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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14155, 18 April 1916, Page 6

1 WANTED. TT^OR Tetired seafaring man, a good upJU to-date Gentleman's Residence containing 0 rooms -with all conveniences, arcuate near the sea or* harbour with :£rom 5 to 15 acres of land. Apply " HOME," office of this paper. Principals only dealt with. 1443 NELSON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. SECOND GRAND -CONCERT -at Theatre Royal on Easter Sunday, after Church, in aid of Red Cross Fund. Admission, eilver coin. Dress Circle reserved for ticket until 8.15 p.m.; Concert at.8.30 p.m. > Signor H. Moschini, the finest clarionet player in New Zealand, coming from Wel- ; lington especially to assist. 1472 __ _______ _ HOME MISSION FESTIVAL,. A MEETING of Ladies will be held in J\. the. Diocesan Library on WEDNESDAY Next, April 19th, at 3 p.m., to make , arrangements for the coming 'Festival. A large attendance is earnestly requested. The Bishop of Nelson will preside. 1471 i'~ -—^—— — _ * NELSON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. jft/rEdIBEES are reminded that the ItL-L Annual Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY, 19th inst., at 2.30 p.m ~ at the Fire, Brigade Hall, Eichmond. J. GLEN, 1234 Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Supreme Court,... holtfen at Nelson. ]\f OIICE. is hereby given that ALFRED -SNOWBALL, of Nelson, Commercial Traveller, was this day adjudged bankrupt";' and I aoreby a ir.eeting of creditors to be holden ;it my office on Friday, the 28th day of April, 1916, at 3.30 o'clock. W. ROUT, • Deputy Official Assignee. •17th April,, 1916. , 1462 NELSON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. "ENTRIES for AUTUMN SHOW,on *J 26th and 27th April will be received at J. E. Hounsell and Co.'s on Thursday, 20th inst; at S. F. Bolton's sliop on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m.; and by post, reaching the secretary on Monday. Support lof -country growers cordially invited. -..-., Classes for pot plants, cut flowers, decorative competitions, fruit, vegetables, preserves. Schedules from Hounselt and Co., S. F. Bolton, Nelson Seed Co., and'newspaper- offices. W. H. SIMPSON, 1460 Hon. Sec.' MARINE EXCURSIONS. EASTEE HOLIDAYS. . NELSON TO MOTUEKA. . KOI, Thursday, April 20, 7 p.m. NIKAU, Saturday, April 22, 9 a.m. KOI, Monday, April 24, 8 p.m. ' MOTUEKA TO NELSON. KOI, Thursday, April 20, 9 p.m. NIKAU, Saturday, April 22, 1 p.m, KOI, Menday, 4.prU 24, 10 p.m. Return Park, available for any of above ' trips, 5/-. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND -I 1473 , FOUNDSY CO., Ltd. 1 \I7ANTED—Your SUITS and CO&-Tr-"TUMES nearly for Easter. . I -"V 1 CO., DRY CLEANERS ' JL » A.. I_J . AND ivreSSERS, CtJllingw-o'od-st. 'Phone 360. 1366 Our New Song 1 fkVR NEW OVERCOAT SONG is well worth Hearing. It goes on the lines of No Increase in Prices because we bought heavily beforehand, and the fact of our now offering Men's Kaiapoi Overcoats of good quality for 30s, is evidence taat Our Song is very interesting, in the face of other people singing, Everything is on the rise. Then Mothers must listen, about „ our Boys' Overcoats, of which we aro showing over 200 in number, and for Assortment and Price you will Sing our Praises of Wonderful Value. Don't forget our guaranteed Oil Coat from 37s 6d. A new one given if it leaks. ILPlciiLi? dia %ulfL»l[ Bb3I» HBHPr *<iNr *^of^W SB Ml Mff You vrill bo thinking of warmer Shirts and Underclothing and you will want the- best- for your .money, and ■onr new lino meets your wants. Big rind .small men alike 'wo can suit in all Wool and Mixed textures in English ami Colonial makes (no- German), shov/iag a good rango of Roslyn rind K-Jtianoi liit'kcs. These goods arc- new ill? bo-il on the- market, and men who have not yet taken to these- maikcs, we invite to come and inspect these comfortable ■'• makes ; our prices aro imH'ata'Wc. The Suit and Boot- Store.