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WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are Inserted In this column at the rate of Twenty words for One Shilling. Three Insertions, half-a-crown; six In* sertions, four shillings and sixpence; for Cash only; if booked one shilling each insertion. WANTED a good General Sorvaut.B Mrs j; P. Cooke, 1176 Examiner street. DOVEDALK FLOWER SHOW will ba open in Public Hall, April 22nd from 2 30p.m 1177 A GENUINE Bargain :- Field Glasses very fine pair, — little used. Cost 70s, selling for 3fs. at ' Noveltie3," 96 Hirdy street 1185 SENDTOUE SUITS, DRESSES, Etc., to I~V" T" Steam, Dyeing and Dry • ./SLaJU* Cleaning Works, Co!lin£» wood Btreet. 1185 WANTED for Country Hotel, Youth or Middle-aged Man. ' Must be able lo milk. Apply J. Lucre, Nelaon. 1114 FOE SALE.— Cauliflower and Cabbage Plaiits. — Nelson Seed & Produce Company, Hardy-street- 1090 WANTED, a Geneial Servant. Apply Mrs Mules, 1005 Bifhopdale. FOR Coughs and Colds, a friend in mcd is a friend indeed. Crowe's Boomerang is just such a friend ; it is a standard and unrivalled remedy for lung •tr üble. — W. H. Crowe, briuge-ot. 997 Juth in Country and in Town, WEUSTKJt'iS COFFISE >971 \\ ins Kenown. 'jPO Those About To Furnish—Lock's ■*• Great Clearing ,Sale ail'ords tho •hance of a lifetime. Bargains in every line. f)ON'T Mis- Lock's Great Clearing J -' Sale. Thousands of pounds worth jf new and up-to-date , goods to be •leared out — unheard of prices. j" OCX'S Great Clearing Sale. The - talk of the. city.— A genuine firing put of splendid goods. VVANTED KNOWN.— For Sale: f * Good Clean Waste Paper, m large or small quantities at oiflce o' ohis paper. •)K/- WILL BUY Man's Serviceable vu/ Suit at Cibbartl's. New lot ust in. Stylish and well made, greys ■-nd neat dark shades. ITEN'S Superior Boxed Suits— [ LTJL Worsteds and all wool Tweeds— ! .pecial linings and trimmings, smart .ppearanee — m fact, up-to-date in very way for 37s 6d, 39s 6d, 455, 50s, aid 555, at Cibbard's. WANTED. KNOWN: Persons who have been waiting for Special ? r aluc in Boy's Shirts are notified that • new lot has now come to hand — at Dibbard's. - WANTED-: Ladies to see Special ; T T Values in New Double Width ■>ress Serges and cloths at Cibbard's. 1 Good serviceable Dress Length of • yards from 7s 6d. i,y ANTED KNOWN : You can save money by buying Blankets Flanels, Towels, Lace Curtains Flannel- ! ttes and General Household Drapery I it Cibbard's. {"DOCTORS Differ, but they all agree *-^ on one point, viz., the superiority I if "FRACRA TEA." On sale by v. \RMSTRONG, Bridge Street, POULTRY FOODS. IP stock the, A. and P. Meals, ' T Mashes, Grits, «tc. (Jse a little MEAT MEAL and BLOOD MEAL in morning mash. NEALE AND HADDOW. NEALE AND HADDOW. ELECTION OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. i N accordance with tho provisions of A "The Education Act, 1908," it ; s lereby notified that meetings of householders will be held in all the school Districts withiu the Education Jistrict of Nelson, at 8 p.m. ou MONJAY, the 25th day of April, 1910, for A\e election of School Committees. The meetings will be held in the principal school buildings in each district, except in the following .vfelson, in the Provincial Hall.; if up?, .n the Ranzau School ; Bright wvter, in jhe old Girls' School ; Collingwnjd, in Institute. '• . Where the average attendauco of my school or schools under the comnittee of a school district has not for ;ho preceding "school year exceeded .wenty-five children, the householders .ro called' upon to elect a committee oi .''ive Members ;■ similarly whsre tH& .verage attendance has exceeded wenty-five and has not exceeded two tundred, the householders shall elect 1 committee of Seven Members ; and vhcre the average attendance has exceded two hundred the householders .hall elect a committee of Nine Members. Householders may send m writing 00 the Chairman of their School Committee (or in cases where there is no 2ommrSteo, to the Commissioner) to be delivered before 8 p.m. on MONDAY, the 18th April, 1910, the names of persons, being . resident householders, nominated by them to serve on the school Committee for the year next en;uing. .Each such nomination must bo signed by the person nominated and ":he proposer, and must be in the form ir to the. effect of the ninth schedule L o the above named Act. »^ Nominations- may also be made at the meetings of householders as pro/ided for in section 113,.0 f the Act. The : parents and guardians only of the pupils attending schools other than those in school districts will nset on the same date to elect com'nittees of five members. N. R. WILLIAMS, -Secretary, Board of Education. Nelson, March 31st, 1910. 975 STOKE ROAD BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBEES. TN pursuant of the provisions of "The JL Lo.?al Klections and Polls Act, 1908," •ud the several amendments thereof, I, foHN Glen, hereby give notice that a "MLLior the Election of THREE Mem•er of, the Stoke Road Board will bo ou ■WEDNESDAY, April 27th '910; ai.d I berafcy appoint the Stoke Road Board Office, Eichmond, as tfce and THURSDAY, April 2lst 1910, - oofore 12 o'clock noon, as the time for the omination of Candidates, who mint ba lominaied in the manner prescribed by the said Actd. One member is required for each subJi'tnct of K»ke, Hope, and Appleby" Dated this sth dj y of Afrl, 1910. J.'GLEN, 1009 Be urning Officer. Nelsm Ins nu c. Public Library Open Daily. Newspaper Room from 9.30 a.m. to 9.30 p.m. Library and Reading Room from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.; and from 7 to 9.30 p.m. Annual subscription for families 20s. Half-yearly subscription 10s. Quarterly subscription ss. Monthly subscription 2s. Single subscription, yearly 10s. Single subscription, half-yearly 5s 4d. Singlo subscription, quarterly 3s. Single subscription . monthly Is 4d. New books- added every month. Subscriptions now due.. - GEORGE C. GILBERT, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,