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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 28 October 1925, Page 1

WANTED \\’ A.\ IK 1) to Pent, b-rejoniod house;. * ’ (I(M)d tenant; no children. Write ‘Civil Service,” .Mail Oltice. \ V ANTED, foreman with all round ’ * orchard experience;, permanent position ir> suitable man. Write, slat ing experience. and wages re‘qttiroel. and whether single or married, tee ‘ Foreman. Mai! Office. ~~ 15 .A NT ED. plain sewing St. Vincent street. .Apply \ V’ .\N i l'll) to sell, Ford light elelivery. ” ' self-starter. Terms arranged. Write "Che-ap.” Mail Office;. ;eK)d AV r ANTED to exchange, gened house *’* property, Tahunanui, for country property, with small acreage, or would rent same. Write- 'Change.'' Mail ~()t fie e-. Ollie-e CANTED. Piano. Must he* htirgain. ' Price, etc., to "Cash Peewit. " Mail ’I'"ANTED, competent help in coun- ' ” try for four months, two in family. All eonvenienees: easy place. Apply Mrs W. I). Whelan, Rural Mail, Mei--Itteka.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE L’ODn Touring Car in good order, ■“ just, painted, for Harlev-Davidson and Side chair. Eciulty £65. HALL and coote. ■^V' AN TED, man for faun work; must ’ T be used to horses |nn milking). Good wages to suitable mart. Apply C. K. Nicholson, Pokororo. AN’J'ED, furnished bach near Tn- * * liana, for 3or 4 months. Write "Bach,” Mail Office.

\ "IT ANTED Known: All Indies' liair- ' cutting one price—l/6.—J. Bockniann, Trafalgar street. "V\rANTED Known: Ladies' highgrade Svllt Hose, guaranteed not to ladder, all colours, 4/11.- Olnsson and Co., Bridge street.

"VVTANTED Known: Men's Sac ami ’ ~ Sports Suits, all grades, splendidly shaped and finished, from 49/6. — (Hasson and Co. \\/ T ANT ED Known: Have resumed * ~ business. Phone 961.—P. J. Lovell. VV'ANTED Known: Sterling Value in Box Suits, and Suits to measure, obtainable Hopkins's Shoo on Wheels. (Tlmne 988). ‘ ANTED, woman for VV r ANTED, woman for washing and " * cleaning. Girls’ College Hostel, “Ea-irfield,” Trafalgar street. t nd waitressrANTED, female cook Apply Telegraph Hotel, Takaku. \\F ANTED, a young lady to relieve ’ ' probationer for three we probationer for three weeks from November Ist.—To llangi Hospital, Collingwood street, anted! ' "VY/'ANTED, several more strawberry ’ ' pickers, gardens looking well. Comfortable whares and cookhouses provided : also milk and vegetables, <i Enquire immediately for full particulars from A. Everett, Lower Moutere. jUTURRY up! Hurry up! Children’s strong White Canvas Shoes with Chrome soles and heels, for 3/11. At Mealy’s. Sizes 7 to 10. Chance of a lifetime. Nplson~h6spltal board \ PRLICATIONS are invited for the position of Sister at the Cottage Maternity Hospital, Motueka. Salary, £l2O per annum, increasing by £lO per annum to £l4O per annum. Applicants must be duly qualified and registered General and Maternity Nurses. G. P. CHAPMAN, Secretary.

'Vi/ANTED for two months, capable ' ’ lady-lielp. Apply in the evening. For address, apply Mail Office. \\T ANTED Known: L. Bovey, Car T ~ Painter, etc., at rear of Walker's, Coach builder, Wakatu Lane. ttUN Helmets in six different materials. For Boys 2/11 to 3/9; for Men 3/3 to 4/6; Flax Island Hats 1/6 and 1/11. —McKay’s. TMITATION Panamas for small boys, A very smart and comfortable, 3/6 each. Natural Panamas in two shaties 2/11 and 3/6. —McKay’s. ‘TjORJOIS” Toilet Requisites—PowTalc, Rouge, Bath Tablets, and Crystals, and Perfumes, Ashes of Roses and Ashes of Violets.—McKay’s. I>ICTORIAL Review Patterns for Spring and Summer Frocks, Perfectly simple but simply perfect. Illustrated sheets free, Sole Agents, McKay’s.

ON SALE S)EED MAIZE. flood samples—- ■ Hickory King 11/6 bushel; 90 Days, Red, 9/ bushel. Good Feed Maize 8/6 bushel. NEALE & HADDOW. home"comfort TT\OES not depend on bow MUCH you spend on Furniture, but HOW you spend it.—Not on the intrinsic value of Furniture and Furnishings, but on the taste displayed in the choice of it. ihe firm that can save you money and give you Furnishings of Elegance and Stability is A. H. BOYCE* (Lock’s Buildings), BRIDGE STREET.' LUCAS’S NELSON ALMANAC AND YEAR BOOK, for 1926 THIE 1926 Edition of Lucas’s Almanac JL and Year Book is now being printed at The Mail Office, and the work is well in hand. The claims of this well-known publication as a sound advertising medium are indisputable, and not to be ignored by every possible class of business. It. goes into almost every home, and is read and studied by many thousands during the whole year, and it is filed for reference. PRICE 1/- per Copy. Every copy Printed is Sold—the i 925 edition/was exhausted about May last. Business people and traders will be waited upon during the course of a day or two. The rates for advertising are most reasonable.

BEASLEY AND UREY, HARDY STREET "I-ITAVE For Sale: Chesterfield Suite in Shadow Tissue, Singer Drophead, Sideboards, Duchesso Chests, Wardrobes, Pedestal Cupboards, Reds, all sizes, Chest Drawers, Hall Stands, Kitchen Table, Chairs, Lino, Brief Bags, Suit Cases, Oak Dropside Cot, Kapoc Bedding, Unique Copper, Garden Hose, etc., WE INVITE INSPECTION Cash buyers to any amount of second hand goods. ’Phone 857.