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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 29 November 1945, Page 2

miscellaneous \ NCELL b Have it! DDT. Fly spray (stronger), Hoz. bottle 3/6; A gal., 22/6; 1 gal., 40/- Ancell's, chemists Trafalear-st 1-TOR Those rough, chapped and cracked hands Use Patten's Velay skin lotion r FATTEN S Milkeeze keeps the cows * contented in the bails and makes milking a pleasure. \NLhLLS Have it! Vaxos No. 1 Catarrh, Vaxos No. 2 Rheumatism Vaxos No 3 Boils and Skin Troubles Ancell’s chemists. Trafalgar-st FOR SALE |V*OR SALE; New Season’s Carrots, *- Parsnips, Red Beet and White Onions. James Baird. SALE: Strawberries, Strawberries, Cherries, Cherries. James Baird. FOR SALE: Strawberries. Strawberries, Cherries, Cherries. James Baird. ITiOR SALE: Strawberries. Strawberries, Cherries, Cherries. James Baird. r?*OR SALE: Spring Cabbage. Cauliflower. New season’s Red Beet, New Carrots and Parsnips. James Baird. NOTICE Having had cut up into sections 3 acres of my sister s property (known as Lynwood) these sections are now for sale and are in a very sunny position facing Campbell street The price is right. Apply — H. A. YORK, Before 9 and after 6 o’clock. Phone: 6HM. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE CATHEDRAL ORDINATION SERVICE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30TII AT 10.30 A.M. NELSON HOSPITAL BOARD WARD SISTER JUNIOR THEATRE SISTER Applications are invited from Registered Nurses for the above positions at me iMeison Hospital. Salary will ue paid in accordance with scale. Further particulars may be obtained from the Matron of the Nelson Hospital. Applications, which should state age, experience and certificates held, together with copies of recent testimonials, close on Monday, December 17th, 1945. W. H. GALBRAITH, Managing Secretary. NELSON HOSPITAL BOARD ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES Applications are invited from Practising Registered Architects who are able to devote a substantial proportion of their time to the Board’s work to provide full architectural services for certain building projects to be specified by the Board. Applicants are requested to state qualifications, experience (especially on hospital work) and details of the service that would be available. Applications close with the undersigned on Monday, 17th December, 1945. W. H. GALBRAITH, Managing Secretary. HOMESERVICEMEN’S ASSOCIATION WAIMEA SUB-BRANCH FIRST ANNUAL BALL BRiGHTWATER HALL SATURDAY, 18TH DECEMBER, 1945 NELSON R.S.A. QUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING At the quarterly general meeting of the Nelson Returned Services Association there wer e about 100 members present. The chairman, .Mr U. R. L. West, president of the Nelson R.S.A., welcomed the Nelson-Marl-borough and West Coast District vicepresident on the Dominion Executive, Mr J. C. Irving, of Blenheim. Mr Irving said that it was his first official visit to Nelson since he had been elected district representative to the Dominion Executive. He extended greetings to men of World War 11. present at the meeting and stressed the fact that 'the older members of the R.S.A. who had carried on sinc e World War I. were now ready to vacate their executive positions to make way for the younger men. The R.S.A. was a non-political organisation, stated Mr Irving, and what views it had should be towards an ardent and individual nolicy. As it was now, the association could take an independent view of the policy of any Government. Mr Irving then went on to discuss matters dealing with eligibility to membership, military defaulters, gratuity payments, rehabilitation, war pensions for veterans and the allocation of monies from th e Canteen Funds. A resolution was passed by the meeting recommending an increase in the annual subscription from 10/_ to 12/6 to cover the cost of the issue monthly of the “R.S.A. Review.”