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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 1

WANTED ANTED Known: Car will, not. run • • during Christmas Week unless arranged for—K. L. Wadsworth, Tapawera. . ITioIThALE: Several superior secoiid--1 liand Pianos. Christmas Bargains. Mayson, 36 Nile street. WTVNTBD Known: At llolmwood’s Railway Bruit Shop; fresh Green Peas 1/- peck; choice Tomatoes 1/- lb; Potatoes, Blbs 1/-; choice Bananas and Oranges; Bruit Salad; Ice Cream To-night. , WANTED Known: Uncle podger’s Special Christinas Letter to all Young Co-operators iu Nelson can be seen at The Workers’ Co-op. Advert. Board. Unde Podger wishes all a Real Rochdale Christinas. Store open till 10 To-night. Open again for business Thursday morning. Three new members joined yesterday. 1 WAKAREWA OR PH AN AGE W /ANTED for the above Institution, ' a Married Couple, to act as Master and Matron. Bor particulars re duties, etc., apply this paper, or the Secretary, Box 100, Nelson. Applications close 12 Noon January 22nd, 1923. ANTE!)! Cook-Steward for SS. Wairoa. Apply Ricketts Bros._ WANTED: 2 Passengers for Christ - ' church on 2nd January.—Parkinson, ’Phone 678.. . ■ 1~~/OUR active men with experience every kind of farming, look for share in Bruit, Dairy or Agricultural 1 Banning. Back-blocks not objected. Ini reply, please state conditions of share! and" situation of farm by address: Mr 1 Tonoll, Knmeu, Kaipara Line. ‘VA/'AN TED by two steady young men ’ * Board with private family. Write ‘’Boarders,” Mail Jlfficc. IdOUNO Man (29) seeks clerical work -* of any description. Experienced in Book-keeping, Correspondence, Costing, etc. Highest credentials. Apply ‘Keen’ Mail Office. Youth for farm ANTED, work, able to milk. Good wages and home to suitable youth. Apply by letter to,“Wanted,” Mail Office. W" A N TEITKho wmh~Th a f weare "buyers of Raspberries. —Irvine and Stevenson, Motueka Wharf. 11/ AIRY light Scones and tempting • Cakes are certain' with Beaver Bakmg Powder. Your grocer stocks “Reaver.” BEAVER Tomato Sauce is made from plump, ripe tomatoes. Adds tastiness to all meals. Order now. |/N JOY a royal repast from left over * J dishes with Beaver Worcestershire, Sauce. Stocked by all grocers.

“ .Setter Jellies. Several; delightful “Setter” Brand. ’ W HY „ Wait? Our assortment of Christmas Gifts is splendid. The value is right. So buy now.—McKay’s. TRIES for Men of taste, 2/6. to 6/11. New Sox, Plain and Fancy, Black or Coloured, 2/3 to 5/11. Braces in Christmas Boxes 4/11. —McKay’s. \ 11TISTIC Novelties in Celeivlars, Blotters, Greetings, etc. ; also big range Soaps, Perfumes, etc. Splendid Christmas display at.McKay’s. "O AT Boxes, Suit Cases, Blouse Cases, .XJt Bn'ef Bags, Lunch Boxes, Rugs, euc-, all acceptable Christmas Gifts, in-; sped at, McKay’s. FOR SALE 1 i) | *> ACRES of Freehold (at Kol.r* .1 ,v rere) —500 acres'in Grass, baI■\CRES of Freehold (at Koerc ance in Bush. For particulars apply— F. E. NEWPORT, . Korere. TENDERS TENDERS are invited for the erection , of Library at the Boys’ College, . Neison. Tenders close with the Secretary; Nelson College, at Noon of January 29tii, 1923, and to be endorsed “Tender.” Plans and specifications at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender, not necessarily accepted. lIOULKER & KIX-TROTT, Architects and Civil Engineers. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS j I ‘ MV Factory will Close on SATURDAY, 23rd December, and reopen on WEDNESDAY, 3rd January, 1923. R. JOHNSTON, COACHBUILDER, Hardy Street-. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MOTUEKA. 1 GORDON JAMES WATERS • BOUNDY, Returning Officer for flic Electoral District of Motueka, do hereby declare the result, of the. poll taken'on the 7th day of December, 1922, for tlu; election of a Member of Parliament for lli£ said district lu bo as follows : Votes Candidates. polled. HUDSON, Richard Phineas 3444 PATTERSON, Robert .’ 2906 Total number of valid votes polled 6350 Number of votes rejected as informal 50 I therefore declare tho said RICHARD PHINEAS HUDSON to be elected. Dated at Motueka ,this 20th day of December,' 1922. G. J. W. BOUNDY, Returning Officer. HUME NATIONAL BANK OE NEW * ZEALAND, LIMITED. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £4,500,000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £3,760,000 CAPITAL PAID-UP £1,250,000 RESERVE FUND £1,250,0001 AN INTERIM DIVIDEND for the half-year ended September 30th last, at the rate of Twelve (12) per cent, per annum, has been declared bv the Directors, and will be paid to Shareholders in the Dominion on the 4th January, 1923. ' ALFRED JOLLY. Genera] Manager, Wellington, Dec. 21, 193?,