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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14622, 29 January 1918, Page 6

JAGSCSOM & JSceABE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. SHAREBROKEBS, INSURANCE-AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS. Representatives for Absentees. PROPERTIES' TO LET & FOR SALE. Agents for the Alliance Assurance Co. Fire, Marine and Personal Accident. All' commission at Chamber of Commerce Hates. 100 Trafalgar-st. 'Plone 422 M. 101 npHE WAKEFIELD PATRIOTIC A TOURNAMENT is next FRIDAY —Anniversary Day. ■ Two things to be remembered:— i Bowlers : Enter names with • your club secretary, at, once. Visitors: Put in an appearance,' and have a happy time, and so help a good cause. ' 356 JJOGG & CO.'S SPARKLING ALE, *■ in pint and quart bottles, also jars. A fine invigorating tonic. Ring up 47. f^i ILBtJEH'S Calf Foods and A. & P. ! U Co.'s Specie! Chick Raise* and Poultry Foods.—Order at NEALE & HADDOW'S. FARM SEEDS —Seed Maize (order promptly), Rape, Turnip,andt»wede Seed.—Order Reli-<bl- Seed from NEALB & HADDOW. MANURES. —Surprise Island Guano (good and cheap manure), Blood and Bone, and Superphosphates.— Order at NEALE & HADDOW'S. TO jLET. "OAKERY ■ and BOARDING-HOUSE •*-* containing 21 rooms. Doing a good business. Apply F. STALLARD, 321 Colling wood. | WISH TO NOTIFY MY PATIENTS THAT I HAVE NOW AN AMPLE SUPPLY OF GAS. 336 C. F. DODDS. PROF. £. R. MARTIN, TEACHER Pianoforte and Voice Production, Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo. Elocution and Stage Deportment. " LINDISFARNB," Waiiuea Street, 20G KELSON. TAKAKA SHOW AND RACES. EMMS'S MOTOR SERVICE. CARS leave Jones's Postcard Shop, Nelson, for Takaka Show and Races as follows:— THURSDAY, January 315t—8.15 a.m., 2 p.m. FRIDAY, February Ist—s a.m, 8.15 a.m., 5 p.m. SATURDAY, February 2nd—s a.m., 8.5 a.m., 5 p.m. SUNDAY, February 3rd-~10 am. LEAVE TAKAKA: 'THURSDAY—7.4S a.m., 2 p.m.' FRiD A.V—5 a.m., 7.45 a.m , 6 p.m. SATURDAY—7.4S a.m., G p.m. SUNDAY—IO a.m. NORMAN L. EMMS, 33G Proprietor. NELSON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. SESSION 19181. HPHJE School will re-open on Monday, •* 11th February. Day and Evening Courses in Art, Engineering, Domestic Science and Commercial subjects1. Evening Classes for Telegraphy, Plumbing, Carpentry, Science, Photography, Continuation Subjects, Preparation for Public Service Examinations, etc. Suitable accommodation and additional equipment will shortly bo available for the Engineering Department, when complete courses of work will be undertaken. New students for tro Engineering pay School should enrol at the beginning of the term. Holders of Proficiency Certificates are entitled to free tuition under certain liberal conditions1. « Holders of "Endorsed" Competency Certificates are entitled to free tuition in subjects bearing on a trade or industry, or in domestic occupations, but not for commercial subjects. Fees for other students on a lowscale. Applications' for enrolment will rjow be received at the School between the hoLrs of 2 and 4 p.m. N. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary to the Controlling Authority. January 24th, 1918. THE NELSON FARMERS' UNION LIME CO., LTD. CAPITALT"£IO : OOO. IN SHARES cf .£1 each ; 2/6 on application. 2/6 on allotment? balance in calls not oftener jnan one in three months nor more than 5/- per share. Applications for Shares may be made to MR WALTER THOUN. toohmonn'. ME ALF, Nr WILKINSON, Stanley Brook. MR G. L. MEAD, Motupiko. Or Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., Nelson. - From whom copies of the Prospectus may be obtained. H. G. BERRYMAN, 5636 Hon. Secretary. NORTH SSLAND PROPERTY In exchange for NELSON ORCHARD PROPERTY. 288f ACRES situated about nine miles from good town, all in grass except nice patch shelter bush. Well watered and fenoed. New eightroomed House with all possible conveniences. Large cowshed with concrete floor, milking machines etc. Owner milks 45 cows and carries 50 head of other cat'le. Owner will accept an orchard property in Nelson district (lightly encumbered) as a deposit on same. Hjßalanee arranged. Open for 1 week only. KINGSTON & CANN, Sole Agents, Hardy street, Nelson. 273