WANTED T® r ANTED to Rent, early in Maj v 4 ■ Superior o or 6 Rooms, Bunga low preferred, all conveniences; n young Children. Good tenant. _ Re ferenees and Rent in advance if ne cossary. Reply “H.A.P.,” Box 11 Nelson. Tlf ANTED, Kitehenraau. Appl/ .Masonic Hotel Ty ANTED Known: Rival Eootbal * v Club’s Euchre Tournament night, Oddfellows’ Hall. Good prizes Admission 1/-. ANTED, a capable person foi ■ Mouse Duties, fro jn7.HO to 2.30, Wages £l. Apply Alail Office. WANTED KiuAvn: ’Buses will no! run Friday except as arranged with Golf people.—E. C. Russell. T ADY, Trained Nurse, desires position in Nelson as Dentist’s Assistant.—‘‘Nurse,” Mail Office. vyANTED Known: Friday, Satur- ’ * day and Monday my Motor Coach will leave Richmond 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.; Nelson 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.— J. E. Barham, Proprietor. ANTED, a Cook. Apply Panama. I I ntel. ANTED Known: Fifth Stocktaking at the .Workers’ Co-op. Tuesday Night. Frequent balancing show the 487 Members exactly how their business stands. yyANTEO Known: Bine’s Stpro; Nile street, open all day Saturday till 5 p.m. ANTED Known: Coney Park with all its attractions will be open Easter Saturday. EN said that she had a heart of iron forged in hell-lire; 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.” yyANTED to Sell, 6-roomcd Dwel- » » ling, bathroom, washhouse, copper, tubs built in, el. light, d'etaehtd shop, leased, 1 acre of land, centre of Richmond. Price £I3OO. —I. Tunnidiff, Havdy-st., sole agent. H: >S” New Season’s Goods 1,„„ 0 nrnrpfl "V have arrived. Warm Colonial Underclothing, newest Hats Caps and Overcoats, smart Boots and Shoos, latest in Ladies’ Satin and Brocade Evening Shoes.—N.Z. Clothing Factory, Nelson. FTP the ladder of fame and down U the path of infamy went Laura ’iglan, travelling on her beauty and or power;to fascinate men. That is he story of “Reputation,” Priscilla Nan’s latest starring vehicle. ANTED to Sell (Richmond), 7roomed House, outbuildings, 4J acres of land, suitable for poultry farming. Only £550. —I. Tunnicliff, Hardy-street. JI2E changed admirers as often as 2 she changed hen gown. < Who ? he wickedest woman in Europe—and m most sorrowful. It’s told in “Reutation,” Priscilla Dean’t latest sucANTED to Sell: Modern Bunga- * » low, 5 rooms, all conveniences, > minutes from centre of city, with or vithout furniture. Price low. Very sasv terms for quick sale. —I. Tunui- ;] iff, Hardy-street. OHE fanned the devil-fires in men and laughed at hallowed wotaen. She lived a lie and died a lie—yet not unforgiven. See her in “Reputation.” Hi T> ’S” for all Girls’ and Boys • _0» College Outfits. Girls’ Nelon College Blazers, all sizes very popular for winter wear, 49/6; Hat lands and Straw Boates. Boys’ Reflation College Uniforms—Shirts, ose, Boots, etc., at the N.Z, ClothFactory, Nelson. YESTERDAY she was f Laura Figlan, the most talked- ■ woman in Europe. To-day she is haggard, ghastly shadow. That’s mutation. yANTED to purchase, copy N.Z. ' * Stud Breeders’ Book from first itroduction of Horses to the year 561, published by Charles Elliot, Exuiner Office, Nelson, 1862. nDE raw, damp, clinging fog oi b London’s limchouse was lus iroud, but around the supple body Laura Figlan aT profligate world rapped its finest, silks. See Priscilla Ban as Laura Figlan in “Reputa--311.” VANTED: A reliable girl as Hofise- / , Parlour Maid. Apply by letter Mrs Dillon, “Leefield,” Blenheim. LET Suits to measure £4 10s. Senuine offer of Cheap Shits of r’ool Tweeds 90/-. Fit Guaran--McKay’s. '■.■vl D ON’T Hesitatp I These Chart Suits > to measure, £4.10s tot £6 10s, are genuine Bargains. Fit Guaranteed. All Wool Tweeds.—McKay’s. ADIESI We have received a small selection of Travellers’ Samples Knitted Woollen Frocks and Cosines. Inspection Invited.—McKay’s D EDUCED Prices. Our new seaoon’c JnrfifiV son’s Jerseys for Boys are all reduced in price. Grey, Navy and Cream, in all sizes.—McKay’s. w 7 s T,LES & c ov ' nercial and General Printers, Biographers, Bookbinders, Rubber Stamp Makers. IEA STREET, ;: NELSON lephono 51. P.O. Box 105. TING CARDS, Billheads, Let-sr-heads, Counter Books, Duplilooks of all descriptions; WedInvitation, Sympathy Cards; Wrappers; Company Printing; ‘osters, Pin-on and Price Tickleceipt Books, Etc., Etc. itry Orders receive Prompt Seram! Wages Books for Faomd Shops. ts. Office Appliance Coy. 3 Owners! Save on repairs and Fit a KING AUTOMATIC T FEED OILER, on your car. als level of crankcase oil. Ask ee booklet, Manning Co., 5 Bedtow, Christchurch,
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 13 April 1922, Page 1
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