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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 23 April 1934, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND T OST, spare tyre and rim between " Tahunanui and Victoria Avenue. Reward.—o. Silcoek, Briglitwater. T OST, Briglitwater Flower Show Saturday night, red hand-knitted cardigan. Ring 674. LOST, radiator cap off truck, —M. Stock. LOST, vicinity Trafalgar-st., 2 £1 notes. Please return to Miss Lindenberg, 144 Waimea-st. LOST, some weeks ago, 2 half-bred rams, brand on shoulder. —L. S. Booth, Briglitwater. LOST, Thursday, at Richmond, black Persian cat named “Nero.” £1 reward at Mr C. Gomez, Quccn-st. Paperhanging from so/- room (including wallpaper). First class tradesman. Phone 1100. FOUND. Special purchase: 20 only “Roslyn” Gents’ Overcoats in latest Brown Tweeds, very smart P.B. style. Usually 105/-. Great value 72/6. Glasson’s, Ltd. LOST. All your Dressmaking worries by using McKay’s Cutting and Fitting Service. Garments cut out from 2/6. Enquire at Dress Counter. FOUND : Men’s Oily Canvas Coats. guaranteed waterproof, will stand roughest wear, all sizes, 32/6. —Glasson’s, Ltd. FOUND : Wooden Coat Hangers 7 for 1/-. Folding Suit Hangers 6d each, 3 for 1/-. At McKay’s. TfBOUND, Ladies’ Scarves—a wondorJ- ful assortment at McKay’s, direct from leading British Manufacturers. Special value at 3/6 each. TjIOUND: Snips in Boys’ Overcoats. To fit hoys from 11 to 16. Sample range of fine quality Tweeds and Velours. Usually 29/6 to 49/6. This week only from 18/6 to 29/6.—Glasson’s, Ltd. FOUND: Men’s All Wool Colonial Pullovers 7/11. Fine “Kaiapoi” and “Roslyn” Pullovers and Cardigans 11/6. Slip-overs, smart patterns 9/6. Buy at wholesale prices this season’s.—Glasson’s, Ltd.

FOUND Slinn’s for Service rpHE Shop where you can have your -*■ Shoes neatly repaired in 4 Hours. Try our new Double-life Sole Leather. Corner Collingwood and, Hardy Streets. *FO U N D ENUINE Tree - Ripened COX ORANGE, Id per lb., 3/- per benzine case. Special concessions to trade. Phone 5095. E. LANGBEIN, Stoke. T OST: All your motoring worries if you service with us. —G. M. Smart, Ltd., Nelson. ■ ■ ' ; FOUND: Passengers thrilled and delighted with Wireless programmes on Newman’s Nelson-Christchurch Car Service. Travel by Newman’s. T^OUND: Newman's Christchurch Ser- * vice Cars equipped .ujith latest ‘Wireless. Perfect reception of programmes from 2YA and 3 Y A—Newman Bibs., Ltd. Phone 124, 1078 (1109 all night). * MISCELLANEOUS TNOURTENAY Radios at prices, licence free, and aerial and hot point free.—-Freeth’s. Slimming in Safety.—Regain shapely grace of a model’s figure. Naturettes, the safe reducing method, does this. Health will improve, and the medicinal elements will save you from Rheumatism, Constipation, Indigestion, etc. No strenuous exercise or fasting—just one to three tablets daily. Enquire about money-back guarantee when getting 17 days’ treatment for 7/6. R. W. Martin, Chemist. .

TT'XQUISITE skin—fresh fragrant —by using Rachel Vanishing Cream. Ideal powder base. 1/6 jar. Handbag size 6d. —Buxton, Ltd. • SMOOTH on Rachel Vanishing Cream before powdorihg. Reveals velvety smoothness. 1/6 jar, Handbag size 6d. W. McKay and Son, Ltd. NELSON RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION A CORDIAL invitation is extended to returned soldiers, veterans of other wars, and the general public to attend the Anzac Day Memorial Seri vice to be held at the Church Steps (or in the event of inclement weather in the Drill Hall) at 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Returned soldiers and veterans of other wars are requested to parade in mufti, wearing medals, at the Drill Hall at 9.30 a.m. sharp. ANZAC SERVICE WILL be held at the Memorial Gates Brightwater, on WEDNESDAY, 25th April at 2.30 p.m. Speaker: The Dean of Nelson. Returned Soldiers are invited to fall in at Railway Station at 2.15 p.m., to be led to the. Gates by the Band. Boy Scouts and Girl Guides fall in en route. COLLECTION BOROUGH OF RICHMOND Anzac Day Service 2 p.m. /CITIZENS of the Borough and Returned Soldiers are invited to attend the Service to be held at the Memorial Building on WEDNESDAY Next, 25th inst., at 2 p.m., in commemoration of Anzac Day. Guides, Scouts, Cubs and Territorials will parade under the direction of Mr T. Gellatly as marshall. The Nelson Citizens’ Band will play hymns and some appropriate selections at the close of the service. The Rev. R. T. Dodds will give an address.

H. WARREN KELLY - , Mayor. NELSON CITY COUNCIL POSITION OF CITY VALUER APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of CITY VALUER. Applications must be made in writing addressed to the undersigned in a sealed envelope marked “Application —City Valuer” and must reach the undersigned before noon on the 3rd May, 1934. Applicants are required to state their age and previous experience. Schedule of Duties and Conditions of Employment may be had on application at the Town Clerk’s Office, Nelson. F. MITCHELL, Town Clerk. Nelson, 20tii April, 1934.