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M3 CTIO'Nk SATURDAY NEXT, at J 0.30 a.in. ► AT THE ROOMS, HARDY STREET 200 Tins and Packets Paint, Enamel, Roof Paint, Water Paints, Hat I)yc, etc., etc., in lots to suit. buy v ors. Also Sacks Table Potatoes. Tlio above-mentioned Paints arc the product of well-known makers and must be sold. Any reasonable oiler will bo accepted. Terms cash. ALFRED GOULD, Auctioneer. AALE BY AUCTION COLLINGWOOD FARM ON 28th June, at noon, at Hardy Street, Nelson, Mr A. Gould will sell under Writ,of Sale issued out of the Supreme Court, NelsoD, in the action | Lewis v. Harvey, Section 7, Village of Seaford, containing 5 acies 32 perches, ) more or less, subject to a Mortgage of £2OO. I Particulars and conditions of sale may be seen at the office of Glasgow, Haves ! and Rout. Solicitors for Plaintiff, ‘Nel- , son, or with j F. MITCHELL, ! Sheriff. BRIGHTWATER~STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, 2nd JULY, 1924 \TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO., LTD., and DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer the following:— 500 Mixed Sheep, comprising Ewes, Wethers and Lambs, to be sold in lots. SALE OE LANDAND DWELLING AT BRIGHTWATER TUT FAY ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCAN TILE AGENCY CO., LTD., have been instructed by the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, as executor of the. Estate of ANNE FORSTER, late of Brightwatcr, to offer For Sale by Public Auction at their BRIGHTWATER SALEYARDS on WEDNESDAY, 2nd JULY, at 1 p.m. ALL THAT piece of land situated in the s Provincial District of Nelson, containing by admeasurement Ono Rood Twenty-six Perches, more or less) being lot 7 deposited Plan No. 12, Part Section 1, District of Waimea South, and being the whole of the land comprised in Certificate of Title, Volume 6, Folio 283, Nelson Registry. Together with-the right-of-way contained in the said Certificate of Title over the private streets marked thereon. ! Terms and.further particulars at time of Sale, or on application to the Public Trustee, or the Auctioneers. ROOMS To Let, pleasantly situated, handy to town; every convenience. Apply 9 Alton street. A warm winter ds assured with a ‘ UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Guaranteed not to leak or crack. All sues. Sold by all chemists and dealers. umm ■jyi'R. 6. B. MORRIS, Chemist, desires to intimate that hid NEW SHOP IN HIGH STREET (opposite Swan Hotel) is now OPEN FOR BUSINESS, replete with SPLENDID STOCK, personally selected in Wellington. For the sick room. Doctors recommend “UNIQUE” HOT WATER EOTTLE.- It circulates the Wood and throws off chills. All sizes stocked by chemists and dealersSCHOOL OF DANCING AND PHYSICAL CULTURE Principals: A. L, LEGHORN and Miss V. HAfCH. MODERN BALLROOM DANCING All the Latest Dance? taught and how to Dance them. ASK FOR OUR PROSPECTUSClasses and Private Lessons Daily. ttndio, 55 TRAFALGAR ST. 'WARNING OERSONS who are known to unlaw -®- fully remove The Evening Mail from bundles left at Depots, are -'autioned that drastic proceedings will be taken against them i?i legs such action is discontinued. * R. LUCAS & SON-

OUR PRICES ARE AS UNDER: FLOUR—29OIb sacks 35/-, 1001 b bag* 18/-, 501b-9/6, 251 b 5/-, 71b 2/-. WHEATMEAL (Stone ground Whole Wheatmeal)—Same price as Flour. Special quotations Whole £-ton lots or more. OATMEAL—2SIb bags 7/6, 71b bags 2/6. DRIED PORRIDGE WHOLE WHEAT* MEAL—2SIb bags 7/6, 71b 2/6. OATS—Gartons 6/6, Algerians 6/6. Crushed or ground 6d extra. VETCHES—II/6 per bushel (specially BARMY—7/- per bushel. PARTRIDGE PEAS (Seed), 8/- per bushel; Poultry Peas 25/- per sack. 3ARLEYME'AL—2I/- per sack. FARRO FOOD—2I/- per sack 2001 b. BARLEY POLLARD—2I/- sack 2001 b. PEA MEAL, etc.—l2/6 per 1001 b. BRAN and POLLARD—(In any quantity). POTATOES—IO/6 per cwt., 4-cwt. 8/6 (Guaranteed free from blight). STRATAGEM PEAS—22/6 per bushel, BALED STRAW—2/3 per bale. BALETT) HAY— 4/- per bale. Large qoan* titles cheaper. SEED WHEAT—(Red Ma-rble, Bob* and Victor Girton, otc.) MAIZE —8/6 por bushel, 9/- crnahed. RYE—-8/6 per bushel. FOWL WHEAT—24/- por sack, 7/6 pea bnshel. (Prime sample). OATEN STRAW CHAFF—3/- per sack, WHEaTEN STRAW CHAFF—2/6. OATEN PRIME CHAFF—£7/15/- per ton, 4-ton lots, etc., at £B/-/-. OATEN CHAFF (light)—s/- per sack, SWEDES— 6I- per cwt. COAL—Paponga, Newcastle, Westport, Hillside and Blacksmith, 4/- por cwi. WOOD—Birch, Bluegnm, Willow (in any length). We have special supplies of dry wood for winter nse. STRAINING POSTS—7/6, Fencing Poets 1/3. Dropped 18/6 per 100, Palings 15/- per 100. (Larger quantities cheaper). SUGARr—26/- per bag. Also Mooso Nuts, Muoso Meal, Meg* gitt’e Meal, Blue Lupins, Malt, Hops, Lime, empty Sacks. All sacks are extra (except flour). W« deliver Town, Tahana, Stoke, Wakatu, and Couuiry daiiy at above prices. We also supply best quality Whit# t>nd V/holemenl Bread, small goods, etc. Special quotations lor Weddings. Picnic* (fences at'* J. M. CROUCHER AND SON. That tickling, 'irritating cough can b® promptly relieved by a few drops of “NAZOL” taken on lump sugar. 60 closet 2 6.