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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 2 December 1922, Page 6

NELSON!' IF LEA SSO Cl A TIO N npHE Annual Meeting will be held in Macaulay’s Rooms on MON LA V , December 4th, at 8 p.m. All old and intending members invited to attend. G. C COLEMAN, Hon. Secretary. RICHMOND^ OPEN-AIR MEETING WEARING’S Corner, MONDAY Evening' (Dec. 4th.), 7.30. Addresses by well-known Prohibition Speakers from Nelson. Bright Singing. Good Speaking. Collection for expenses. ORDERS booked now ‘‘Veitch’s Self-Protecting Broccoli,” and “Veitch’s Autumn Giant” Cauliflower Plants. —D. L. Bryant, Bright Water. M‘ V~TTARRY"^'.feiOftE R -tIARRY TO-NIGHT" REDWOOD’S VALLEY SCHOOL, 7 pro APPLEBY SCHOOL 8 p.m. MONDAY (M.id-dnv), Nelson Wharf. MONDAY EVENING, Wai-iti School. TUESDAY: Waimea West School. WEDNESDAY EVENING: Empire Theatre. "'ELECTION

MU. A. GILBERT, the Progressive Government Candidate, will address the Electors MONDAY ■ WAIMEA WEST, 8 pan. THEATRE ROYAL, NELSON TUESDAY. 8 MR A. GILBERT will reply to Lib-eral-Labour Candidate’s 'statements made throughout the Electorate. ELECTION MR. R. R. HUDSON will address the Electors as follows: — MONDAY, December 4th. LOWER MOUTERE, I pan. NGATIMOTI, 8 pan. TUESDAY, Decern bet sth. SANDY BAY, 2 pan. BROOKLYN, S p.m. WEDNESDAY, December 6tb. ROCKY RIVER, 2 p.m. ' ELECTION ]vr E ROWSET PATTERSON, Liberal. I’A Labour Caniidate for Molueka, vnl' address the Elect ms at— FOX HILL, MONDAY, 8 p.m. NCATIMOTI, TUESDAY,, 8 pan. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ■ WEDNESDAY, 8 pan. T HA N K S MRS NIEMANN and Family wish to Thank all kind friends for sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. ‘ v _ L RICHARDS. W7CLT.U- " iy A MEETING of all Women willing to help on Polling Day- will be held in the Rechabite Hail on MONDAY Afternoon at 3 o’clock, W.C.T.U. Members specially asked to attend, — V“«*CMMOKU~SALE ' WEDNESDAY, 6t!» December, at 2 p.m, PRESENT ENTRIES.—

100 Mixed Sheep. 70 Acres Oats, which may he inspected at Mr George Miller's Farm at Hope. Arrangements can be made /or cutting. On Account of MU H. SMITH, Nelson the following;—, Half-Draught Gelding, I' Tip Dray, Syracuse 4 Hillside Plough, Ransom and Sims Plough, DSet Tyne Harrows, 1 Set Swingle Trees, 1 Set Cart Harness, Collars, Winkers. N.Z. FARMERS* CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, i Auctioneers, NirATiMWirSALE Pill DA Y, December lU.5* 1922 TkALGETY & CO., LTD,, and N.Z. mJ loam & mercantile agency CO., LTD,, will offer.— .101 Fat and Forward Welders. 100 Mixed Sheep. 50 Fat Sheep. 50 Prime Wethers. 20 Fat Ewes. 3 Fat, Cattle (pood). ,3 4 year Bullocks. ROYAL UAH, KOHATH— I TOPriDDfUH jf M IMPORTABLE 7-Heater O.dillA' " 1 Car leaves Rebar,n every Tuesdaw and 1 hurwlay, 10.30 a m., for T phoiHe, returning Wednesdays and Friday* to connect with 3.30 train p, Nelson. Saturday* 10.30 to Korore Chargee moderate Parcels chtoGj! |t delivered. F E. BA.ROK RAVES. Proprietor

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