LONDON FROZEN MEAT MARKET Quotations New Zealand prime Canerbury iamb, 28-42, 12jd; North Island amb, ‘2B-42, 12gd; prime Canterbury nutton, 56-64, B£d; North island mutton 16-64, Bid; ewes, 48-64, 6gd; New Zeaand prime ox beef, 160-220, hinds 4^d, 'ores 3id. . IXTANTED for dairy farm, married » » man, house and milk provided, md firewood obtainable. Apply for particulars to C. J. Huifell, Nelson. Phone 283 K. _ p'6-CARI’S' thrUtest'Seagrass, also v3T p us h Carts. Reduced prices.--Lock’s Emporium. L~TN OLE0LEUMS~ Britisli, best quality, good patterns, lowest prices. Rem aants also cheap.—Lock s Emporium. EiOR-SALET White Leghorn Cricks, 1- 1/. each; lien with brood of 20 27/6. —Mundy, Stoke. V\7eIJDON’S Ladies’ and other Jour- • nals for November, arrived at Alf. Robinson’s. JENIFER d , Ethel Turner’s New Book for Girls, 5/- ; posted 6/6. —At Alf. Robinson’s.
W' EEKLY Press Christinas Number, also Auckland Weekly and Brett & Annual. Price 2/- each, at Alt'. Robinsou's. XNTED : “Capable girl for domestic duties, morning only. Mrs Geo. Pice, C/o. Mrs Walker, Fruiterer. Bridge street.
A REWARD of £2O will be paid by ■ the Nelson City Council to any person giving information which will lead (o the conviction of any one destroying or injuring trees, shrubs, or flowers, or any other property belonging to the Council. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. “SOLDIERS’ ENQUIRY BOARD Discharged soldier settlers are hereby notified that The Soldiers’ Enquiry Board will commence its investigations in the Collingwood District on WEDNESDAY, Ist November, 1922. r _ F. C. BATCHELOR, Chairman. OAST experience shows wet October A always followed by sunny November. General average for November is 246 hours. Estimate for yourself and win £SO. ..... T ITT LB (lifts in Silverware or Jewel--*J Jury for posting. Newest novelties at Brown Brothers. Brooches and Trim vX Gold Brooches, Enamel and I Silver Broodies and Trinkets. —Brown Brothers,
FLO II 11 GOVERNMENT RATES ■pHT ETHER Drop in prices. Enquire. J. M. CROUCHER & SONS, Richmond. ! C7)NTiHEOATIONAL CWCT' slJfO DAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY, October 31st TEA at 6 p.m. Admission 1/-. i’UISLIC MEETING at 7.30 p.m. Hymns, Varied Programme and Presentation of Prizes. Collection in aid of School Funds. (iENERAL ELECITON A MEETING of MR. GILBERT'S COMMITTEE will be held at the Committee Room TO-MORROW (Tuesday) at 7.30 p.m. Full attendance requested. Business important. J. WIG ZELL, Hon. Secretary. NOTTCI £3l UPPERS of Produce are informed that the S.S. Corinna will leave Nelson TUESDAY, October 31st, direct for New Plymouth. Good demand for Best Grades. WEBSTER BROS. NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY NO Practice for Orchestra- this week. Chorus will begin "The Messiah” on Thursday at 8 p.m. New members invited to attend, F. G. GIBBS, Hon. Score tary.
As a Gift Nothing could give more pleasure—or bo of more practical use—to any lady than a Dainty Gold or Silver Wristlet Watch. The Models we are showing will appeal not only for Beauty of Case, but also lor their sterling time-keeping qualities. We invite your inspection, knowing that wo can supply an accurate Watch afc a price to please you. , Greet rtf Monofiram Engraved on the shortest notice and in a WORKMANLIKE MANNER. P. H. KITCHINGMAN, JEWELLER, TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON;
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 30 October 1922, Page 6
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