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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 25 February 1931, Page 1

WANTED \\I ANTED Passengers for Blenheim ’ ' Races. Return fare £l. "Cars leave 5.30 and 7 a.m., Friday and Saturday.—Pope’s Motors. Limited, phono 671. ANTED, Bach or small furnished ’ " dwelling for several months.— Write “Norman,” “Mail” Office. TyANTED, private hoard and resiT ’ dence, moderate terms.—Wrtie “921,” “Mail” Office. "W7ANTED, few 2 and 4-tooth Wethers.—’Phone 406 W. \,\7ANTED —Good Benchman.for mill, ’ * must be able to keep saws.—Ring 34U, Wakefield. "OU'ANTED, by Marlborough youth, ’ ’ 18, permanent position in apple orchard, Nelson or Motueka district.— “266,” “Evening Mail” Office, "OO r ANTED, Apple-picking for season * * by party of six.—Mrs Gray, Mul-ler-rd., Blenheim. Housekeeper seeks posi- ™ * , tion or care elderly couple. References if desired. —White “120,” “Mail” Office. ANTED—Active youth or elderly \* ' man, milk cow and useful.— “Country Store,” c/o “Mail” Office. WANTED —Young man seeks posi- * * tion in orchard.—Apply J. E. Clear, 74 Bridge-st. (CHRISTCHURCH Passengers wanted. '-- y Cars Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Reduced fare 35/-. Telephone 501 D—Anstice’s Motor Service, Pioneers Cheaper Fares. TIT'ANTED, Suits, Dresses, Overcoat: ’ ' etc., for Dyeing or Cleaning.I.X.L. Co., Collin.lf’.ood-st. "¥M/'ANTED Known-^Furnit.ure at re- * * flucprl m*irps. alsf] duced prices, also made to order by W. A. Winter, Cabinetmaker, Victoria Avenue. "WANTED Known—Large supply * " choice strawberries, rock melons, grapes and dessert pears.—R. Thomas,

Trafalgar-st. ! '\AT ANTED Known—Rock melons and * * strawberries, choice sample, largo supply.— : ’l*hone 596, R. Thomas, Tra-falgar-sfc. 'ANTED Known—Tlie latest style in Men’s and Boys’ White Shirts, the C.T.B. convertible collar can be worn for dress or sports, Boys’ 5/6. Men’s 8/6. Glassons, Ltd-, Phone 1139. WANTED, passengers for Christchurch. Cars leave Daily (Sundays excepted). Reduced fares £2 Single.— Pope’s Motors, Ltd. Phone 671 j WANTED Known—Gent’s Underwear at special prices. Fine pants and shirts 2/6, Merino ditto 4/6, 4/11, to 6/9. Fine All Wool 10/9, medium weight 7/9, Colonial Knit 7/9. Glasson’s, Ltd. WANTED Known—Ploughing, working down, and drilling undertaken, satisfaction assured. below bedrock.—S. Eden, ’Phone 48K, Contractor. AFTER Sale Clean Up” at McKay’s Tuesday, 24th, to Saturday, 28th Feb. Big Bargains at Small Prices. ■JMTEN’S Bathing Costumes, All Wool, i’A two-piece. A few more to clear at 10/6. Formerly 15/6 to 19/6. —McKay s. TVTURSING Flannelette, a soft heavy J-xl n la ke 7/6 doz. yards. Swansdown Twill Diaper 13/6 doz. yards.—McKay’s. ANY odd lines to clear at Gift prices before 28th Feb. McKay’s •‘After-Sale Clean-up” for Bargains. INDOOR Exposures are best made on Rajar Films. —Martin, Chemist. PIRATE 'FOOTBALL CLUB npilE annual general meeting of the -**- above Club will be held in the Bright water Mall on MONDAY, 2nd March, at 8 p.m. New members and public weicome. A. NEWMAN, Hon. Secretary. TRAC T 0 R TRACTOR TRACTOR PLOUGHING, Discing and Cultivating anywhere between Richmond and Belgrova. Prices Bedrock. douglas McPherson, Carrier and Contractor, Phone 20D. WAKEFIELD. NOTICE jPtHIMNEYS Cleaned, Carpets Cleaned anc i Repaired; also all kinds of Household Cleaning done profhptly. Country Orders Solicited. Phone 1256. THE BIRD CLEANING CO., Collingwood-st., Nelson. LADIES! ~WLD and damaged Tan Shoes renoJ vated and made as new. Stained ny colour wit'hin 24 hours. Samples on view.. SID. SUNN, fJhmAr Cnllintrwwvt and Hardv-*t.« CLEARING SALE A FEAST of Genuine Reductions in— FURNITURE t CARPETS, LINOLEUM, BEDDING, Etc. . NOW ON. At— A. H. BOYCE BRIDGE STREET. SHAPELY Figure restored by taking Youth-O-Form Capsules. 201 b reduction 6 weeks.—Nees, Chemist, Hardy-