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j |^Oii dAiiti.—aprtUnding Dark Brown Stewart & Co , Nile street SON'S Special,-.— Boys' strong »O iwead Knickers shorts," sill sizes, from u/b; bergo from 6/6. . . 944 •w.HPl*'? & SON'S '-Specials. —. Mea's .»«.> -Saddle-Tweed' Trutweis from 14/6; and extra strong Tweed Trousers from 12/6. . , - J '■ - 9i5 & yOii are showing-the finest *O ■.assortment of 7/6 Hats in the city. A.so- BOme-,Garriok, rftetsoa and Beat V eiour Hato at 30/-. 945 POS. SALE,—Three Draught Horses, good, workers, used to waggoning or nrcnard work.—Apply to Geo. Elder, ' Mahana. 0,41 OYSTERS and plentiful supply of , feclmapper at Cafe de Paris, i bridge street. Airs. Burton, JProprie-l tress- 936 SALVATION ARMY. HAKVEvST -FESTIVAL GATdEEINGS. SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, March .Ola, iOfch, 11th and l?th. Thanksgiving Meetings, Programmes of Songs; Eeuifcations, etc. ' 942 FUNERAL NOTICE. Friends of the late WJLLIAM -NEW LAND iare respectfully inrprmed that his Funeral will leave tie Sn^T.rS° Spital THIS (Saturday) MORMNG, at 9.30, for the Nelscm Cemetery. ALFRED SHONE, 938 Undertaker and Embalmer. •*"«'^*<w»^*»iw«ii».(r.aii^^ L9CEN3INC .COMMITTEE ELECTION. LICENSING DISTRICT OF NELSON. JfOR the Election of FIVE (5) members of the Licensing Committee for the above named District, the following nominations have been received by me:—. BARTLETT, Joseph Edward. BEST, Philip. BGRTON, William George. CANN, Edward. CARLISLE, Francis Alexander Shaw. EDWARDS, Thomas Spargoe. HOLD AWAY, Henry Oscar, MEAIIS, William Sanders. PETTJ.T, Thomas. WATSON, "Robert. The following are the Polling places for the Licensing District of Nelson:— 1 I and 2. The Magistrate's Court House, Nelson (principal). 3 and 4. The Oddfellows' Hall, Waimea street. Nelson. j 5. The Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield. 6. The Public School, Spring Grove. I T. The Public School, Brightwater. i 8. The Public School, Hope. 9. The Public School," Ranzau. 19. Tho Harbour Board Office, The 11. The Oddfellows' Hall, Richmond. 12. The Public Hall, Stoke. 13. The Sunday School, Milton street, Nelson. 14. The Public School, Brook street, Nelson. 15 and 16. Tte Foresters' Hall, ColHngwood street, Nelson. 17. The Public School, Hampden street, Nelson. 13. The "Sunday School, Toi Toi Valley. 19. The Harbour Board Office, The Port, Nelson. 20. The Public School, Clifton Terrace, Wakapu,aka. 21. The Public School, Hillside, Waka-pua-ka. 22. Tho Public School, Happy Valley. 23. The Whanc:amoa Accommodation House, Wangamoa." ... " - ' 24. The Public School, Carluke (Timatansca Post Office). 25. The Public School, Flat Creek, Rai ■-. Valley. 26. The new Public School, Canvastown. 27. The Public School, Beep Creek. 9S. Tho Post Office, French Pass. 29. The Public School, Tahunanui. The poll in pursuance of "Tlie Legislature Act, 1908," and its amendments'* and "The Licensing Act, 1908," will bo taken at the above named polling places nn TUESDAY, the 12tb day of March, 1918. The hours of polling will be from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated at-Nelson this 4th day of March, 1918, J. FITZ-GERALD, 886 Returning Officer.

| Licensing Olstricf of Helson. ; ELECTORS! I m YOUH DUTY on TUESDAY KEXT, March. 12th, 1918. ! -.VOTE FOR the MODERATE 'CANDIDATES. . ~■ r aud Protect Your Preedom. I' ' | Protect what Our Boys are fighting for-FREEDOM. i ■ Tote for the Candidates T?itli unbiassed opinions— Vote fpr.tbe Candidates -who will give a square deal to all — BAHTLETT. BEST. OAHH. Vote for the Candidates who will carry out the provisions of the Act in an impartial ...manner—?-■ BEST. CANN. Vote for the Candidates who will deal with the provisions o? the Act for the good of the people as a whole — SAStfiFfT. ; BEST. CANN. Vote for the candidates who will not usp -the Boys who are fighting for us as a lever to win their seats —'f nsmjw BARTLETT. BEST. OAHN. If you are 21 and on the-'Parliamentary 8011, VOTE EOR "\;, ■■:.■'-■ • : "ipfliTT. : ■ - : ' ■' .