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

LOST IOST: Lady’s Silver Wristlet Watch A on Main Hoad, Stoke. Reward. A. Tre.vella. __ L~ OST, top oif Carburetter. Reward. Mail Ollice. ATH LE T 1 CK E T~C LU B A PRACTICE will be held at Botanies for Seniors, Juniors and Thirds on SATURDAY Next at 2.15 p.m. All new members requested to attend for classification purposes. C. B. HARMAN, lion. Secretary. _ NOTICE MEETING, Government Candidate, . MR. A. GILBERT, at Institute, TO-MORROW (Friday) Evening at 7.30. The General Committee will meet each Tuesday and Friday. JAMES WIGZELL, Hon. Secretary. potatoes The last of the Season.— 6 Sacks DAKOTA RED 5 Sacks ARRAN CHIEF 9 Sacks DALMENY BEAUTY ' ■ 6 Sacks MAORI CHIEF 4 Sacks UP-TO-DATE ' 17/6 (Sa‘ck included). NEALE & HADDOW.. NOTI CE” “ T HEREBY give Notice of my inten--1 t ion to apply to the Waimea County Council at its meeting to be held on the 2nd day of November, 1922, for permission to erect across Stanley Biook Y ~-i‘:.:!-],!c Road..-- , : i. k. ihM'Elr C'U-ii.tjy Brook. 'm AiMEA CO oTE^AiTvE DAIRY' COY, NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS “PER RAILWAY” <; /AWING to warmer weather, will now require Cream delivered twice weekIy—MONDAYS and FRIDAYS. J. A. ADAMS, Manager. -FOR- ■ TOP DRESSING -use— ■ : V'

NAURU PHOSPHATE, £8 ss. GrMIXTURE OF NAURU OR SUPER* PHOSPHATE. £8 ss. BASIC SLAG, £7 10s. / __ NEAJE & HADBOW. notice of Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP ~npHE Partneh'Sip 'subsisting between. A Cecil Laytofi, R. W. Tibbie, and L. C. Pettit has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the 30th day of-Sep-, tender, 1922. The business will in future be carried on by R. \V. Tibbie and L. C. Pettit, who will discharge alii debts owing by the late firm, and coflecfc all the late Firm’s Book Debts. Dated this 11th day of October, 1922. R. W. TIBBLE. L. C. PETTIT. CECIL LAYTON. Witness: J. JOYCE, Accountant, 61 Trafalgar stryfet, Nelson. NELSON PROVINCIAL ERS’ COUNCIL, LTD. 1%/TEETINGS of Fruitgrowers will be iTJL held as under to hear Mr.Altwood, Presided of/the Federation, or* last seasps’s and, Aiext season’s export, and rcpresontat/ves of the Council on the proposed Marketing Company. As both mattes are of vital importance to growers, large attendances are requested. MAHANA, at School House, Thursday,, 12th Oct., 7.30 p.m. LOWER MOUTERE, at Packing Shed; Friday, 13th Oct., 7.30 p.m. MAPUA, at Packing Shed, Saturday. 14th Oct.,. 7.30 p.m. MOTUEKA, Monday, 16th Oct., 7.30) p.m. RIWAKA, Tuesday, Oct. 17th, 7.30 TASMAN, at Church Hall, Wednesday, 18th Oct,, 7,30 p.m. STOKE, at Public Hall, Thursday, 19tix, Qot., 7.30 p.m. JAMES HUNTER, Secretary.

before have -Ve shown such a big rao»;' o f Boots and Shoes for Summer. Rvear. • Our Ladies’ Shtfes. You \vpn‘t see better in the larger cities. We could say a Jot nice things about Shades, S’napes and Prices, but spae«j Von’t admit. / lien’s Boots. We have fine lot of makes, and we are bold enough in say we’ve the Boot to fit any man’s foot and suit the most particular person’s liking. DEE AND SONa* NELSON. and MOTUEKA. PHOTOGRAPHY whether t STUDIO PORTRAITURE. CHILD STUDIES. HOME PORTRAITURE. ARCHITECTURAL (Interior <sr Exterior). LANDSCAPES. < SEASCAPES. LANTERN slides. COPYING Old tmd Faded Photographs Expert Workmanship, combined with the Best 'Materials, produces Photography ItTf the HIGHEST Standard. , RING 182. TNE BROMA STUDIO, u 7 HARDY STREET, NELSON. I perish, or lose its “pull.” Particulars [from R. P. M. Manning Co,, 6 Bedford {Row, Christchurch. ; 1 —AN Y—YOU may require ddne we can do Ur* Tough, flexible, durable, won’t crack,