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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 29 August 1923, Page 6

('t OOD things in store for you at 10 Gloucester street, The Mail Order Grocery, for better quality and value, China and Household requisites. TJTERE’S good news: New Laid Eggs 1/3 per dozen.—Bromiley and Son, Hardy street. \ GREAT Shop, perfectly lit. A great stock, and truly great value —the whole pervaded, enveloped, animated and saturated with “the Divine Fire of Genius.” Birthday offerings till 2nd September. You’re invited.—People’s Emporium. OFADED Cycle Tyres (Painters)". Only tyre satisfactory. Clearing stocks at 15/- each. Usually 22/6. —S. Winn Lower Hardy street. /"iNB Friction Separator Pulley, as good as new. A great bargain at £2.—S. Winn, Lower Hardy street. ONE Maxwell Car, in good order and condition, £l2O. S. Winn, Closing Down Sale, Lower Hardy street, rf\NE Powerful King Car. just the thing for a ton lorry. A great bargain.—S. Winn, Lower llardv street. rrtWO Car Engines in absolutely good •*- order—one four-cylinder, one twocylinder. Suitable for launch work or for farm work. Roth bargains'.—S. j Winn, Lower Hardy street. i 0 CARTS with Seagrass Hoods from £5 17s 6d ; Seagrass Push Chairs from £2 155.-—Cowman’s. Bridge street. \T EW stock of quaint grey and cream Go Carts. Inspection invited.— . Cowman’s, Bridge street. (WOLLAPSIRLE Chairs, with Seagrass ! Hoods, draught flaps, long sides, enclosed footrests. Just the thing for car or ’bus.—Cowman’s, Bridge street ~ FIRE BRIGADE - ' SPECIAL Meet it rg 7.30 TO-MORROW (Thursday) Evening. CART. DEE. THANKS MR LEONARD HUNTER and Family desire to thank all friends for heir kind enquiries and sympathy to diem at the time of their recent bereave- . nent. '

NELSON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Meeting of general committee at Institute on FRIDAY, 31st. inst., at 7.30 p.m. Bull) Show and General. \Y. H. SIMPSON, Hon. Secretary. ‘ 11 lustra te<T,~~ VcT cal, Instrumental, Richmond Y.M.C.A., Thursday, 0. Lecturer, Mr Hunter. 1/-.

CITY OF NELSON DESTRUCTION OF BIRDS. CAVVTHRON PARK

TT having boon brought to the notice A of the City Council that a- considerable amount of destruction of Native Birds is being committed in Cawthron Bark by the use of pea rifles and other weapons, attention is called to the Cawthron Park By-Law, which provides that

252. i\'o person shall without the permission in writing of the Council lake or carry into, on or over the said Park or have in his possession whilst using the said Park or being thereon any gun, pea rifle, firearm, catapult, shanghai or any weapon of any' description or any explosives or any trap, snare or other similar contrivance.

253. No person shall fire or discharge any gun, pea rijle, firearm, catapult, changliai or any weapon of any description or use or cause t-o be used any explosives of any kind whatsoever in, over or upon any part of the Park.-.

254. No person shall without, the permission in writing of the Council kill, trap, snare or injure any bird or animal of any kind in, over or upon the Park or any part threeof, or set, any trap, snare or similar contrivance whatsoever with the intention of killing, capturing oj injuring any bird or animal of any. kind in, over or upon the Park or any part thereof.

255. No person shall without the permission in writing of the Council, cut, break down, dig up, destroy, injure, damage or remove any ferns or other plants or •my trees or shrubs or anything growing or being in or upon any part of ibe Park.

256. Any person not having the permission of the Council being upon the l ark and in whose possession jiy bud <•)■ am mal, whether dead or alive, or any ferns or plants, trees or shrubs shall be found shall be guilty of an offence. The penalty for an offence against the By-Law is a fine of £2O, in addition to which offenders are liable to .n.vo. their weapons confiscated. Warning is hereby given that it is (he Council’s intention to take lagai proceedings against /ill further offenders. G. A. EDMONDS, * To-vn Cierk

FUNERAL NOTICE HpHE friends of the. 1 af-c? Mr John Henry Benseniann are respectfully informed that the funeral will leave the residence of Mr R. Wilkens, Hau, for the Lutheran Ccmeterv, Upper Moutere, on THURSDAY. 30th August, at 12 EDMUND PARKER. Undertaker. FUNERAL NOTICE •nnilE friends of Mr Charles Cross are •,c*- informed that the funeral of his late wife, Gertrude Olive, will leave the residence of her father, Mr Simon Sil cock, Hope, TOMORROW (Thursday, Afternoon at 2.31 o'clock for the Rich mond Cemetery. ALFRED SHONE, Undertaker and Em),aimer.

FUNERAL NOTICE np HE friends of the late Georgina Jones are informed that her fun oral will leave the Alexandra Home, Richmond, TO-MORROW (Thursday) Morning, at 9 o’clock for the Nelson Cemetery. ‘ ALFRED SHONE, Undertaker and Einhnliner.