MISCELLANEOUS M ILUNERY SPRING finds its fullest expression in MISS CARR’S MILLINERY SALON. Ilero you will find HATS for every occasion and reasonably priced. 104 HARDY STREET. lynton school Trafalgar-st. South. TV/fODERN open-air building. -I'A- ant playing grounds. Study of the individual. 'Hand-work a speciality for juniors. Richmond Bus to and from the School. Children admitted from 3 years of age. Term commences MONDAY, 10th September. Principal: MISS MILDRED WORLEY NELSON CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB rTHIE Annual Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Institute TO-MORROW (Tuesday). Election Officers and Hints to Growers. E. S. MERRICK, Hon. Secretary. NELSON CITY COUNCIL Lease by Tender—Tobacco Factory fTUIE Nelson City Council invites tenders for a lease of all that parcel of land situate in the City of Nelson, containing One acre, more or less, being part of Sections 1126, 1167 and 1178 on the Plan of the said City and the whole of the land comprised in Deposited Plan No. 2207 and in Certificate of Title, volume 72. folio 236, Nelson Registry, together with the Tobacco Factory erected thereon. The lease shall be for a term of six months. It is a condition of the lease that the premises shall be used solely for the purposes of manufacturing, curing, handling or storing tobacco or tobacco leaf. The successful tenderer shall be required to sign and enter into an Agreement for Tenancy to be prepared by the City Solicitors at the cost of the tenderer, such Agreement to contain the usual clauses inserted in such Agreements. Tenders close at the office of the Town Clerk, Nelson, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of September, 1934, at 3 p.m. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders should be endorsed “Tender for Lease of Tobacco Factory.’’ F. MITCHELL, Town Clerk.
Beware of Mist I —New Zealand districts, where mist and fogs abound are dangerous to sufferers from bronchitis and chest ailments, but a Pulmona, dissolved slowly in the mouth will fill all breathing passages with healing, antiseptic vapourSj will cut the phlegm, and relieve breathing and so guard against serious trouble. 1/6 and 2/6 everywhere. 1/- Midget size.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 3 September 1934, Page 2
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