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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 2 May 1921, Page 6

tJEAGRASS Squares 90 - for 60,-, ■ 45/- for 50/-; Seagrass /Mats, 10/6 for 8/6; Croton lies 5/5 for 1/9. McKay’s. T\OTVN Quilts 95/- for 65/-, 67 10s for 125/-; Imitation Down Quilts 45/- for 25/-. Don’t be cold this winter. Buy Xow !-—McKay’s. Linoleums! British made. -*■* Just lauded, in widths from 3ft to 12ft. Good Patterns and splendid Value. —McKay’s. f>LANKET9S arc Scarce! We have a few,-in Grey and White, from leading New Zealand Mills. Also new lot Down Quilts, marked very low.—McKay’s. GENUINE Borsalluo Feltsi direct from the makers iu Italy. The •world’s best Felts for Men. New lot just opened, at McKay's. A GOOD supply of Schnapper and Flounder, Blue Cod; at J. (Wrapper’s, Fresh Fish Shop, Hardy street. /OFFERS arc invited for the purchase of a Section, nearly nine acres, fronting Main Road and nearly opposite Motueka Wharf. — I’. G. Stringer, Motueka. MOTUEKA FARMERS’ UNION HHHE Monthly Meeting of the above Branch will bo held in the Hor ticulfcural Hall, Motueka, on FRIDAY, May 6th, at 2 p.xn. ‘ W. A. A. RYDER, Hon. Secretary. NCATIMOTI WAR MEMORIAL rjIHE ladies of the Ngatimoti Memorial Committee wish to thank all those who assisted or helped in any way with the erection of War Memorial. E. CANTON, Secretary, Ngatimoti Ladies’ Memorial Committee. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS IN pursuance of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,” “The Local Elections and Rolls Act, 1908” and Amendments thereto, I hereby give Notice that at a Poll taken on tire 27th day of April, 1921, for the Election of Six Councillors for the Borough of Richmond, the result was as follows: Names of Candidates. No, of Votes. Cross, Edward William 208 Haycock, James Albon 262 Holland, Thomas Henry 260 Kidd, George 2-M Loney, Richard -/jo Lusty, Francis, Jnr. 198 Norris, Ernest 204 Smith, William 111 I therefore declare the said James Albon Haycock, Thomas Henry Holland, George Kidd Richard Loney, Edward William Cross, and Ernest Norris, being the Six Candidates who received the highest number of votes, duly elected Councillors of the Borough of Richmond. E. J. THOMAS. Returning Officer Richmond. 2nd May, 1921. KIWI HOCKEY CLUB DANCE A DANCE will he held in St Mary’s Hall at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 4th hist. Admission, Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. UPPER MOUTERE ROAD BOARD A POLL for the Election of Three Mmnhers for the above Board will he held at the Public Hall, Upper Montero, *on SATURDAY, May 7th, between the hours of 9 a.m. and G • pan. The following candidates have been nominated, viz., BEUKK, Henrv C. ROGERS, C. D. C. - HARVEY. James. 1 H FINE, Frederick. I’FUSION, John R.. TARRANT, Henry A. M. J. BEUKE, Returning Officer.

FOR SALE BY TENDER. ELEVEN LOTS in the SUB DIVISION of the DEBRA DOOM ESTATE, RIWAKA. as follows: Flat inside main entrance. Easy slopes inside main entrance. On Barnett’s Line. .North .Branch. North Branch. Bullock Paddock. ' Boundary Clearing. Above Takaka Road. These Lots are OUIIALNG and FRONTAGE Lots nut the main property, which will be advertised later, and the owners are prepared to ALLOW EASY TERMS. 1 p t 0 Plans and conditions for Tenders may ho seen at the Bank of New Zealand, Motueka, Fell and Atkinson, Nelson, or at Messrs Thomas Bros Riwaka. ' ’’ Written Tenders CLOSE with Messrs Thomas Bros. or Fell and Atkinson, on MONDAY, 9th DAY OF MAY. 1921. r po adorn “Her” Hand, nothing JL could be more fit than A DRESS OR ENGAGEMENT RING —from— KITCHINCMAN’S We have a beautiful assortment in such favourite Gems as, Diamonds, Sapphires, Rubies, Emeralds, etc.— all flawless stones in safe and artistic settings. To choose from:— CLUSTERS, CROSS-OVERS, HALF-HOOPS, and SINGLE STONES. We will bo pleased to show them to you. Ask us! P. H. KITCHINGMAN JEWELLER, TRAFALGAR STREET, ■ * ‘ . NELSON.