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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 2 October 1944, Page 1

FINALLY i TO-NIGHT IT’S A DANCE-FILLED HOLIDAY! Fred Joan ASTAIRE LESLIE • in- - "fHE SKY'S THE LIMIT" | (Approved for Universal Exhibition) COM I 1 ENCING TO-MORROW Afternoons at 2 : Evenings at 8. The Battle which turned the tide of war for Stalin's Mighty Armies. "A (host revealing documentary film . . . Soviet Russia at war ... it should be sen by everyone.” —Louis Bromfield. ‘‘MOSCOW" OFFENSiVE’’ 1 ‘MOSCOW OFFENSIVE” | “MOSCOW OFFENSIVE” “MOSCOW OFFENSIVE” | 5E£ . . . the Gallant Russian Armies Moving Ever Forward! SEE ... If You Can Take It . . . Their Horrible Discoveries of Nazi Bestiality! SEE . . . The Fir (7000 feet) . ... .... Russian-German Front! 9 Russian Cameramen lost their lives to make possible this mighty picture. And on the same Great Programme “MUSICAL STORY' "MUSICAL STORY' "MUSICAL STORY Featuring Russia’s Leading Artists rpo LET, double furnished bedroom, use of sitting room, all conveniences. Write 249. “Mail” Office. LOST AND FOUND 1 T OST. Left in Bus Stand shed op- ■*-* posite Hut Tearooms, Tahuna, child’s small attache case. Name and address inside. Address' ’’Mail” Office Reward. T OST, airman’s cap, probably between Korere and Air Station. Communicate Automobile Association, Nelson. T OST, bottom set false teeth 2nd Oct. (one tooth broken), wrapped in handkerchief, near Rest Room, Nelson. Phone 8D Upper Moutere. CTRAYED from Sunnybank, Convent one black pony. Finder please ring 601 K. Reward. lOST, string pearls, Vanguard-st., J city, Friday night Reward. 182 PERSON who borrowed military raincoat from Nurses’ entrance, Public Hospital, please return same. "VETOULD the person who picked up a ▼ ▼ small Globite case containing tools, etc., from off the footpath outside my property, Main-rd., Stoke, return it to the owner, G. Fitton, c/o Customhouse Hotel, Port. PLANTS AND GARDENING j* OR SALE, Lettuce Plants. Maranui Gardens, 113 Kawai-st. South. GLADIOLUS: General Collection, * named varieties, shades of Yellow, Blues. Scarlets. Bi-Colours—l2 /-, 24 18/- posted. Griffiths Ltd., t. Eden, Auckland. HHREE Novelty Vegetables; Moneymaker Peas, Snake Beans, Soya eans-1 pkt of each for 2/6 posted, riffiths Ltd.. Mt. Eden, Auckland. BUSH Strawberries: New hardy variety, producing clusters deli- | cious berries for 8 months. 5/6 dozen ! posted. Griffiths Ltd , Mt Eden. Auckland. KHUBARB: Strong healthy vigorous roots, yielding long thick stalks of excellent flavour. 5/- dozen posted.— Griffiths Ltd , Mt. Eden, Auckland. COUNTRY RADIO SERVICE VV r HEN your Radio needs repair and you live in the Country, use Radio Centre’s Special Country Service Facilities. Simply ring the nearest forwarding depot as listed below, or send your Radio by Service Chr or ’Bus to “Radio Centre, Nelson,’ freight forward. The repairs will be completed same day; the Radio will be packed in special carton and returned by earliest possible moans. RADIO REPAIRS BY RADIO SPECIALISTS TO ALL MAKES HIGH-GRADE PARTS PRECISION INSTRUMENTS QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS LOW COST MOTUFKA and District— Messrs WH «TWELL & HEATH. Tel. 158! WAKEFIELD and District— Mr LES CHAPMAN. Tel. 22W TAKAKA and District— Mr O. E. R. PAGE. Tel. 30S MURCHISON and District— Mr ARTHUR BARTLETT. Tel. 16D RICHMOND and District— Mr J. WARRING. Tel. 67 COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE TELEPHONES 1140 Night 1752 CROW VOLK OWN VEGETABLES TO BE SURE OF FRESH SUPPLIES YATES’S New Season’s Flower and Vegetable Seeds Now Showing. ALSO TO HAND: A good selection of Garden Tools, including: Spades (Ladies’ and Gents’), Forks, Shovels, Rakes, Hoes. Trowels, etc. Handles to fit all garden tools. * REMEMBER : Growing Vegetables is a War-time Duty, so buy your requirements of Seed early HODGSON'S STORES, WAKEFIELD and MURCHISON (Agents for dates' Reliable Seeds) £4 13s Dwelling 6 rooms. Bathroom and Wash-Louse Shearing Shed and Tobacco K In. Stable and Implement Shedf 70 acres neing ploughed good Tobacco Land Winters 600 sheep, 40 cattle To be sold as a going concern. Price right. FOR SALE 2040 acres—9s3 acres L I.P , 4*) acres E R., 374 acres R.L., all joining 440 sheep, 42 run cattle, 2 horses.3so acres fiat land, rest hilly Would milk 40 cows and run 200-300 sheep. Capable of doubling this when improved Good house 9ye rs-c.!d, won shed, cow shed, sixbails, 1 7-kilowatt Dynamo for power and light. 1 shearing machine, wool press, h.p. range, porcelain bath and hand basin Between 700 and 800 acres been felled Bnd grassed, rest bush. To be sold either without or with stock and implements. O. C. WILKINSON, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, MOfUEKA OORER won’t bore any more! Won’t touch any surface polished with Queen Bee Wax.