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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 21 May 1936, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS AUSTRALIAN. Mutual Provident Society. It is the intention of the Society on or after the 21st day of June next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 469424 on the life of Jack Alexander HARWOOD, which is declared to have been lost. Wellington, 21st May, 1936.—W. T„ Ikin, Manager for New Zealand. mark smith (Late Agent for Rrookcsl RUPTURE SPECIALIST. IS at his old quarters, Metropolitan Hotel, and will be pleased to meet his old and new clients Daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. •The prices are greatly reduced. AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (NELSON) Inc. Re=Licensing of Cars and Drivers "MEMBERS are urged to attend to the re-licensing of their cars and the renewal of their driver’s licenses as early as possible. By this means the licensing authorities and members themselves will avoid a great deal of delay and inconvenience, which will be unavoidable if these matters are left until the last day or two of the month. Members are reminded that the 30th and 31st May fall on Saturday and Sunday respectively, and therefore the desirability of early registration is more pressing than usual. SIDNEY A. GIBBS, President. E. R. NEALE, Secretary. ' ST." BARNABAS CHURCH OF ENGLAND STOKE A BRING AND BUY SALE will be held in the Schoolroom on SATURDAY NEXT, 23rd May, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea Any help will be appreciated. [A Card] F. A. C. STAIG Registered Surveyor and Civil Engineer. MOTUEKA. MURCHISON USED CARS JUSTIN 7’s from £6O. CHEVROLET 4 Cyl. TOURERS and ROADSTERS from £75. DE SOTO, HUPMOBILE, ESSEX and GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDANS from £165. A USTIN 10-4’s, 1934 and 1935 Models, fitted with Sunshine tops. -11 935 MODEL CENTREPOISE FORD 1 V 8 DE LUXE TOURING SEDAN. Trade=ins and Easy Terms Arranged WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD., LOWER ITARDY-ST. “The Home of Better Used Cars” BRUCE TODD Representative. fr c n (Late Nelson Wrecking Co.) A RE now wrecking the following: — Master and Standard Buicks, Chrysler 490 Chev., Maxwell, Ford T, Rugby 4, Olds., Oakland, Overland, Gray, Dodge, Dort, Hudson, Citroen, Essex 4 and 6, Nash, Studebaker, Rollin, Rover, Cadillac 63, Bedford 1931, Austin 7, Morris 1928, Willys 66, Fordson Tractor, and many others. All Parts available. ASK US FIRST Phone 1215. P.O. Box 148. One Address Only WAKATU LANE AND COW COVERS ALSO ALL OTHER CANVAS WORK EXPERT WORKMANSHIP BEST MATERIALS PRICES REASONABLE

FRANZEN & CO., LTD. v Lato D. M. Rees Ltd.) 58 HARDY-ST. Phone 1010 ARTHUR J. COTTON 96 HARDY STREET for HOME FURNISHINGS at LOWEST PRICES SCHOOL OF MUSIC NELSON (Established 1894) TRUSTEES: Messrs H. C. Cock, C. R. Fell, F. G. Gibbs, F. I. Ledger, F. Mitchell and W. V. Rout. Principal - J. B. LEMMER, A.It.A.M. LT>HE SCHOOL offers to Students of any age a sound training in all branches of Vocal and Instrumental Music (including all Theoretical sub--ject's) under a Staff of efficient and experienced Teachers. TEACHING STAFF: MR J. B. LEMMER, A.R.A.M.: Violin, Orchestral Instruments, Singing and Voice Production and the higher branches of all Theoretical subjects. MISS VIDA WILDING, L.R.S.M.: Pianoforte. MISS GLEN CARTY. L.R.S.M. and F.T.C.L.; Pianoforte. MISS M. E. J ARMEY, A.Mus.T.C.L,: Pianoforte and Singing. MISS ELSTE MOORE: Organ. MRS MOYNIHAN: Elocution. Particulars re fees, etc., may be obtained from the Acting-Secretary. F. G. GIBBS, Acting-Secretary. C/o Chns. Begg and Co. Trafalgar-st., Nelson.