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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 12 April 1922, Page 1

TO LET npo LET, furnished'. Immediate A possession, 3-roomed Whare, Tahuna. —W. Rout and Sons, Ltd. mo LET: Furnished Apartments. A Private entrance . Centrally situated. Apply Mail Office. — 1 — npo LET, 2 Front Rooms, nnfurA nished, conveniences. Suit ladies or married couple; no children. Address Mail Office. npO LET, Flat of 3 Rooms, plcasantA ]y situated. Rent 17/6 per week. T. Vcrcoo and Son. FOR SALE TL'KIR, SALE, cheap, from 25 to 40 4- ” and 6-toothed Ewes. Apply to W. Scott, 11 utchin.sou-street. |POR SALE, Spring Dray, in first A ( lass order. Apply Thomson Bros. pOR SALE, Fresh Fish and Oysters A' just arrived and Smoked Fish.—. Nelson Cool Storage and Ice Co. ’Phono 34. “XX, D ’S” Made to Measure Suits JLJL«JLP» aro f amous a u over the Dominion. New season’s pattern Books just to hand. "Write for selfmeasurement Forms and Patterns. Prices from £5 10s to £8 Bs. Perfect fit and stylo guaranteed at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Nelson. npHE wine glass of dissipation turnA ed into a chalice of sorrow for Laura Figlan, the famous actress whose heart is laid bare in “Reputation.” XT* OR SALE, For Easter Camping, A Tent 6xß and Fly 9xll, 59/6; Tent Bxlo and Fly 10x12, 79/6; Tent 10 x 12 and Fly 12 x 14, 99/6 complete.—Anstice’s (opp. G.P.0.). fpOR SALE, Cabbage, Cauliflower, A and Italian White Onion Plants. C. Horncastle, 70 Milton street (opposite Botanical Gardens). said that she had a heart of iron forged in hell-fire; yet around her neck, in a locket, safe from profane hands, she carried the picture of a child. Priscilla Dean will thrill you in “Reputation.” ■OUNGALOW For Sale, close to AA town. Owner reduced quick sale. Terms arranged.ami Co., Hardy street price for -E. Gann A S long as Laura Figlan danced, it mattered not to her who paid the piper. See “Reputation,” Priscilla Dean’s Universal Super-feature. K-ROOMED Dwelling, 1-acre Section. Cheap at £725. £IOO Deposit.E. Caim and Co., Hardy street, t TOrOTEL Lease For Sale. ” Doing AA splendid business. —E. Cann and Co., Hardy street. "jpOB SALE, Horse, Trap and HarA ness. Apply Mail Office. I>LANTS For Sale: Cauliflower 2/-, A Cabbage 1/6, Lettuce 2/- per 100 ; posted or by Gibbs’ Motor Service 6d per 100 extra. Minimum postage 6d. : Reduction for quantities. Inquiries j solicited.—L. Cotton, 71 Halifax st. ’Phone 663. •pOR SALE: Number White Leghorn A Hens, third year; first-class strain. Should prove‘genuinely profitable to anyone Keeping up to dozen hens.—’Phone 485 D, THE SEAFORD GOAL CO. (In Liquidation). FOR SALE BY TENDER TN order to close the above liquidaA tion, tenders are called for the purchase of the Company’s Freehold and Government Leasehold Properties. Tenders close at Nelson April 21, 4 p.m., addressed to “T. Neale, Liquidator.” Tenders to be accompanied by 10 per cent.,- and a further 10 per cent., payable within one week of acceptance, balance within one month. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, FREEHOLDS Pt. Sec. 29, Pakawau, 81 acres, 3 roods, 14 perches. Pt. See. 1, Pakawau, 51 acres. Pt, Sec, 1, Pakawau, s,acres, 2 roods. Pt. Sec. 16, Pakawau, 4 acres, 3 roods Land taken by proclamation for tram, 1 acre 2 roods. GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLDS See. 7, Block VI, Pakawau, 39 acres Sec. Cl, Block Vi, Pakawau, 100 acres Sec. C2, Block IV, Pakawau, 494 acres Sec. C 4, Block IV, Pakawau, 348’ acres fjiOß SALE, best quality Heavy A ■ White Twill Sheeting. 80-inch, ,‘kll, yard; 70-inch 3/6 yard; 54-iuch 2/11 yard; light open White Twill Sheeting, 80-inch 2/11 yard, 70-inch 2/6 yard, 54-inch 1/11 yard. Send order at once to avoid disappointment. Wo pay postage.—Anstice’s (opp. G.P.0.). XjlOR SALE, Ladies’ fine Cream All A Wool Combinations (English make, unshrinkable) —W.S. 17/9, O.S. 18/9, best quality, also to arrive few days, W.S. 14/9, O.S. 15/9; Ladies’ Woven Cotton Combinations 7/9 and 8/9; Wool and Cotton 11/9 and 12/9 each.—Anstice’s (opp. G.P.0.). 17*011 SALE, For Easter Camping—a All Wool Grcv Blankets 14/9 each; Wool and Cotton Travelling Rugs 21/ each; good range of All Wool Travelling Rugs 29/6, 39/6, 49/6, 59/6, 69/6 and 79/6.—Anstice’s for Value (opp. G.P.0.). XT*OB SALE, Ladies’ All Wool Under- 1 A vests, Winter weight 7/- each; Ladies’ Cotton Undorvests, Winter weight 3/11 each; Woven Spencers, Wool and Cotton, also Wool, long and short sleeves, 7/- and 9/6 each.—S. Anstice, Son and Co. (opp. G.P.0.). TUTOR SALE. Bran, rollavd, Flour. A Garton Oats and Sugar. All at lowest prices for cash. We deliver,— H. and O. Hill, Ltd. SCHOOL OF DANCING Under Vice-Regal Patronage ESTELLE BEERE opening a branch School n, beginning after Easter, under her personal direction and in charge of Miss Alma Henderson, For Prospectus, apply The Studio, 76 Hill street, Wellington. Modern Ball Room Ballet and Solo Dan r MISS INTENDS it M«ln,