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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 31 January 1930, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS EE the thickness of Leather in our KJ School Bags. They cannot be beaten.—The Leatheries, Dee's Bldgs. BOYS' College Wear. Highest quality Regulation Clothes at Sale prices.— Trathen's. ICE, heavy, good, Hide lasts better in School Bags.—The Leatheries, Dee's Buildings. TiCKA Soles, Boot Soles, Inner Soles, Rubber Soles. For any Boot or Shoe. —The Leatheries, Dee's Bldgs. :CHOOL requisites—Penholders, Pen- ■-' cils, Rubbers, Crayons, etc. Afc Cooke and Sons, Ltd. £JCHOOL Bags, Lunch Boxes, etc At Cooke and Sons, Ltd. COLE Leather, Colonial Brown and Leaf.—The Leatheries, Dee's Bldgs. ,RY charming Autumn Goods. Special display Friday, 31st. At Mrs T. B. Louisson's, Bridge-st. •PECIAL display of New Season's •*-* Goods Friday, at Mrs T. B. Louisson's, Bridge-st. CHURCH OF CHRIST TTMBLE School Picnic will be held » TO-MORROW (Saturday), at Snowden's, Bush, Brightwater. The train leaves town at 9.30 a.m., returning 6.30 p.m. Hot water and milk provided. Tti&ets obtainable at the Luggage gate, St. Vincent-st. NELSON BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC TILL be held at' Snowden's Bush, ' » Brightwater, on SATURDAY, Ist February. Train leaves Nelson 9.30. a.m. Leaves Brightwater to return at 6.30 p.m. If wet, scholars will meet at the Schoolroom for tea at 5.30 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC WAI-ITI DOMAIN TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Ist Feb. leaves Nelson Station at 8.45 - a.m., returning at 5.25 p.m. HARBOUR RATES T OTICE is hereby given that in accordance with Section 76 of the Rating Act, 1925, an additional charge of 10 per cetit. will be added to all rates for the current year unpaid after 28th February, 1930. * - H. MTLNER, Collector and Secretary. Nelson Harbour Board. Port Nelson. NELSON EDUCATION BOARD TO BUNDERS TENDERS, addressed to the Secretary, Nelson Education Board, will be received up till Noon on SATURDAY, 15th February, 1930, for the erection of ait additional classroom at Hampden Street School. Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Education Board, Nelson. The lowest or any tender not neces-, sarilv accepted. A. H. LEAPER, Architect. NELSON, 30th Jan., 1930.

NOTICE TO FRUITGROWERS l\7"E cannot take delivery of any fruit ; * * unless arrangements , have been made for it. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., LTD. NELSON JAM FACTORY. NELSON SKIN HIDE AND WOOL ODDMENT SALE WEDNESDAY, 12th February, 1930 L T ENDORS will please note date of * above fixture and forward consignments to reach store not later than the Bth February. E. BUXTON AND CO.. LTD. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD. GOLDEN, BAY A. & P. ASSOCIATION 37th. ANNUAL SHOW WILL be held on SATURDAY, Ist ™ * February, 1930. Good entries. JOHN WINTER, Secretary. STOKE FRUITGROWERS' ASSOCIATION ■"HE usual Monthly Meeting will be ■ held on FRIDAY, 31st, in the Stoke Hall, at 8 p.m. Business: Export. It. HIGHET, Hon. Secretary. PEACHES—DESSERT—PEACHES ~ ——♦ Special price Friday and Saturday 41bs for 1/6 Case of 211bs 6/FRESH FROM GILBERT'S ORCHARD. STOKE R, THOMAS. Phone 596. Trafalgar-st. MONTGOMERY'S 1 OLDSMOBILE SIX TOURER,— This is one of the special Sports models, and is complete with every possible extra. Condition absolutely as new. See it Now ! 1 LATE MODEL CADILLAC SEVEN SEATER SEDAN, VB, 63. Full balloon tyres, four wheel brakes, and all extras. Would make excellent service car, and it has done small mileage only. 1 9 h.p. ROVER TOURER, 1 CHRYSLER MODEL 50 SEDAN. 1 BUICK LIGHT SIX ROADSTER. 1 HUPMOBILE FOUR TOURER, 1 DODGE FIVE SEATER. TOURER. 1 CHRYSLER FOUR TOURER. 1 FORD TOURER. 1 BUICK MASTER SIX TOURER. 1 1927 MODEL 4.98 h.p. TRIUMPH MOTOR CYCLE. FOR STERLING VALUE MONTGOMERY'S GARAGE NELSON.