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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 5 February 1944, Page 2

—THE NELSON EVENING MAIL, Saturday, Fcbruory 5, 1944.

A FORTNIGHT TO-DAY! i 19th— FEBRUARY. THE R.N.Z.A.F. Trafalgar | DISPLAY (By Kind permission of Wing Commander A. M. Manhire) A chance every Nelsonian should not miss. THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME! I ALL DAY AND IN THE EVENING. Adults 1 / Children 66. PROCEEDS IN AID OF THE NELSON RETURNED SERVICEMEN'S GRATITUDE BUILDING FUND. DALGETY & COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in England) HAWKES BAY STRAIN RYEGRASS 10/6 bushel. We have a good farmers’ line —purity 94 per cent. Preliminary tests show germination will be well over 90 per cent. This is good buying compared with high priced certified seed. WESTERN WOLTHS. Don’t forget: We have a good line at 6/6 bushel. The above lines are good and will repay inspection. ALSO—FOR WINTER FEED—OLD SEASON’S GARTONS. Turnips Rape Swedes Vetches— small seeds. PHONE 11. TRAFALGAR STREET.

TEXT BOOKS - and School Stationery For tile NELSON GIRLS* COLLEGE TECHNICAL SCHOOL and The PRIMARY SCHOOLS i JWING to Increased Costs on Import* ' ed Text Books, also Postage in rendering Accounts, all School and College requirements will be STRICTLY CASH (School Committees and College Boarders Excepted). J. E. HOUNSELL & CO. LIMITED VV T ANTED to buy, truck, Model A or Chev. National preferred. Must be in good order. Please write 385, “Mail” Office. vV C.i.U. tTIHE Monthly Meeting of above Union will be held in the Hall, Collingwood Street, on TUESDAY, Bth, at 2.45 p.m. All friends and those interested wel'come. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY TAKAKA ANGLICAN CHURCH TUESDAY, Feb. Bth -2 p.m. in Church Grounds Produce Stall, Competitions, Afternoon Tea Admission 1/-, Children 6d R. CASHMAN, Hon. Secretary, Ladies’ Guild. PLEASE NOTE „nurse McGregor s skin clinic. Hardy Street. -VYnLL be CLOSED for One Month. T Notice will be published on reopening. .T • CITY OF NELSON PUBLIC MEETING ¥ HAVE been requested by the subscribers to convene a public meet--ing at which, as Mayor. I will be asked to accept for safe keeping by the l Council on behalf of the whole District, a portrait recently painted of .*ergt. A. C. Hiilme. V.C Accordingly, I cordially invite the *ibscribers and the general public to •ttend a meeting at the City Council Chambers on Wednesday Next. 9th February. at 8 p.m.. for this purpose. E R NEALE, Mayor. NELSON BRANCH SPECIAL Genera Meeting will be heli the Assembly Hal] Cathedral Sunday School, on WEDNES -DAY. 9th Feb., at 7.45 p.m. Remits received and discussed fo Conference. FUNERAL NOTICE iTpHE friends of the late Ann Elizabeth ‘ A Tutbury are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, which will leave ,*her residence, Riwaka ; TO-MORROW Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o’clock for the Riwaka Cemetery. McPherson & day, Funeral Directors. BRIGHTWATER STOCK SALE TUESDAY. sth FEBRUARY, 1944 60 Breeding Ewes. 15 Fat Ewes. 3 Romney Rams. 15 Fowls. NGATIMOTI STOCK SALE WEDNESDAY, fith FEBRUARY, 1944 100. F. & F Wethers. 42 Fat Ewes 25 Breeding Ewes. 10 Romney, Southdown and Suffolk Rams 14 18-months Steers. 4 Steer Calves. , 2 Heifers. 2 Fat Cows. 1 Empty Cow. 1 Young Dog. TAKAKA STOCK SALE THURSDAY. 10th FEBRUARY, 1944 12 1 Shear Romney Rams. 200 Breeding Ewes 100 Wethers 100 Lambs. FURNISHING VELVETEEN Velveteen of Excellent Quality for Heavy Drapings, etc. GREEN, GOLD and RUST. 45in. wide. 27/6 yard. (No Coupons) McKAY’S Ladies' SILK & COTTON VESTS Ideal weight for present wear. Round necks. No sleeve. Full size W's. Cream Only. Special Price 4/11 TRATHENS (B. TRATHEN LTD.)