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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 29 January 1909, Page 3

MISS Stevens, L.A.8., reeumes Teaching at her Rooms, Hardyet., on MONDAY, Ist February. GRAZING for Horses, Near Cemetery. Apply Davidson and Frost, Grove-street. MATAKANA leaves Lukins' Wharf To-morrow night, taking cargo for Molueka, Riwaka, Collingwood, -and Fdponga. PRtME fiaiiy Butter lOd, Separator Is, Factory Butter ls 2d, Bacon from Bd, also Ripe Tomatoes on sale. BOWDEN. OLD Boots made as good as new if left at SID SLINN'S Shop in Bridge-street, YOU will not regret giving SLINN an order for a made-to-measure Pair of Boots, LOST, Small Memorandum Rook, containing names. Finder kindly leave at "Mail" Office. LIGHTBAND & CO.'S Great Leather Boot and Shoe Sale now on. — Men's Shooters and Bluchers 7s lld, 7s 6d, is lld, usual prices lis 6d, 10s 6d, Vs 3d. LIGHTBAND & CO. 'S Great Leathei Boo^ and Shoe Sale now on.— Worn. Leather Lace Boots 7s lld, 8: lld, usual prices 10s 6d, 13s 6d. LIGHTBAND & CO.'S Great Leather Boot and Shoe Salo now on.— Boys' and Girls' Leather Laco Boots 5s lld, 2s lld, usual prices 8s 9d, 6s 6d. PLUMS, Blue Plums. 3s case or offer. STEWART & Co., Nile-street. DANCING, Anniversary Night (Monday). Foresters' Hall, at fc o'clock. Ladies 6d, Gents ls. Mis? Fowler pianiste. ONIONS, prime local, lid lb., 91b. ls. Tomatoes cheap. STEWART & Co., Nile-street. pianoforte! MISS N. SEALIT will resume Teaching on WEDNESDAY, 3rd February, at her residence, Hardy-street. SACRED BAND CONCERT, SACRED BAND CONCERT, BOTANICAL RESERVE, BOTANICAL RESERVE, THE NELSON CITIZENS' BAND THErTELSON CITIZENS' BAND WILL give an OPEN AIR CONCERT Next SUNDAY EVENING, commencing at 8 o'clock, assisted by Mr F. N. Jones' (jun.) famous Magnophone. SHORTHAND. MISS E. MOOI.E, C.T.P.S., F.C.T.S., will resume Teaching on THURSDAY, February 4th. 1909. 30 Nile-street. Estate of THOMAS KENNEDY, deed. mENDERS are invited for the pur- -*- chase of a Small Store and contents at Manu, as a going concern. AU information can be obtained from C 1 stable Knapp, Spring Grove, or th* dersigned. E. P. WATKIS, District Agent for the Public Trustee. Nelson, Jafl. 29, 1909. *______B__s____-K3SK* -*lpadljtt'* ri__^:ase___b^Bi^s L 'jiaKarif N.ZJR, NELSON-KIWI SECTION. ON MONDAY, February Ist, 1909. the ordinary Train service will be Cancelled, and Trains will run as under instead :— UP. 1 a.m. a.m. pjn. jj.m. Nelson dep 7.45 9.30 3.30 6.30 Stoko dep 8.0 .... , Richmond arr.... 8.14 Richmond dep.... 8.19 10.0 4.0 7.8 Brightwater dep Spring Grove , 10.27 Wakefield arr. ... 8.50 .... 4.35 .... Wakefield dep. ... 8.5S 10.35 .... 7.43 Belgrove dep. ... 9.18 11.0 .... 8.6 Kohatuarr Kohatu dep 9.53 11.33 .... 8.4 C Tadmor arr , 10.30 p.m Tadmor dep 12.10 .... 9.15 Kiwi arr....' 12.30 .... 9.35 DOWN. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Kiwi dtp 4.30 Tadmor arr Tadmor dep 11.0 .... 4.55 Kohatu dep 11.35 .... 5.30 Belgrove arr. .... p.m Belgrove dep. 7.10 12.10 .... 6.10 Wakefield dep. 7.35. 12.30 5.30 6.30 Spring Grove dep 6.40 Brightwater dep 5.48 Richmond arr Richmond dep. 8.15 1.15 6.0 7.9 Stoke dep. 6.10 Nelson arr. 8.45 1.45 6.30 7.35 All the above trains will stop at any other station if required. Note. — The extra train that leaves Belgrovo at 9.20 a.m. on Mondays will not run on Monday, February Ist, 190. Ihe train that leaves Nelson on Monday, at 6.30 p.m., will run on to Kiwi, and will return, leaving Kiwi at 5.30 a.m. for Nelson on Tuesday, 2nd February, 1909, stopping where required. HOLIDAY EXCURSION FARES will be in force, and tickets may be obtained at any station on the rscleon section on Monday, February Ist, 1309, available return same day. School excursion parties and other picnics as arranged for. Passengers are warned not to interfere with truck doors or fastenings : Railway Officials will attend to th..J. BY ORDER. district Office. Nelson, Jau. £7th, 1909. PUBLIC AUCTION —CITY PBOPERIIES — S ATURRAY, m Peh *t noon MESSRS LEVIEN & ROELET, acting under instruction from the Trustees in the Estate of J. P. Black, deceases, will soil at their rooms, Hardystreet, as above: — LOT 1. — Magnificent building site, having a frontage to Kawai-st. of 56ft by a depth of 100 ft (more or less), site of P.- Fabian's fire), together with the partly burned house thereon. LOT 2.— Valuable Section, 56ft by 98ft. situated in a nice sunny position, immediately behind Lot 1. and apj proached by a right-of-way from Waimea Road, j LOT 3.— College Hill. Splendid Build- ! ing Site, having a frontage to Waimea Road of 58ft, by a depth of 164 ft, all well fenoed. , Special attention is called to these Sections, which offer a rare chance to se- , cure a f»ood site in healthy locality, and " being right on tho Bus Terminus, art within easy accesr to the City. , LEVIEN & ROLLET. PHYSICAL CULTURE HYSICAL CULTURE AUD I TtI"EDICAL GYMNASTICS. s ITXEDICAL GYMNASTICS. MISS W. GREENWOOD'S Classes in these subjects will resume on MONDAY, February Ist. Exercises and treatment will be given for OBesity, n Constipation, l Flat-chestedhess, Spinal Curvature, & ' t General Development. n Pupils may enrol on Friday, January 29, 3 — 5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30, 11 a.m. — 1 p.m. Prospectus on application. MISS W. GREENWOOD, 1- • Trafalgar-st.. -'* Nskpik