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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 19 June 1926, Page 1

WANTED :wANTED to lease, 10-50 acres grass Jaml, Stoke, with house preferred. Particulars "Milk,” Mail Office. ANTED, saddle and bridle in good * ' order. State price and particulars to Box 40, Nelson. \y AN dale. TED, domestic help, resident or daily.—Mrs Sadlier, BishopYY ANTED to rent, 4 or 5-roomed house, modern conveniences. Write “Permanent,” Mail Office. YY ANTED. Young man (20) wants work. Can do farming, orchard work (packing), drive motor. Fairly good amongst machinery. Write urgently to "Energetic,” Mail Office. YYANTED, bushemen to contract for about 130 acres mixed bush, D’Urville Island. Good price given. Apply W. Stuart, .72 Milton street. \Y ANTED Known: Suit to measure, '' • and good Waterproof Overcoat for Five Guineas on "Money Back” basis. “Fashionable,” Box 151, Nelson. YY ANTED Known: Poor, cheap *’• Lubricants won’t preserve delicate machinery. Buy Griffin’s Quality Biscuits—Wheaten Wafer and Water Crackers. Procurable at 'Stewart and Co.’s. ’Phone 197, The Shop for High Grade Goods and Service. VERYBODY, for health sake, should eat tlriffin’s Water Cracker and Wheaten Wafer Biscuits, 1/- lb. Procurable at Stewart and Co.’s, The Shop for High Grade Goods. ’Phone 197. Keep the Home Town Busy. WA NTE'D, by married couple, unfurnished bed-sitting room, with fireplace and use of conveniences. Near the Port, from July 2nd. Write to A. Wishard, C/o. S.S. Arahura. a general for South Marlborough; must be good plain cook. Other help kept. Apply Mrs Trolove, C/ih Masonic Hotel, 5 to 8, Monday, or write. RANTED, Bandsmen to inspect the ’■ Photographic Display of Besson nstruments in Begg’s Window. YV WANTED KNOWN BULK PETROL BULK PETROL PURE SHELL PURE SHELL AT NELSON PRICES AT NELSON PRICES A. HODGSON AND SON WAKEFIELD. YVANTEDy man for general orchard * ' work; must be used to handling horses. Permanent work for good man. Apply - A. M. Thawley and;..Sons, Mahana. ; ' r',/■ HEALY’S Clearing Prices: Ladies’ Glacy and Pat. Oxford Shoes, 5/11 to 15/6. q A.M. Tuesday! Our Winter Sale commences. Don't miss it. Huge stocks Winter Goods must be chared. For Bargains, McKay’s. 1!0WR(5oM Goods absolutely slaughtered. We must sell practically every line before Stocktaking. Ruth less reduction; at McKay’s on Tuesday. HjnUESDAY, 22nd, at 9 a.m. ! This will be our Biggest Sale if ,the | lug reductions count for anything S< c for yourself at MclCav’s. TUWERY Department shares in this great clearance of Winter Stock. Bargains for Ltidies, Gentlemen an 1 Children. Come early Tuesday to Me Kay’s. TIMBER FOR SALE O) B. Rimu and Birch, in truck lots, at wholesale prices, on trucks at Kaka. Apply— F. A. BAMFORD, 112 Trafalgar Street. WALTER THORN, Richmond. J. NEILL, Kaka. Or- A. GOULD, Hardv Street. A SNIP ’

SALE, at a very low figure, a *- block of about 300 acres of abandoned orchard land at Braeburn, Lower Moutere. Very suitable for pine planting, being surrounded by fire breaks. Orchards now in process of removal. Only £IOO cash required. For further particulars, apply to—“PINES,” Lower Moutere CALEDONIA HOUSE Hardy Street and Collingwood Street, TT is a good habit, helpful in a thousarul ways, to treat every day as a special day, always to expect the Great Surprise. Daily we are landing new and special lines, and only by a visit to our Store will you see the numerous and the very latest goods in the Grocery Trade. ‘ We Specialise in the best only, and keep our price.? as moderate as possible; but remember, we guarantee all our goods. P. HOWCROFT HIGH-CLASS GROCER. ’Phone 41. AUTUMN * WITH A KODAK SEE our Two Magnificent Autumn Studios. V TRAFALGAR STREET.