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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 9 January 1926, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS 1~" AUG IK ' V<s. Ala ! _omc ngm up'stairs ami gel rea.ly for Trathen » p,ig Salt' I'll A R RIVED iit fO.*s to-day. Another ■shipment Indies' White Canvas Lac ~| Shoes, covered heels, 4.9, all sizes Write for your pair early, as these will soon sell at the price—4,9 pan.—ll.U. a Nnlsnn. fALF-PIUCE! Hall Price! Hundreds t of Bargains at Half-price and less. Trathen's Sale Tuesday. __ , T-T "VI 'S- Arrived to-day, fresh JLI. J>. s i oc ks Latlies' White Canvas Walking Shoes, all sizes. 4/9 pair. Wonderful Value. Write to-day, as these won't last. long at the low price.— IT.B.'k. Kelson. AYED, in Trafalgar street. liun- ►~" dreds of sensational bargain■.. •>!! waiting to he claimed on Tuesday, T rati u ii's Pitr Hale. SRESS" Fabrics and Silks almost ' given away on Tuesday.—Trathen's ivecord-Breaking _Salc. ii'itUKSUAY ! Tuesday! Tuesday! It's - going to be the big Shopping Day. Why if Because it's Trathen's Big Sale Day. >E First, in the queue on Tuesday -* morning. Sensational Bargains at Trathen's Big Sale. A GENTLE REMINDER TT'MMS'S Cars leave Nelson 8 a.m. for P Motueka and Takaka every SUNDAY, returning from Takaka 3 p.m., and Motueka 5.30 p.m. Usual fares. 'Phone 527. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND PUBLIC MEETING will be held in ■ the Council Chambers on THURSDAY. 14th January, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of placing before the Ratepayers full particulars of the proposed Loans. E. J. THOMAS, Town Clerk. MAITAI BOWLING CLUB ANOTHER Popular Electric Light Tournament will be held on TUESDAY Next, 12th inst. Entries 1/6. close at 6.30. Play commences 6.45. All howlers invited. Supper provided. I. TUNNICLIFFE, Secretary. DENTAL NOTICE fjft H. J. DODSON, Trafalgar x '-*-' Street, has resumed Practice. CHOICE PRESENTATION GOODS WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE & ELECTROPLATE | Attractive designs at Moderate Prices. I For Gifts that are sure to please, try FERRY THE RELIABLE JEWELLER, High Street, MOTUEKA. Postal Orders promptly attended to. TOTE Works will re-open on TUESDAY, 12th January, 1926, foi receipt of— SHEEP. LAMBS. CATTLE. PIGS. Boners and Potters, Bulls and Cows. THE NELSON FREEZING COMPANY LIMITED

DRAINAGE BOARD DEBENTURES APPLICATIONS POURING IN For weeks prist nppliealions have been pouring in fur the Christclinreli Drainago Board Debentures and those who have been procrastinating in the matter are strongly-advised to send in their applications right away before, the Loan is fully subscribed. One could not invest in a safer, sounder, and more satisfactory proposition than Christclinreli Drainage Board Debentures. Interest is payable at the rate of £5 15s per cent. per annum, free of exchange, at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand within the Dominion, whilst the security is an absolutely gilt edged one, both Debentures and Interest being secured by a special rate of one farthing in the £ on the capital value of an area valued at £16,566,100, and lid in the £ on the capital value of an area valued at £7,167.696. This area comprises practically the whole of the City of Christchurch, and a large porion of the suburbs. As illustrative of the soundness of this security it might be mentioned that only twelve months ago the values were respectively, £14.500.000 and £6.500.000. thus revealing a remarkable inThe Debentures are issued in Denominations of £IOO each. £SOO each. and £IOOO each, and Application Money or Atiplication Forms should be addressed to the Secretary of the Cliristchurch Drainage Board. 193 Hereford Street. "MAY I IT WE A DOSE NOW, PLEASE?" No belter evidence of the wonderful efficacy of Anti-Acido, and the rapidity with which it acts, could be found than the fact that large numbers of users, when buying from chemists, ask for a dose there and then. The pain of indigestion is so acute, and the need for Anti-Acido so urgent, that they simply cannot wait till they get to their homes. And what prompt relief it brings! When entering the shop they are agitated, distressed, uncomfortable. Some, even, have faces drawn with pain. But one dose of Anti-Acido effects a transformation. 'Why. I feel better already !" is invariably the remark, and Ihev leave the shop smiling and cheerful.' That's the great charm of Anti-Acido. It is so powerful, so soothing, that it stops the worst attack of indigestion almost at once. A few doses generally :ure the most chronic rase. And it is so harmless that you can take as much as you like, whenever you like. 2s 6u from chemists and stores. —(Advt.)