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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXI, 8 September 1926, Page 1

TO LET ffi'O LET, shop in town, 10;- week. 113 Bridge street, Nelson. ■'A "|0 LET, dwelling, 7 rooms, Railway Station. Low rent, ply 10 tiloueester street. near Ap--1 '0 LK'l’, cottage, all conveniences. Apply 66 St. Vincent street. FOR SALE Iron SALE. Men’s lioslyn Tweed ■ ■ Overcoats 97/6 for 59/6. Navy also at 59,6. An A native's. fri) H SALE, Crewdson's best quality I).It. Twilled Sheeting. Usually 411 yard. Sale 3/6. At Ansticc’s. IT'OR SALE. Ladies' Dressing Downs ■® ' and Underweai', etc. All at lltrllI’rices.—A nst ice's. irttlt SALE, 29 10-inch Records. 5 12inch. The lot lor £2 10s. Address at,.Mail Office. |rol!. SALE, a good Piano, in first - * (lass order. Write Mail Office. B/'Ol! SALE, Ilium drop-side cot, with ■*- ■ or without nutltress. Apply 9 Alton .street-. £jRLENDIT> line of Men's Working Boots. —Healv’s Shoe Store. Only 15/6. pairs left Men's Calf Oxford ’•*- Boots. Were 30,-. To clear Healv’s 15/11. ""MR SALE BV TENDER PROPELTV AT BELBROVE

\\7RITTEN Tenders will be received * ' by the undersigned up to 4 p.m. on 15(h September, 1926, for the purchase of the property at Belgrove now occupied by If. D. Hughes, being Section 2, Block 111., Gordon Survey District, and part Section 81, Square 4, Wni-iti Survey District. The property is situated on the main road, within a short distance from the Belgrove Railway Station, and comprises 2 acres 5 roods 10 perches, with a fourroomed dwelling thereon and a large motor shed. Title. Land Transfer. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GEORGE M. ROUT & SONS, Agents for the Mortgagees. SPECIAL RURNED LIME THIS is now being prepared at Port Nelson Lime Kilns. Wo can supply Best Burned Agricultural Lime 'during September, at 47/6 per ton (40 bushels). Six-ton truck lots railed free to your nearest station. Sacks extra. W. L. LA WRY, Lime Works, PORT NELSON. DAZZLING Rargahis jn^ Footwear— Children's Tan Shoes. Sizes 7 to 9. 3 6. — llealy s Shoo Store. CALEDONIA HOUSE HARDY & COLLING WOOD STREETS CtJ UN FLOWER Products. We can thoroughly recommend the above, comprising the following lines: Sunflower Packet Dates, 8d per pkt; Sunflower Canned Peaches, 1/7 per tin; Sunflower Canned Apricots, 1/6 per tin; Sunflower Essences, 9d and .1/- per bottle; Sunflower Coffee Essence, 1/6 per bottle; Sunflower Packet Raisins, 8d per pkt; Sunflower Cartons Honey 1/per carton; Sunflower Herrings and Tomato. 7il per tin; Sunflower Sardines, 4d, 6d and 8d per tin. We have a guarantee from the Proprietor of Registered Sunflower Brands to replace any article not up to the highest standard. P. IIOWCROFT, ’Phone 41. GRO f CER.

CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! CHICKS! SPECIAL QUALITY CHICK FOOD: Day-old and No. 2 3d per lb. Any quantity. Liberal Discount to Wholesale Trade. NEALE & HADDOW. NEALE & HADDOW. TO STAND AT WATMEAS, MOTHER A & RIWAKA The Thoroughbred Clack Horse CROWN STAR CROWN STAR 5 years, by Crown Imperial (Imp.), dam Tattle, bred by Sir George Hunter. Crow i Star has won numerous races—l mile and a-cjunrter 2.6, six fu longs 1.16. He is a great stayer, compactly made, standing 16.2, with large, bat bone. He has proved himself a sure foal getter. Fees: Thorough!.re. 1 marcs 0 guineas. Ilalfbred mares 4 guineas. Groomage, 5/-, payable at first service. In all eases half fee must be paid at first service. Mares from Tabaka can be grazed at Riwaka. 11. TROWERS, Owner. Spring Grove. Groom in charge: Harry Honor.

AN ENLARGEMENT, size 8 inches by ti inches, nicely mounted, ready for Framing, from any Film, for—--3/6 —AT— U | (NEXT TRATHEN’S) TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON

C. C. MACARTNEY’S AVERAGES Up to the Third Test Match, Macartney headed both batting and bowling averages for the Tour. Ratting 56.25 and Rowling 14.46. When in Wellington. Macartney was greatly impressed by Q-Tol and its oinbroeative and emollient qualities. He took away a large supply and baa since had it sent to him in England..*'