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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 4 May 1931, Page 2

NATIONAL TOBACCO GROWERS BALES Ay ILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS IMWAKA —Bowers Shed, Tuesday, :sth May, 9 a.in. MOTUEKA —J. Parkes, Tuesday, sth May, 1 p.in. PAXOOTOTARA —MeXalj Bios., Tuesday, sth May, 3.30 p.m. , NOATIMOTJ —P. Tomlinson’s, Wednesday, (ith May, 9 a.ni. BOKOBORO —C. J. Best’s, Wednesday, (ith May, II a.m. TAPAWKRA —V. Tomlinson’s, Thursday, 7th May, 9.30 a.in. STANLEY BROOK—A. F. Barker Thursday, 7th May, 11 a.m. WOODSTOCK —A. R. Hall, Thursday, 7th May, 1 p.m. WAKEFIELD —Station, Thursday 7th Mav, 3 p.m. OROWERS ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE DELIVERY WITHOUT DELAY. TERMS: CASH. CECIL C. NASH, Representative.

RICHFIELD LOW PRICES TO REDUCE STOCKS To reduce stocks of Richfield products we quote: 1 drum 3 drum lots. s. d. s. d. RICHFIELD MOTOR SPIRIT— In 44 gallon drums 1 9| gal. 1 9 gal. RICHFIELD GASOLENE— In 44 gallon drums 1. 82 gal. 1 8 gal. RICHFIELD POWER KEROSENE— In 44 gallon drums 1 1 2 gal. 1 1 gal. (Drums are included free of charge) EMPTY 44gal. IRON DRUMS W- each. The above prices are nett cash, ex store Nelson, and delivery l must be taken immediately. Stocks at above extremely low prices are limited, and buyers are advised to book immediately. Phone your order to N.Z. LOAN AND M.A. CO., LTD. JAMES BAIRD. GRANT BROS. J. G. INGRAM & CO., LTD.

MISCELLANEOUS IyiOUND in car sonic weeks ago, overcoal. Owner may obtain at “Mail” Office by describing NELSON CITY ELECTIONS Ladies and Gentlemen, — I, in offering myself for reelection to (lie City Council, will, if elected, as in the past two years, spare no effort that will make for the welfare and progress of Nelson. PLATFORM Economical management. Rate reduction. Footpath improvement. Improved street 'lighting. for cooperation with scheme for relieving unemployment. Fair-consideration ow all, with preference to none. FRED. W. HUGGINS. CIT Y OF NELSON 'jV'OTTCE is hereby given that legal proceedings will be commenced against all persons having unregistered dogs in their possession after the 31st May instant. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Cleric. TO THE ELECTORS In again offering myself as a Candidate for a seat on the City Council I respectfully solicit your support. I have resided in Nelson for the past 21 years, am a substantial ratepayer, and all my interests aro in Nelson. If elected, I will at all times give of my best ill the interests of the City. WALTER BLACK. Proprietor, - Black’s NELSON 'HOSPITAL ELECTIONS In acceding to the request of citizens I offer myself as a Candidate for a seat on the Board. The experience I have had in business will bo of value at the present time, and mm endeavours will be in the direction of lowering the costs as much as possible without having to i resort to reducing the number of beds, as has been done in several other Hospitals ill the Dominion. During the coming year it will be necessary to cut down our expenditure on account of the reduction of the Government subsidy (about £4000). If elected, I will do my utmost in resisting any increase of rates, and it will be my constant endeavour to further the interests of the Nelson Hospital in efficiency and economy. Yours faithfully, G. E. WHARTON. DANC E TO-MORROW NIGHT QLD TIME DANCING ASSEMBLY ” will hold their regular Dance Upstairs next Glasson’s. Ltd., 7 to 10.30 p.m. Admission 1/-.

