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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 10 April 1924, Page 1

WANTED * \\f ANTED immediately fot- a few ~ ” weeks, a capable help for household duties. Sleep at home. Apply be--1 tween 5 and 6.3(J to Miss Worley, 12b - Trafalgar street South. ’Phone bkiO. V?!/’ANTED, out v ’ unfurnisb.ee two furnishect or jd rooms, ground floor, handy to Queen’s Gardens.—“C.B.,” Mail Office. a girl for general housework. Apply Provincial Hotel. ’ \\/ T ANTED Known: The mornings are * ” V fresh, the appetite alters. Try ; some of our choice Bacon Rashes, dainI tily sliced, by the Brantford.—Scott's I Wood Store. j

I ANTED, good general. Apply Mrs! H. Montague Field, Examiner si. j WANTED, gentlemen boarders; good] ' T table; use of piano and telephone. ! Apply "Wilden Lodge,” Shakespeare, Walk. 'Phone 526. w X\7"ANTED by reliable young woman. 1 " ” position as lady help or cook-gen- 1 rial. Write' “R;R.,” Mail Office. j XX7' ANTED to sell, honey in bulk 6d [ ’ lb. Bring your own jars.—Bari-! trop, Bridge street. I

*\\7\ANTED Known: Our Winceyette Nightdresses are best- value. From' 7/9 each. Flannelettes from 5/- each. I Fleecy Bloomers in Navy and Grey, from i 3/- each. Fleecy Underskirts from 5/-

each. British makes. —Barftrop’s. ! WANTED Known: New stocks woj men’s Cashmere Hose, in plain : Black, from 3/3. Ribbed Cashmere Hose

in .Black, Tan and Nigger, 4/3 pair. Unbleached Table Cloth from 2/- yard. Winter Cotton Vests from 2/6 each. Extra large sizes 3/- a.nd 4/-. .All Wool Woven Vests. Wools-doivn make, from 3/6. —Bnrltrap's, Bridge, street. VV’ANTED by young woman, position 7 7 as companion help. Write “Companion,” Mail Office. WANTED Known: Best Separator I Butter 1/6 lb; Factory Butter 1/9 lb; sliced Bacon i'roni 1/2 lb; sliced Ham! i/8 lb '; sliced cooked Ham 2/6 lb.—G., F. llingston. I ANTED, coach for Algebra and Geometry for Teacher’s D Ex-

animation; evening tuition. Replv “Teacher,”: Mail Office. ' WANTED ’'pilßEE. or four experienced men for' bush-falling contract. Apply I DALGETY & CO., LTD., Nelson. 10 ETURNEI) Soldier wants Painting by the dav or contract. Apply “J” 1 Mail Office. | F AND. Wanted to exchange, house! 11J in Blenheim for Nelson town pro-1 party.—G. Cameron, Land Agent. [ to purchase, a'second-hand I ” " iron boiler, 40 gallons or larger. I J. W. Flowers, Puramahoi, Takaka.

\\T ANTED Known: Fry’s Assorted T T Chocolates 3/6 per lb. At Goodall’s, Trafalgar street.

Known: Choice Jonathan T ’ Apples 51- per case, delivered (case returned). At Goodall : s. ’Phone 14.

'OL r ,ANTED Known: Just arrived, ’ Y fresh shipment of Barker and Dobson’s Chocolates, Chocolate Liqueurs and Butter Toffees At Goodall’s. 1

GMART and Cosy! Men’s Knitted Waistcoats in Grey, Fawn, Heather and Fancy Shades 12/6 to 21/-. —Me Kay’s Autumn Selling Campaign.

TjX)R Easter Travellers! Smart line of Ladies’ Imitation Suede Gloves, with Fringed or Embroidei'ed Gauntlets 6/11 and 8/11 pair.—McKay’s.

XXT ANTED at * ' waitress, tel, Motueka. once, a pantrymaidApply Post Office Ho“QiILVER DOWN” Quilts for double beds, 19/11; Baby Cot Quilts 8/6 to 10/6; Real Down Quilts for single, double or twin beds 45/- upwards.—McKay’s. Easter Campers llmperial Gov- -*■ ornment Blankets 7/6, 8/6, 10/6 > New Zealand Grey Blankets 14/6 each. McKay’s Autumn Selling Campaign. TJOYS’ Wool Cardigans from 22-inch to 32-inch, 8/11 to 13/6; Men’s Cardigans 12/6 to 25/6; Boys’ Jersey Suits 13/6 to 19/6. —McKay’s. 'OC r ANTED, Suits, Costumes, etc., for T ” dyeing and dry cleaning, early.— I.X.L. Coy., Collingwood street. ’Phone 360. TOfUGE Autnmn Selling Campaign ! We have been busy for four weeks unpacking tremendous stocks of new Autumn Goods. Inspect at McKay’s.

"OIG Stocks ! Big Values ! Largest ■*“* stocks of general Drapery, Women’s Apparel and Men’s Wear in Nelson District. Try McKay’s first! weeks of hard work unpacking cases and cases and cases of smart new Drapery. Huge Selling Campaign now on at McKay’s. A LL of our goods are of the reliable “McKay” standard of Quality. Larg-, est stocks in Nelson, also best values. | Prove it at McKay’s. ' MB. J. KEARSLEY (Musical Director, Empire Theatre)

|_\UALIFfED Teacher of Piano, Violin, Organ, also Theory. Pianos tuned and repaired (25 years’ experience) Expert advice given free. Correspondence addressed Theatre, or 48 Nile street East. Tel. 871. EASTER WEDDINGS With the approach of Easter, at which Festival of the Year Weddings are numerous, we strongly advise those interested to make an appoint- 1 ment without delay. Last year we had j to disappoint one or two parties, ow-! ing to them leaving the making of ! their appointment too late. See our special display of bridal photographs. BROIA STUDIO 41 HARDY STREET, NELSON.