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LOST in town yesterday afternoon, Lady's Handbag containing money. Finder rewarded on returning to Burlington Oafe, Hardy street. ■ ' 44a7 —< , . ________ \^IANTED.— Apprentices and Im;p'fovers for Dressmaking room. Apply - atf once.—McKay and Son, Bridge street. ( 4433 WANTED, Smart Youth with knowledge of drapery, for-looai warehouse. Apply Buttenvorth JBroa , Church Et:eet. . 4426 "1^ ANTED.—A smart, energetic Boy for parcel delivery (bicycle provided).. Apply the Manager, New Zealand Clothing Factory. 4360 jnOit SALE.^2^' Douglas (1914), in 1 good orderly Speedometer, etc. Good- reason for sellfffg. Trial given.— Apply M. Christian,- 6 Hustings street, Nelson. 4434 CHOICE Separator Butter, Few Season's Mild Cheese, also Choice Tasty Cheese, Fresh Eggs, etc. 4438 Stewartand Co., Nile street. yEAST Orders should reach us by Wednesdaygeach week for delivery the following week. 4439 .Stewart and Co., Nile street. ipiT Clincher Gross Tyres to your car "^ —-they are a "long way better, and always reliable. Try a set. are Buyers of good clean Sugar Bag&^in any quantity—-3s dozen. 4130 NEALE X AND*HADDQW. "TT.USTLING" methods .are avoided in making Clincher Cross Tyres. They're' niade the British way—slowly and surely. The "life" is ■ not cooked or,t of* the rubber. Fit the Clincher Cross next time. rjnUSSORE Silk,. Jap. Silk, Tobralco, Bloomers,, Nightdresses, Camisoles, Silk Nights, Coloured Hose, Fancy Handkerchiefs, etc.—Fleming and Sons. fFiME Tyre for Indian and HarleyDavidson motor cycles is the "Clincher Dreadnought" 28 x 3 Motor Cycle Tyre. 'A splendid long-distance British Tyre. Try one out! £JHINESE SILK for Sale. Wong Sew, 4120 Hardy street. A CTUAL road tests show that the •^ North British "Dreadnought" Motor Cycle Tyre outwears all others. Used on Western Front. Inquire-as to sizes. '■-■■■ "OEDDKG Plants in great variety. My usual quality—the best.— Blackburn, Gollingwobd street. 4419 r ETHERINE. —Get colour card showing standard colours, uhows ,'oloura on real leather. Read opinions tv? experts and userr JjTOERS of Harley-Davidson or Iniw d/ ans should -try-one pair of "Clincher-Dreadnoughts" 2Six 3—these tyres will'please you. ' i._ ~. :"' TENDER^.,. RENDERS are invited by the Nelson j Education Board' for the erection I of— ! 1. New School Buildings afc Korere. I 2. Additions to Ranzau School. Plans'and-specifications may be seen on application at the Education Board Office, and tenders", suitably endorsed will be received :up till 'SATURDAY' 26th instant. The highest or • any tender may. not necessarily lib-accepted :„■■■■■■; ■■,N;^ eVni^TuVMS, ; •'Sedretary,' Nelson >Educatioix''BoarcT. ' : -Nelson;lsth- October., 1918.. ; : : 4435 FUNgRAL NOTICE. THE Friends of MARY ANN GREEN are respectfully informed that her Funeral will leave her late residence, Gladstone Road, Richmond, TO■Day" (Wednesday), at 2.30 p.m., for the Richmond Cemetery. W. E. WILKES, 4436 Undertaker. 6RAMO BALL ODDFELLOWS' HALL, WAKEFIELD FRIDAY, LBth OCTOBER. In Honour of Eeturned Soldiers. Musician: Mr Harold Williams. Admission—Ladies, a Basket; Gents, 3/6. All Eeturned Soldiers cordially incited. 4309 j ALLPORT'S CREEK BRIDGE, \ MQUTERE MUDFLAT. nPENDERS, endorsed as- above, will] bo received at tliis office until! noon of THURSDAY, the 31st day of October, 1918, for the erection of. above bridge. . : Plans and.-specifications.may be seen] at the Public Works Office, Nelson; J Lowest or any tender not necessarily j accepted. ..-.-:■' " ! ROBERT H.REANEY, ■. Resident Engineer. Public Works' Office,. ' Nelson, 7th October; "1918. :4296 RIFLE BUTTS, QUARANTINE RESERVE, NELSON.. RENDERS, endorsed :as above, will be received- at this office until noon of THURSDAY, the 31st.day of October, 1918, for the erection of Concrete Wall, Shed, etc. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Office, Nelson. Lowest or any tender not nocessarilv accepted. ROBERT H. REANEY, Resident Engineer. Public Works' Office, Nelson, 7th October, 1918. 4295 ———— ■ : ■ THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. Established ISB2. THE One Hundred and Fourteenth -V -SERIES OF SHARES'-(D.J.) will date from MONDAY, October 21st, 1918, offering the most favourable opportunity for INVESTORS and-'BOR-ROWERS to enter the Society. The Society has now completed the fifty-sixth year of its- existence, and its stability and economical management need no comment. Subscribing Shares are issued to the Public at 3s per share per month, and Profits are allotted half-yearly. BORROWERS receive* exceptional privileges, in addition to the rate of, interest being only 5 per cent., asi LOANS can be repaid at any time, or: reduced by instalments, interest ceasing on repayment. , A Schedule of Charges and full information can be obtained at the Office of the Society, Trafalgar street, Nelson. GEORGE M. ROUT, 4330 Secretary.