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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 13 April 1945, Page 2

NELSON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION—OPENING OF 1945 SEASON 2 BANDS (R.N.Z.A.F. Station Band, Nelson Pipe Band) 2 BANDS Junior—RlVAL v. CELTIC, No, 1. 1.45 p.m. Third Grade—Alß FORCE v. CELTIC, No. 2, 1.45 p.m. Selections by Nelson Pipe Band, 2.45 p.m. Senior—Alß FORCE v. CELTIC, No. 1, 3 p.m. NELSON-OLD BOYS v. RIVAL, No. 2, 3 P.m. Marching display by R.N.Z.A.F. Station Band, 4 p.m., by permission of Officer Commanding. Do not miss this grand display of Sport and Music. COUNTRY MATCH—WAIMEA v. COLLEGE, RICHMOND. 3 p.m. Admission: Gentlemen 1/-. Ladies 6d. Season tickets on sale at gate. FRED J. LOCK. Secretary N.R.F.U.

MILK SUPPLY FRONT GATE DELIVERY. Consumers are asked to co-operate with the milk roundsmen by leaving bottles, jugs or billies at the front gate. Such action will help save a considerable omount of time, labour and money and ensure prompt delivery for everyone. Help the roundsmen by placing a milk box not more than 6ft. inside your front gate. Old people, invalids, cripples and similarly incapacitated persons will still, of course, be given front door delivery. PRICES. Maximum Prices of Milk and Cream sold in the Nelson Milk District are as follows: WHEN SOLD TO CONSUMERS During Months During Months May to August Sept to April WHEN SOLD TO COMMERCIAL USERS. Same prices as above for consumers. WHEN SOLD TO SHOP DAIRIES FOR RESALE. During Months During Months May to August Sept, to April MILK Inclusive. Inclusive. Any quantity (per gallon) 1/11 * 1/7 CREAM: 2 pints and over 12/- per gallon. Issued for the MILK' MARKETING DIVISION by the ECOMOMIC INFORMATION SERVICE.

Here it is! "GUNNER INGLORIOUS" 24563 HENDERSON, J. H.» 2nd N.Z.E.F. The Story of o 2nd N.Z.E.F. Prisoner of Wor. New Ze&lond's firs* GREAT Book to come out of the Wor! PROCURABLE AT J. E. HOUNSELL & CO. PUBLIC NOTICES WAITAPIJ THE TALISMAN loads MONDAY NEXT. 16th April, for Waitapu 'Cargo received until 11 am. COLLING WOOD THE PEARL KASPER loads MONDAY NEXT, 16th April, for Collingwood. Cargo received until 11 a.m. NELSON KENNEL CLUB All-breed show to be held Fiddlers’ Lane (back McKenzie’s) SATURDAY, 14th April, commencing 10 a.m. Admission 1/-. Afternoon Tea. Come Along and Support the Club. GRIFFIN AND HODGSON. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. 'T’HE public are notified that Mr Herbert George West. A.P.A.N.Z., has been admitted to partnership in the above firm, which will continue to practise under the 6ame name as heretofore. PUBLIC NOTICE : PUBLIC NOTICE T IPSCOMBES Buy your Surplus Fur- -*-• mture for Spot Cash. LIPSCOMBFS will Auction from House Lots to Small Lots. Regular Sales are held at the Rooms and prompt payments are assured House and Clearing Sales Town or Country LIPSCOMBE’S for Probate or Hotel Valuations Ring, Write, or Call and we will advise you Phones: Business 1499. Private 148 C. W. LIPSCOMBE. Auctioneer. Licensed Dealer & Valuer *f> PRIPGF STREET WINCEYETTES FOR WINTER! Limited Quantities Just Arrived. Plain Cream 2/6, 2/11, 4/2 Famous "Velva," in cream only 4/6 Plain Shades, in Blue, Lemon, Apricot, Nil Green, Pink and Mauve 2/11 to 3/6 Floral designs in good shades 3/9 and 4/9 36in. wide. (1 Coupon per yard) McKAY'S NEW Winter Millinery . . . Hot in all the lovely toning* to match your new Suit or Coat. All head fittings, including Matrons'. 24/11 to 45/LATEST FELT BRETONS in dashing semi-military styles. Excellent shades and oil sizes. 14/11, 16/11 TRATHENS B. Trathen Ltd. J. LUSTY REGISTERED PLUMBER. PHONE 26. MOTUEKA. Estimates given for all dassas of plumbing work. Hot and Cold Water Services, Sanitary and Drainoge work. PRICES REASONABLE. Sheat Metal worker. Skylights, Spouting, Down-Pipes, etc. Plain and Corrugated Tanks (all sizes) made at shortest notica.