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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13737, 27 March 1915, Page 6

"¥*' OST, on Thursday afternoon, a Lady's dU- BMGlove.. Wffl*todßtkittdly leave a*// Colonist" Office? - , ~H9J3 WANTED, Caretaker , for .Technical School. Wagfß3 -£5 moiih. Par--tioulars of duties can be obtained at Technical School. Applications close on Saturday next. ' 1100 FOE SALE, the Trotting gtallion Goldmine (by Rothschild). Apply K. T. Bland, Exchange Hotel. * 1146 EOE SALE, 200 Benzine Cases. Apply— 6973 Newman Bros. CEYLON TEAS, Stewart & Co., Indian Teas Nile-street, Tel. 197 China Teas, ■ Nelson. 1061 TEEEITOEIAL Camp Outfits! Camp Eugs 12/6, Wool Sox, Singlets, warm Underp«anta, Waterproof Sheeting, Flannels. Procure from Johanson & Co., 1159 Hardy-street. SEE Inset in, last night's "Mail," and keep for reference. Contains particulars of several money-saving lines for Men. 1160 Johanson's, Hardy-street. OVEECOATS! Just received, smart lot of Warm Overcoats, guaranteed to keep you warm and dry; 25/- up. 1161 Johanson's, Hardy-street. TTOGG & CO.'S SPARKLING ALE, ■*■■*" in pint and quart bottles, also jars. A fine invigorating tonic. Ring up 47. 5895

NELSON GOLF CLUB. OPENING of the Season To-morrow Afternoon, Friends of members invited. 1164 W. DEVENISH, Hon. Sec. IMOTOR CAR LEAVES Crown Stables for MT7RCHISON, WESTPOET and EEEFTON on SUNDAY MOENING, at 7 o'clock. Book seats at Crown Stables. 1163 NEWMAN BEOS. STOKE CANNING COMPANY. NO FEUIT will be received at the Factory after TUESDAY, 30th March, until 6th April, 1915. 119g NELSON DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. HALF-YEAELY MEETING will take place on MONDAY NIGHT, at Stallard's Eooin, at 7.30 sharp. W. A. MITCHENEE, 1198 Hoa 1 Secretary. WAKATU CRIBBACE ASSOCIATION. mHE ANNUAL MEETING will be held JL at the Burlington Tea Booms, Hardystreet, on MONDAY, Maroh 29th, at 7.30 p.m. ■ New teams desiring admission will communicate with W. J. BEAY, 1199 Hon. Secretary. THANKS. XSINCEEELY and heartily thank those neighbours and friends who yesterday worked so hard, and so successfully, to save my stacks from destruction by fire, thus saving me a very heavy monetary loss. WM. WELLS. Wakefield, 26th March, 1915. 1187

FUNERAL NOTICE. mHE Friends of the late MISS JL GEOB3INA GILBERTSON are informed that her Funeral will leave the residence of her Sister, Mrs Calder, Haven Eoad, THIS (Saturday.) AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for the Nelson Cemetery. G. FLEMING & SONS, 1200 Funeral Directors. NATIONAL RESERVE CORPS JTSUAL Weekly Drill on MONDAY, at \J 8 j>.m. New members may enrol at any time with any member of the Executive, viz.:—Messrs' J. L. Ching, E. Watson, E. C. Fell, W. W. Squires, J. C. Mercer, E. H. Duncan, F. W. StaUard, E. A. Wood, T. A. H. Field, W. J. Moffatt, F. G. Gibbs, and the Secretary, A. E. Hedges, Diocesan Office, Nelson. 1201 TVTOTICE is'hereby given that Sections Lli 1 to 15, Wither Settlement, Marlborough County, Taylor Pass Survey District, are OPEN for SELECTION on Renewable Lease, and applications will be received; at the District Lands and Survey Office, Blenheim, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, 9th APRIL, 1915. The area of the Sections ranges from 15 acres to 1,100 acres; and the halfyearly rentals from £4 14s. 6d. to £139 16s. 9d. The small areas in Settlement are all Agricultural Land, suitable lor fruitTgrowing; balance of sections chiefJy . suitable-far stock. .; - ' Full particliilars arid plans can be obtained at the District Lands and Survey Olfice. Blenheim. HGpRICE] Commissioner of Crown Lands. . District Lands and Survey Office, Blenheim, 19th March, 1915. 1177

FORJSALE. BEING Desirous of Moving nearer Town, I am open to sell my FREEHOLD PROPERTY at APPLEBY, comPriSiag 34 ACRKS , s ' (more or less.) Well Suited for Fruit, Dairy, or Vegetable Farming (ha^f-aere of Onions has yielded 8 tons). Six-roomed House. Store, Trap Shed, Cow Bail, and d Pigsty es. Two Acres fruit, mostly Apples and Pears (1 to 5 years). Well subdivided with 3 Acres fenced for Pigs. Price for Quick Sale, £1800. Apply on the property, br by letter * THOS. L. CHAPMAN, 1180 / Richmond. NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. "PURSUANT to the terms of "The A Banking Act, 1908," TUESDAY, April 6th, 1915, is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY .at the offices of the undermentioned Banks in NELSON, MOTUEKA, MURCHISON and TAKAKA. The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. R. A. HOLMES, Inspector. The Bank of New South Wales. B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. The Bank of New Zealand. W. CALKENDER, General Manager. The National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd. / D. W. DUTHIE, Acting-General Manager. The Banks will also be OLOSED on FRIDAY. SATURDAY, and MONDAY, 2nd, 3rd and sth April, %emp; statutory Holidays. U79