.A., CHRISTCHURCH. R.N.Z.A., NELSON. TENDERS are invited for the supply* of STRAW, BRAN, CHAFF, HAY, AND OATS for the Troops at f Christchurch and Nelson, for the period Ist December, 1910, to 29th Feb., 1920. Specifications and Conditions of Contract can be obtained at the Defence Office, Christchurch, on application. Tenders, addressed to Headquarters, Canterbury Military District, Christchurch, and marked “Tenders for Forage,” will close on MONDAY, 10th November, 1019, at 12 Noon. (Sgd.) J. H. SHARP, Xaeutenan t, Officer in Charge Supplies and Transport, Canterbury Military District, —— - ANOTHER Big stock of Blouses arrived, in Voile, Silk, and Crepe de Chene. Watch our windows and note the reasonable prices.—T. B. Louisson, Trafalgar street. BEE KEEPING. FIELD DEMONSTRATION. Afield demonstration win be given .in Mr. A. Gilbert's Orchard at STOKE, at 2.30 TO-MOR-ROW AFTERNOON, by MR. F. JACOBSON, Government Bee Expert All interested invited to he present.