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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 7 April 1945, Page 2

WOULD NELSON BE WORSE OFF IF YOU DIED? HEAR C. O. FLOOD answer this question on SUNDAY NIGHT at the "You Be The Jury” Campaign, Church of Christ. Rutherford Street. A Bright Song Service led by G. R. STIRLING commences at 7 o’clock. The Campaign continues every night next week at 7.30 No Meetings on Saturdays. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE partnership existing between Stanley S. Collier and Thomas F. Dee, trading under the name of Collier and Dee, Trafalgar Street, Nelson, has this day (7th April, 1945) been dissolved by mutual consent. The business raving been taken over by Stanley S Collier and Sons, will in future be known as Collier & Sons. Thanking customers for their liberal support over the past 11 years and trusting that the same support will be accorded the new business. STANLEY S. COLLIER, THOMAS F. DEE. Trafalgar Street, Nelson.

NELSON PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE RECEIVING DEPOT Depot for Payment of A Subscriptions and DonaPons is now the— PATRIOTIC SHOP NEWMAN'S BUILDINGS. Hardy Street Hour, Shop will be open are from 2 p.m to 4 p.m. on— MONDAY—WEDNESDAY FRIDAY in Each Week IRON SHED FOR SALE FOR REMOVAL

npHE Puolic Trustee invites tenders for the purchase for removal of an iron shed. 20ft by 14ft. with a 10ft 6in stud. The shed is situated on the property of Mr Horace Woodley Lower Moutere. Tenders to reach tne Office of the undersigned by 4 p.m. on Wednesday, 17th April 1945 must be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked “Tender for purchase for removal of iron shed.” Conditions of tender may be inspected at the Office of the undersigned and the Office of Mr L. W. Leppien, High Street. Motueka. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted COLIN A. HENDRY, District Public Trustee for Nelson.

FUNERAL NOTICE HHHE friends oi the late William Avety A are informed that his funeral will leave the Chapel of Shone and Co., Collingwood street, for the Nelson Cemetery on MONDAY AFTERNOON at the fconclusion of a service commencing at 2 o’clock SHONE AND CO., Funeral Directors.

MOTUEKA DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION A LL parents and others interested in the welfare of the Motueka District High School are invited to attend a meeting to be held in the School at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, 12th April, for, ihe purpose of forming a Home and School Association. G H. GUBBINS. Headmaster.

TAPAWERA BRANCH OF NZ. LABOUR PARTY r T 1 H£ Annual General Meeting will be 1 eld in the Tapawera Hall on THURSDAY, 12th April, at 8 £.m. BUSINESS: Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers for ensuing year All memoirs and intending members are requested to attend. M R. ANGLESEY, Hon Secretary and Treasurer.

WAIMEA COLLIE DOG TRIAL CLUB ANNUAL TRIALS be held on Mr R. Polglaze’s * * Property, Wakefield, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 12th, 13th, and 14th April 1945. Huntaway Events close 12 Noon Friday. All profits donated to Prisoner-of-War Parcels. Catering in the hands of the W.D.F.U R. L. HIGGINS, Secretary R.D. Wakefield.