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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 13 April 1945, Page 1

1- RICHMOND THEATRE |-| 2- TO-MORROW 8 p.m. Nothing up their sleeves . . . Nothing in their heads . . . Nothing but laughs for you STAN OLIVER LAUREL HARDY in “A HAUNTING WE WILL GO” —Plus extra special Shorts—- “ Flying Fever” Col. Cartoon. “Watchers” British Information. "Men of the Fleet” A.N.C. "Over the Downs” Brit. Ind. Australian and British Newsreels. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 140. DANCES WAIMEA COLLIE DOG TRIAL CLUB \ ANNUAL BALL Robertson’s Hall - WAKEFIELD TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY) TO-NIGHT Music by Gaiety Dance Band Good Supper : Popular Prices This is the Dance of the Year BE THERE! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! VELMA HALL VELMA HALL POPULAR FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE “Modern” and “Old Time” Dancing with Correct Tempo by The Popular “MAYFAIR” Dance Band Subs. 2/-, 1/6 - Excellent Supper ALL WELCOME! TO-NIGHT DANCE All Members and Friends are reminded of the FORTNIGHTLY Y.P.C. DANCE Held in Club Rooms (Bridge-st.) LABOUR HALL (next to Glasson’s) Good Music, Supper and Lots of Fun Ladies a plate, Gentlemen 1/6. MAPUA SCHOOL COMMITTEE DAN C E MAPUA PUBLIC HALL TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Music by Frank South and his PamPam Band Programme Modern and Old Time For Real Dancing Pleasure at its Best— The BLACK CAT DANCE The BLACK CAT DANCE St. Mary’s Hall . Manuka Street TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Dance to strict tempo to the Music of The “MAYFAIR” DANCE BAND— Your Favourite Admission 2/-. EVERYBODY WELCOME! 18th April DANCE WHAT S THE CAPER? It’s a Night of Fun at RICHMOND TOWN HALL Kiwi Dance Orchestra v Home-Made Supper Admission 2/-. 2/6. For the Boys who “dood it.” BROOKLYN PATRIOTIC DANCE Brooklyn Hall TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Hyde’s Orchestra Monte Carlo and Snowball Dance 2/- and 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES EARN 5/- to 10/- PER HOUR Y\fRITING Shcv cards and Tickets. * v Free Illustrated Booklet shows you how 10-baguv Write to-day. Me? Kay’s Studios P O Box 367.> Wanganui YOUR FAMILY have implicit faith in you—Life Assurance will justify that faith Consult— E. J. CHAMPTALOUF, J. W. KERRIDGE, Nelson A.M.P Society. !}<>£> ACRES, comprising 663 acres Freehold, 269 L.I.P Rent £4 18s. Dwelling 6 rms., Bathroom and Wash-house. Shearing Shed and Tobacco Kiln, Stable and Implement Shed; 70 acres being ploughed, good Tobacco Land. Winters 600 sheep, 40 head cattle To be sold as a going! concern Price right. |V*OR SALE: 2040 acres—9s3 acres L.1.P., 43 acres E.R., 374 acres R.L., all joining 440 sheep, 42 run cattle, 2 horses, 350 acres Hat land, rest hilly. Would milk 40 cows and run 200-300 sheep Capable of doubling this when improved. Good house 9 years old, wool shed cow shed, six bails, 1 7-kilo-watt 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 and grassed, rest bush. To be sold cither without or with stock and implements.

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