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Nelson Evening Mail, 23 September 1916, Page 6

NO Compulsion needed if once you have tried Cooked Fish at the City Club Cafe, Bridge street.—W. T. Bubb, Proprietor. ■ AINTIES,'' Br'rtee street, for ' Ham., Bacon, Poultry, choice mall goods. Customers share profits. Register tickets every purchase. Collect and benefit. OTOR CAR FOR HIRE. Sevensealer.—X, W. XAVLOR, 'Phone CHRIST CHURCH LADIES' GUILD. THE ANNUAL SALE OF WORK will be held oil' WEDNESDAY, Ist November. SPECIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. RICHMOND. lENDERS, endorsed as above, will be. received at this Office \vp *•' noon ot" Saturday, the 30th day of September. 1916, for felling, clearing and grmbbing trees at the above named Buildings. Specifications may be seen at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarilv accepted.. w. wTddowson, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Nelson. 21st Se.t. 1916. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN PORTER HARRIS, late of Nelson, Commis= sion and Insurance Agent, deceased. ALL Persons having claims against this Estate are hereby requested to render the samo ( n duplicate) to the -undersigned on or before the 30th Sep-temibe-r, 1916. , FELL AND ATKINSON, ' Solicitor for the Executors. JUST OPENED : Exclusive Assortment of Choice Dress Muslins, White Voiles, and Piques.—CD.C, Bridge-street. "UST ARRIVED, ex Arawa and Corinthic, Ladies' Alpaca Costumes in New Greys, Cremes, etc. —C.D.C., Bridge-street. THRESH Arrival of Children's Straw, . Silk, and Panama Hats, and La dies' Ready-to-wear. —C.D.C., Bridge-st. E want Ladies to call and see onr selection of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats. Best assortment in Nelson.—C.D.C., Bridge-street. Voile, and Silk y_J Blouses, Nainsook Nightdresses, Square and Round Necks, from 5s lid.— C.D.C.. Bridge-street. "EW Season's Separator Butter, large supplies. 3d per lb cheaper than factory butter.—J. Wood and Sons. O AMARU Potatoes, the best N.Z. grows. Large shipment now landed, large and floury.—J. Wood and Sons. AND' P. Ch/ek Food 4lbs for Is; L - 1001b bag for 17s 6d; 251bs for 5s ; Oyster shell grit, 141bs for Is.—J. Woodand Sons. ■ MISS S. E. HEWITT, Electro Masseuse. NERVE, PHYSICAL & FUNCTIONAL MALADIES. 90 Hardy street, Nelson. Opp. Union Bank. Hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

YOUR SPRING hAT—YOUR SPRING riAXIS itere awaiftdn-g your choice. We have a& splendid selection, of dainty models, in. all the newest eha.pies and every possible colour. We are pleased at amy time to advise you and make suggestions as to ■which Hat best becomes you— An 4 Our Prices are Uniformly low. CALL IN SOON AND INSPECT OUR ATTRACTIVE SPRING- DISPLY. Trafalgar street.

WE. are fully conscious of the task -which our .position in this community imposes upon us and we have cheerfully accepted the ipjrivi:l©ge_ of providing'tihe imon and boys of tlhas City and district -vviftilx the - quality of clothes they require and admire. We are ready for every man amd young mam, boy and youth who wants clotihaug right -up to tlhie' mark. We're ready to serve him \viit3i the latest ideas in all men's and •boys' weax wJth our new season's goods. THE BIG SUIT AND BOOT STORE. MONEY LElvl' PRIVATEI/ff and in Strictest Confidence on Approved Note of Hand. Also upon Household Yurniture, Piano 3 (without removal). Repayable by easy weekly payments. Enclose stamp for reply to L. W. Balkind. Nelson agent, E. CANN, 129 Trafalgar street.

The Right Watch for the j Soldier is a Louis Kerr Wristlet Watch , DEPENDABLE CONVENIENT ACCURATE \ Punctuality is 5 a virtue in a civilian, a Sv necesity in a soldier. Rvery soldier needs a Watch, not only one that keeps good 1 qvvv\ time, but one that, will stand unusually .^)' r severe service—the life in camp, lnarch.ss"°|f./ f-r. ing and fighting in. all weathers. ?'" ' You can safely select any of the Wristlet Watches in oui? assortment. 'f Kach one has been carefully inspected S and is thoroughly reliable. COME IN AND SEE OUR LARGE RANGE OF SOLDIERS' WATCHES All Prices. LOUIS KERR, 109 TRAFALGAR ST.. NELSON