MISCELLANEOUS SOUTHERN STAR LODGE THE Members of the above Lodge :ire requested to attend (lie fuiiftral of llicir late Brother Jlenry Cliap|icll, which will leave his lale residence, Cambria street, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) Morning at 11 o’clock._ CITY - COUNCIL ELECTIONS In offering mvsclf as a candidate for the City Council Elections it will bo my endeavour, if elected, to see that all work is carried out with economy and efficiency. Yours faithfull GEO. E. WHARTON. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS TO THE ELECTORS Ladies and Gentlemen, — I have the honour to announce that I shall he a Candidate for a seat on the City Council at the Election on 6(h May. IF elected, I shall endeavour impartially to promote the interests of all parts of the City. May I ask for a continuance of the very generous support you have given me at past elections. Yours faithfully. ,T. A. STRINGER. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS TO THE ELECTORS Ladies and Gentlemen, — I am again a candidate at the forthcoming elections. 1 have already served four years on the Council, having been a member from 1925 to 1929 (when I voluntarily retired) and I have kept in close touch with municipal affairs since then. I am a Nelsonian, all my interests ol every kind are hero and I am keenly interested in the welfare of the city and district. In the absence of any outstanding matters of policy calling for definite expressions of opinion from candidates, 1 can do no more than pledge myself, if elected, to do my very best for the city and to deal with' all matters coming before the Council, honestly and to the best of my ability. Yours faithfully, E. R. NEALE. Accountant and Secretary, Hardy Street. Secretary Automobile Association, Jockey and Trotting Clubs. Progress League, Chamber of Commerce, etc. TO THE ELECTORS I am offering my services to the City as Councillor, and if elected will do my best to further the interests of the City as a whole. My practical knowledge, including hydro-electric, should ho of some benefit to the Council. Any elector requiring car on Wednesday ring 1137.

FUNERAL NOTICE ITUIE friorids of the late Henry Chappell are informed that his funeral will leave his late residence, 11 Cambria street, TO-MORIIOW (Tuesday) Morning at 11 o’clock, for the Nelson Cemetery. A. SHONE AND CO., Undertakers and Embalmers. FUNERAL NOTICE npilE friends of the late Mrs Daisy -*• Elizabeth Heal arc informed that her funeral will leave her late residence, 137 Waimoa street, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) Afternoon at 3 o’clock for the Nelson Cemetery. A. SHONE AND CO., Undertakers and Embalmers.

F. H. SIIARLAND. HOSPITAL BOARD ELECTION MAJOR DAGGER solicits Hie support of the Ratepayers at the Election on Wednesday first. Don’t forget to vote. MOTUEKA MAYORAL ELECTION /COUNCILLOR YORK will address the Electors This MONDAY Evening in St. Thomas’s Hall at 8 o’clock. Also at Hau Public School on TUESDAY, sth, at 8 p.m. ALWAYS CHEAPER CASH WHOLESALERS P.O. BOX 24. HAEDY-ST. BRIDGE-ST. MOTUEKA Phono 1185.. Phono 920. Phono 94 a. d. 701bs No. 1A Sugar 10 9 Flour, 100’» 19 3 60’fl , 10 0 25’s * 5 3 Ijvnrel and Pennant Korosone ... 13 6 Rico, Tapioca, Sago, 121ba 2 8 Big Bath Soap, 12 tabs 2 10 801 l and Amber Tips Toa, lb 2 10 Roma Toa, lb 2 8 Crescent Toa, lb 2 6 Now Season’s Loose Pack Dates, 31bs 1 0 Walnuts, lb 0 10 All Gold Jam, tin ft 11 Clement’s Tonic, bottle 2 10 Tinned Peaches 1 2 Tinned Apricots 1 1 Writing Pads and Envelopes 1 0 400-paeo School l'ndH with Coupon 1 0 LADIES 1 f'iLD and damaged Tan Shoes rono Lu voted and mndo ns new Stained my colonV within 24 hour*. Samples on viow. SID 8 LINN, Corner Collinewoorl and Hardv-sts. GO L v PLAY Golf; it’s good for your health, and when requiring nny Clubs, Balls or Accessories, consult the Expert. Complete Sets from £3. LINDSAY ROSS, Resident Professional. Golf Club House, Tahunanui, Nelson.

MARK GRACE & CO. AUCTIONEERS, Waimea Street. Phono 91. P.O. Box 60. ■$757E have for oalo, Sheep of all » * classes, including some specially solected Southdown Rams, and can assist with finance on all purchases. We are Cash Buyers of Fat Sheep and Lambs. Whether a Buyer or Seller, consult us. Agents for McCORMICK-DEERING MACHINERY. _ 3 3 3 MONEY SAVERS AT THE MUTUAL Tongues, C.M.C. .. Salmon, largo Salmon, small Sardines K. Baking Powder Peaches, largo Apricots, largo Peas, largo Jam Raisins Prunes Tea, good quality .. Soup, large bars .. Soap, Velvet s. d. 3 tins 2 9 3 tin 2 6 3 tins 1 9 3 tins 1 0 3 tins 2 9 3 tins 3 3 3 tins 3 3 3 tins 1 6 3 tins 2 0 3 lbs. 1 2 3 lbs. 1 0 3 lbs. 4 9 3 for 26 3 for 1 9 MUTUAL CASH STORE TRAFALGAR STREET. Phono 693. WE DELIVER.