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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 7 May 1925, Page 1

LOST i | OoT on Monday oy worKmg boy, a i grey coat. Would tinder please '.leave at it. V. Jury’s, Butcner, Bridge , street. a pair of glasses in Trafalgar street. Apply Mail Office. ; lEEE’S Sale. Gents’ Box Calf Derby ! Shoes, welted sole, round toe, j greatest value, 19/6. | ¥'&EE’S Sale. Gents’ Box Calf Oxford | Boots, smart medium toe, welted ’ sole, Toney boot, 15/-. H O for 2 WoekTOnly. Our special offer for a genuine H.B. made-to-measure Sac Suit with an extra pair of Trousers. All for £5 12s 6d. Lasts 2 weeks only. See our Fine Moegiel All Wool Suitings on show in our windows, or write for bundle of selected patterns. Fit and style guaranteed with all these splendidly made suits. — N.Z. Clthing Factory, Nelson. DEE’S clearing Men’s Black Italian Workers’ Shirts, 2 for 10/6. Real

good quality. nHHE Alladin. Burns 64 hours on 1 gallon of kerosene. No noise, odour, or flicker. Write Box 109, Nelson. DEE’S Boys’ Jerseys 4/11, hard-wear Shorts 2/9; Men’s Wool Sox 3 pairs TREE’S Roslyn and Petono Men’s Underwear, most- comfortable and health. Saves money and trouble. H'f) HAVE just landed large • stock of Children’s N.Z. All Wool School Jerseys in Heather and Brown colours, iu a full range of sizes, 20-inch to 34-inc.h chest. All to go at 5/11 each. Country orders receive immediate attention. Write early to N.Z. Clothing Factory, Nelson. T> ACE Hats for Men ! Good stock smart Felt Hats in latest shades and shapes, 7/11, 10/6, 19/6 to 52/6. — McKav’s. ~0 ACE Overcoats ! Splendid assortment Warm, Dressy Overcoats, in light and heavy styles, 55/- to 110/-. —McKay’s.

RICHMOND RACES NEWMAN BROS., LTD. A RE running Services to Racecourse as usual on— SATURDAY Fare: 4/- return. ’Phone 124. BLENHEIM SERVICE Car will leave Nelson for Blenheim Saturday night 5.30; also Sunday morning at. 9. . MOTUEKA FIRE BRIGADE AND CRICKET "ASSOCIATION SPORTS TUFOLDERS of Tickets in the Art Union in connection with the above are. reminded that the drawing for prizes will take place at Motueka on SATURDAY, May 16th in si. Persons who have been selling tickets and have in their possession any butts or unsold tickets, are asked to return same before the 14th May inst., to the undersigned. JOHN R.. CLARK, Hon. Secretary. Box 9, Motueka. NELSON~PHTIOSOPHICAL SOCIETL

YTNDER tho auspices of the Society a Public Lantern Lecture, entitled, “NEW ZEALAND BIRD LIFE.” will be delivered by It. A. FALLA, Esq., of Auckland, in the School of Music at 8 pin. on MONDAY, 18th May. Admission Free. A. PitO.POTT. Hon. Secretary. RANGER GUIDE fcLUB QTARTS SATURDAY, May 9th, at h-* 7.30 p.m., in All Saints’ Schoolroom, behind Church. Ouider in charge. Miss Laing, cxCainp Adviser, Ureal Britain. AURORA SAILING CLUB rpHE Ladies’ Sailing Race, postpon- ' ed last Saturdav, will be sailed on SATURDAY, May 9th. Race commences 2.30 p.m. N. S. BARTLETT, Secretary. BANJO, MANDOLIN TVS'ISS NALDER resumes teaching 1”J. MONDAY, May 11th. Inquirers kindlv ring on or after that date. 125 WAIMEA STREET. ’Phono 859. RACE DAY~ ~~ "T’jHE Public are advised that pre- -*■ misos of members of the Soft Goods and Jewellers’ Associations will close on SATURDAY, the 9th ins!., at 12 o’clock noon. MOTUF.kX RE-UNION DINNER A N invitation is extended to all exService men to a Re-union Dinner, to be held at .the Motueka Hotel on SATURDAY, 9th May, al 7 p.m. Admission, 5/-. THE PERMANE NT BU11.1)lN~if"S(h CIETY OF NELSON (Established 1862)

nrms sixty-third annual ,JL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders in this Society will be lield in the Board Room. Trafalgar Street, on WEDNESDAY, 20th May, 1925, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Directors’ Annual Report and Balance Sheet; To elect Directors and Auditors: To consider any other business that may bo brought forward. N.B.—Directors will meet the same ovening at 7 o’clock instead of 7.30. Copies of the Balance S’>eoi can be procured at the Society’s Office, Trafalgar street. GEORGE M. ROUT. _ Secretary. NELSON HARBOUR BOARD ~~ ]VfOTTCE is hereby given that at a J ' meeting of the Board, held on /pri} Ist, a. By-law was made providing tl at the wharfage on Manures should bo fixed at 3/5 per ton. and the said Bylaw null b? nrcsente i for adoption at a Special Meeting to be bold on Wednesday, 13th May. Tlie By-la v has been printed nr.d is open for inspection at the Board’s Offices during office hours S, F. SHERWOOD. Secretary.