LAiLMLS i LADIES I LAST FEW DAYS Genuine Bargains CLOSING DOWN SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS "Wf ANSBONE’S. Trafalgar-st., for » * suitable Books for Christinas Gifts; also Toys, Calendars, Greeting Cards, etc. IB OR SALE, Cherry Plums. 2d lb. Bring bags.—7s Cambria-st AUCKLAND POINT SCHOOL Results of Competitions CHRISTMAS Tree Hamper: Winning v.' number 241. 1 Pair Love Birds: Winner, Miss Sheather. Cake: Winner, Mrs Bary. W. B. BEVERIDGE, Hon. Secretary. 16/12/36. "TCnffONDAY, the 28th day of Decem--I*l ber, 1936, and SATURDAY, the 2nd day of January, 1937, will be observed as Special Bank Holidays at our offices in the Provincial District of Nelson. The National Bank of New Zealand Ltd. ’ The Union Bank of Australia Ltd. The Commercial Bank of Australia Ltd. Bank of New Zealand. Bank of New South Wales. ___ NELSON EDUCATION b'o'ARD ' Conveyance of Pupils—Sunnyside to Upper Takaka TENDERS will be- received by the undersigned until Noon on Wednesday, 30th December, for the conveyance of pupils between Sunnyside and Upper Takaka. Conditions of contract may be held on application to the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. r H. J. THORNTON. Secretary. NELSON, 16th December, 193 th __ NELSON FIRE BRIGADE' Christmas Hamper Competition Winning No. 1474 MISS COOPER, St. Vincent Street. A. J. BENNETT, Superintendent. NELSON BOWLING CLUB SEPARATE Pairs Tournaments will be held on BOXING DAY—Morning (9 o’clock) and Afternoon (2 o’clock). Entry 1/6 each, including Morning and Afternoon Teas. Visiting Bowlers to Nelson and members of sister Clubs welcome to take part. I NELSON BRASS BAND CONTEST i FIRE BRIGADE DEMONSTRATIONS j -p ESIDENTS willing to take paying j -**' guests during February and | March for above Competitions apply in writing, stating terms, situation, and accommodation available. FRED. J. LOCK, Secretary, Nelson Contest Committee.
notice O' 1 WING to the outbreak of Infantile Paralysis, the Entertainment at | Glenrae to be held on Saturday next will be Postponed until a later date. SECTIONS FOR LEASE >. ‘VTOTICE is hereby given that the _ ’ undermentioned sections are open for selection on Renewable Lease, and applications will be received at the n i Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, up g to 4 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, 12th c January, 1937: — n Sections 1 and 2, Block XIII, Mar takitaki Survey District. Area 756 0 acres. Annual Rent £8 16s. Weight--0 ed with £l2O valuation for improveg ments. Situated eight miles from cr j Warwick Junction Post-office. 5 ! Section 7, Block XII, Burnett Surn ; vey District. Area 592 acres. Annual g i Rent £4 16s. Weighted with £IOO for g ! improvements. Situated four miles from Warwick Junction Post office. Section 7, Block I, Steeples Survey District. Area 167 acres 0 roods 23 perches. Annual Rent £1 12s. Weighted with £6O valuation for improvements. Situated seven miles from Westport. Any further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. A. F. WATERS, Commissioner of Crown Lands.
§j SECRET OF BEAUTIFUL 1 COMPLEXION H A clear, naturally lovely skin— H radiant health —sparkling eyes! These = are the things that attract and hold s men. Skin beauty is secured only by H rejuvenation of the skin from within. §§ Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, by ozonising g the blood, ensures this and banishes H pimples and all other skin blemishes. {= Harvey’s gives you new-found health, g beauty and vivacity. §§ i NEURITIS ENDED BY BIRMA =§ 1 “For years I suffered so severely H from Neuritis that I could hardly do §| my housework,” writes Mrs A. C—., g New Plymouth. “I am delighted to H state that since taking Birma I have g eot rid of all my pains and actually f§ feel 20 years younger.” Nees, The §§ Chemists. Trafalgar-st.. sell Birma g Rheumatic Remedy with Money-Back H Guarantee. m ATISHOO! OH THIS HAY FEVER! 1 CAL-MIN IS GUARANTEED g '■ REMEDY H for Summer Hay Fever and Asthma. H Renews tissue and membrane resist- §§ ance with necessary minerals and calf§ ciums. CAL-MIN never fails to reg lieve. 2/6 (2/10 if posted), from W H A. L. Nees Ltd, Chemists, Trafalgar-st |i SKINNY? PALE?—TAKE “YIM” = Even the most naturally thin, weak, jg run-down people find new hope and M strength in “Yim” (Yeast, Iron. Malt) §§ Tablets, which build firm flesh, banish g weakliness and inject life and vitality = i into the system. No constipation, no fg nerves, no exhaustion and blood disf§ orders! 4/6 (double size 7/6) from Ills Nees, The Chemists, Trafalgar-st. USEFUL PRESENTS ry RUGS for Kitchen, Bedroom 4, A or Living Room. 13/6 to 3f)/6. > r Brass or Copper Firescreens 27/6 ' to 52/6. j. Hearth Sets 7/6 to 22/6 Self Coloured Satin Cushions 15/6. ’ Fireside Chairs 30/- to 55/-. 1(1 Upholstered Easy Chairs from 89/6. Js Tea Waggons 22/6 to 35/-. A. H. ROVCE, 55 BRIDGE STREET.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXX, 17 December 1936, Page 2
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