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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 12975, 14 December 1910, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, NELSON SEFEN6E R'FLE Cfeßß; A GENERAL Meeting cf the above Club will be held THIS WEDNESDAT, Dec, Uth, Mercer's Rooms, at 8 p in. Business Impoitant. 4010 F. GLEDHILL, Secretary. NELSON POULTRY ASSOCIATION. TtfE Annual Meeting will be held TO-NIGHT, at Mercer's Rooms, at 8 o'clock. A full attendance of memFers requested. FRANK GIBBOSTS, 4016 Secretary. SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS* OFFICE* NELSONi mENDBES will be received up to the JL 13th January" next for 14 years' Rttndwable Leases of the following Reserves : — PAKAWAU SD.— Section 9. Block XL, Seotion 11, Block VI,: 939 acres. HOWARD B.D.— Section 4, Block IV., 708 acres. F. St. JOHN. 4011 Secretary. CITY OP NELSON. •NOTICE TO OWNERS OF LIGENSED_VEHICLES. . OWNEKS of Licensed Vebiqes are required to produce their Vehicles for Inspection outside the oity Council Chamber, Snlwyn Place, at the times mentioned below, namely : — Passenger Vehicles : Friday, 10th inst., from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Expresses and Carts : Monday, 19th inst.. f rum 10 a m. to 12 noon, and from 1 to 4 p.m. G. A. EDMONDS, " Town Clerk. 13th December, 1910. 4012 MAR LBOROUCH SOUNDS. GRAND EXCURSION AT NEW YEAR. "PROVIDED a sufficient number of ■*• passengers have booked by THURSDAY, 22nd DECEMBER, the S.S. MOKOIA, 3502 tons, will leave Wellington at Noon on SATURDAY, 31st DECEMBER, for PICTON, cruising thence through QUEEN CHARLOTTE and PELORUS SOUNDS, arriving back in Wellington on TUESDAY MORNING, 3rd JANUARY. Pateena from Nedson" 31st, will connect at Picton. Fare from Nelson and return from. Wellington: £4. . ; Which will b© returned if Excursion- '_, does 'not eventuate. - " UNION STEAM SHIP CO. of N-Z. : ; ■ 4014 SErTINGS of Eggs now ready, firstclass laying strains— Langshang, White Leghorns, and Brown Leghorns, 3/6 per ' setting ; guaranteed fertile, or replaced. — Keith Hounsell, Stoke, or c;o P,O.,|JSelscn. 2508 Winners of November CLORIOUS SUN TEA Cont6st: Miss E. Ashwin, Addnitori, £3; Miss F. Smith, Christ- _ Church, £2; Mrs. Muxch, . Christchurch, £1 ; Mrs Amos, Spreydon, 10s : Mrs. McKenzie, Dunsandel, 7s 6d; Mrs. Emmerspn, Sydenham, ss; Mrs. Fahey, Rangiora, ss; Arid" Several 2s 6d Each. Mrs. O'Connor, Ashburton, won the .special Xmas prize of £9. Cash Distribution MonthlyT TRY CLORIOUS SUN TEA AND COFFEE, Is 8d and 2s. L. T. BOW DEN, Agent for Nelson. TO ALL FRUITGROWERS. A MASS MEETING will be held un- ■^*- der the auspices of the Motueka District Fruitgrowers' Union on THTmSDAY, 2S«j insh.. at 7.30 p.m., in the Horticultural Hall. Motueka. Business: To receive Report of Australian Conference, by Mr H. Everett, a New Zealand delegate. To confer with Mr Hamilton, representing Messrs Buxton and Co., re final arrangements for Export Shipment of Apples. ■ < It is hoped tha Minister of Agricul- . ture and the Hon R. McKenzie will : nddress the meeting with reference to future Export Trade and -the Fruit Inr dustry generally. 3949 VyEISUPPLY RUBBER STAMPS I T T of the Best Quality, without vexatious delay. — "The Colonist" Job Printing Department. [A Oabd.] W. SPENCER HAMPSON, A.I.A. (N.Z.) by Exam., A.S.A.A. (Eng.), Incorporated Accountant (Eng. and N.Z.) Audits, Investigations, Company Secretary, Arbitrations and Average Adjuster, Professional \nd Tradesmen's BooZes designed and kept by the term or year. Agencies. — Yorkshire Insurance Coy."; Ltd., Fire,. Accident and Live - Stock, British Dominions Marine Insurance C0.,- Ltd. . . NATIONAL BANK CHAMBERS. Trafalgar Street. . [A Caed.] To* all those who are suffering in mind or body. W J. MICHIE, M.P.T.A. Meta- " 'physician, may be consulted at his ~rooms, 111 ; Cofiingwood- Street', where he successfully treats nervous* functional and organic diseases. Massage treatment is administered where necessary. ; This form of treatment is used^by many of the leading. London medical practitioners, and is most hij^hly recpnimended by them. Consul-. tationß f reel Fee 3 moderate. ! P. B. ATKINSON, Barrister Snd Solicitor, JACKSON'S BUILDINGS, (Upstairs. TRAFALGAR STREET. CRAY AND PARKER, . DEN T A L SURGEONS , Hardy ■Street, Nejson. Visit Wakeneld Fbrtnlghtly. Next 7 Visit FRH)AY, December 23rd. [A Card.] WALTER P. COOKE, DE-NTAL SURGEON. Rout and Sons' Buildings, HARDY STREET. ~ MONEY TO LEND. W. ROUT & SONS, Land and Einancial Agents. -Wq have Money to Lend in large or small sumß to suit Borrowers from 5 per cent. " • Easy, terms made for repayment of Principal; ; ■„