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EOR & ALE, choice Bottling and Bessert Peaches, 3/6 per case, delivered. 1906 Nelson Fruifc Co. HAVING sold my Tomatoes to H. McArfcney, Ltd., I have no more for sale.~l>. Whiting. 1907 JpOR SALE.—Prime Tomatees3s per case, Sauce ones 2s; cases extra —D. Whiting, Nile Street/ 1903 CAR FOR WEST COAST. ACAE will leave Drown Stables for the West Coast on MONDAY, 14th iost. Book seats, iggg ■NELSON-BOWLING CLUB. "VTAMES for EASTEK TOIJENAMBNT -L* must be posted on board on Green by SATURDAY, 12th inai. E. W. STILES' ? Hon. Secretary. I NELSON EDUCATION BOARD. ■^PPLIOATIONsTon proper forms, vfill be received up till 4pm on FRIDAY, 25th April, for the undermentioned positions :— Motueka: A.T. Secondary DeiSart nzent. Salary £250-£270 i plus £30 if married. ■Westport: .A.T." Secondary Department. Salary £210-£240, plus £30 if married. Little Grey.- H.T. Salary £220-£270 and residence. Nelson Boys': A.T. Salary £210- ---; £240, plus £30 if married. FoxhiU: A.T. Salary £140-£l6O. Millerton: A/T. Salary £140,£160. j Millerton: A.T. Salary £140-£l6O. [ Hillside: S.T. Salary £130-£l6O and residence. Rotokohu: S.T. Salary £130-£l6O, and £20 house allowance. N. R. WILLIAMS, • Secretary.. Nelson, Bth April, 1919. ~ 1900 Nelson Goo! Storage and ice Go. Clients intending to book space for apples apply early. Space left for only a few hundred oases. J. F. BARBER, BBIDGE STREET. 1910 \ SPECIAL. BANK HOLIDAY. PUESTJANT to "The Banking Act, 1908," (section 2A % TUESDAY, the 122 nd day c-f April instant, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the offioes-of the under.ir.entioiied Banks in Nelson, Motneka and Takaka:— The Union Bank dt Australia, Ltd. C. G. OGILVIE, Inspector. The Bank of New South Wales. B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. The National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd. D. W. DUTHIE, ' Goneral Manager. The Bank of New Zealand. WM. OALLENDER, General Manager. NOTE.—The Banks will be closed from Friday, 18th April, to Wednesday, 23rd April, both inclusive. 1916

I IOIH j-u wmmmmmmamamamai ' I ■ 5f ■ 8f "1 JT IS HEBEBT NOTIFIED that' Subscriptions in 1 anticipation of the forthcoming War Loan are now I being received at the Treasury or at any Bank or Postal I Money-order Office in the Dominion. Such subscriptions I will carry interest from the date of lodgment to Public 1 Account. 1 Taxpayers are reminded that the compulsory .I provisions of the Finance Act (N o .-2); 1918, will be put I into operation, and that persons who are required to I subscribe under compulsion will receive 3 per cent, only | by way of interest on their investments. I Persons who voluntarily subscribe in anticipation I will receive credit for their subscriptions when the comI pulsory sections of the Act are put into operation. I Voluntary subscriptions will bear interest at the I rate of 4* per cent., free of income-tax; date of maturI ity/1938. I Post Office Inscribed Stock(which will bear interest ft at the rate of 5 per cent., subject to. income-tax, with # date of maturity 1927) and Post Office Certificates may * foe obtained from Money-order Offices on the usual • . terms. . . x •j ARTHUR .M. MYERS, •J '■ '' * ActittfiF^Mkaßter of"Finance. ■