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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 30 September 1944, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS / CONCRETE paths, walls, tanks, etc ' Estimates free. Lily ponds, bird baths to order. Roy Simpson. 70 Hali-fax-st., Nelson, or Hart's-rd., Richmond. W'HITEBAIT Patties to take home T T At Peter s. VVE buy. sell repair. Typewriters. ’ ’ Cash Registers, Seales, etc. H. I. Dimoek Ltd . Hardy-et., Nelson. \ NCELL'S HAVE IT! Live Yeast - » Tablets 2, 6 bottle. Trafalgar-st. (next Trafalgar Hotel). P-O. Box 58. VAIL yourselves of our Public Typing and Duplicating Service. H. 1. Dimock Ltd.. Hardy-st.. Nelson. fOME along to Peter’s. 118 Hardy-st. ' an d try our delicious Whitebait Meals, the best you can get. A NCELL'S HAVE IT! Bcnger's Food, •f*- Betamin Wheat Germ. Ancelt, Chemist, Trafalgar-st. Box 58. Distinctive Tailored costumes cut on stylish modern lines. Fashion Centre, 78 Bridge-st., Nelson. CSTYLISH Tailored Suits in a wide O variety of sizes Fashion Centre. 78 Bridge-st. Nelson. / CAPTIVATING New Frocks in excluvv sjye Modern Styles. Frocks with pel sonality. Fashion Centre, 78 Bridgest.. Nelson PUBLIC NOTICES NELSON HARBOUR BOARD THE Public is hereby warned that it is an offence to cast rubbish on the Board's foreshores at Nelson and Tahunanui, and that offenders are liable to a severe penalty. H. MILNER?, Secretary. PORf NELSON, N 6 TICE TO the Public and Tradespeople ol Nelson The Roy Simpson advertising in last night's issue of "The Mail'' has no business connection with Reg. M. Simpson. Licensed Drainlayer and Concrete Worker, 50 Waimea Road. TO ALL PICNICKERS SPEND THE DAY AT THE BEACH TO-MORROW Hot Water. Ice Creams, Soft Drinks available at Pavilion NOTICE \NY stock on Sections 11. 24. di and 31, Block 11. Onatau Survey Disirict. will be impounded from the Ist October, 1944 H. V. HARVEY, Pakawau. Collingwood. THANKS MR G. M. GALLAND. Jnr.. wishes to thank all relatives and kind friends for floral tributes and messages of sympathy in his recent sad bereavement. THANKS Itf RG. B. GALLAND. Snr., wishes to thank all relatives and kind friends for floral tributes and messages of sympathy in his recent sad bereavement. THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN CITIZEN JOHN CITIZEN wants to know why God does not stop the war.” Hear R. A. Blampied at the Church of Christ. Rutherford Street TOMORROW (Sunday) EVENING, at 7 o’clock. , r _ TT The Church with a message for YOU. ii --mi N.Z REGISTERED “t" NURSES’ ASSOCIATION i JKP® NELSON BRANCH rwiHE Monthly Meeting will be held in the Cathedral Sunday School w in WEDNESDAY NEXT. 4th Oct., at 7.45 p.m. Speaker: Mrs Donner, Dominion Secretary. A full • meeting is desirable. FOR SALE IT'REEHOLD BUSINESS and RESIA DENTIAL PREMISES, situated Main Street, Wakefield, opposite Post Office. Level, Sunny Section 48ft by 225 ft. good soil. Block comprises double-fronted shop, subdivided into two single shops with a living-room attached to each. Electric light. Immediately behind the above: Twostorey cottage of six rooms, bathroom, electric light, 2 brick fireplaces. Detached kitchen with brick fireplace and stove. To be Sold Cheap; Owner ill-health. Shop could be sold for removal and leave a cheap, desirable home. Very easy terms. ALFRED GOULD & SON, Auctioneers and Licensed Land Agents, Nelson. LOYAL HOWARD LODGE, No. 4207, M.U., 1.0.0. F. VIEMBERS of the Manchester Unity and kindred Friendly Societies are cordially invited to be present at a Social and Dance to be held in the Odd Fellows’ Hall on WEDNESDAY, 4th October, at 8 p.m.. to mark the retirement of Bro. M. L. Anderson as Secretary. D. E. JOHNSON, % Financial Secretary. NELSON GRAMOPHONE CLUB THE Inaugural Meeting of the above Club will be held at 7.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT. 4th October, in Toe H Rooms. Trafalgar Street. The object of the Club will be the performance and appreciation of recorded music. This meeting will elect officers and will welcome all suggestions as to the scope of the Club's activities. A programme of recorded music, with brief commentary, will follow the meeting. All interested cordially welcomed. Please bring your friends. IMPORTANT NOTICE TAHUNA BATHING SHEDS Opening at 10.30 a.m. TO-MORROW. Be the first to make the plunge. THANKS Family of the late MRS S. B. A SILCOCK wish to sincerely thank the many kind friends for their expressions of sympathy and floral tributes sent in their recent bereavement. TAHUNANUI TOWN BOARD IVERSONS lighting rubbish fires, etc., -■ within the District after sundown will be prosecuted. W. H. HESLOP. Town Clerk. 29th September, 1944.