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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 18 July 1929, Page 1

TO LET 'T'O LET, top flat Nelson Bowling Club’s House, Examincr-st. Present tenant leaving Nelson. Possession 22nd inst. rpO LET, large •*- sitting room. ■well-furnished bedbreakfast optional, central, telephone ; suit professional man. Write “Considerate,” "Mail” Office. TO LET, flat, unfurnished; suit two -*• business girls, conveniences. Low rental. Apply 56 Hardy-st. "ro LET, large garage in centre of city; 5/- weekly. Write “Garage,’ “Mail” Office. FOR SALE TOR SALE, cottage piano, £l2 10s; suitable for bach or wham. Write “E. II.,” “Mail” Office. |L 'OR. SALE, guod white seed potatoes 6/- per cwt., also good Stunner apples, cheap.—Mum ford. Wakelield. |LX)R SALE, several good purebred Jersey and Jersey cross cows, August and September calvors to pedigree Jersey sire. Also 27-gallon Diabolo separator, good order.—C. Starnes, Lower Moutere. TOR SALE, Sliced Pineapple 1/-, A 1 Chunks Bd, 8.0. P. Tea 2/4, Sardines 3 for 1 /-, Walnuts 9d, Earm-cured Bacon, sliced, 1/2 lb. —Parcell, Anstice’s Bldgs. TOR SALE, handy to town. 4-rind. ■*- ' Bungalow with large sleeping porch, porcelain bath and basin, gas copper, Jinon press, etc. Every possible convenience. Nice dry section and elevated position. As owner must sell, a low price will be accepted. Easy tenns can be arranged.—F. W. Greenslade, Norwich Chambers, Hardy-st. TOR SALE, Richmond, attractive ■ semi-bungalow, 6 rms., glassed-in porch, wash-house, bathroom, garage, sheds, hot and cold water, electric light, etc.; £-uere section tastefully laid out in gardens and lawns. £1250. Very easy terms.—E. McPherson & Co., Hardy-si. TOR SALE, largest assortment of the finest now and sound second-hand furniture ever held in Nelson. Open Friday night. Inspection welcomed. — G. 'P. Russell and Son, 105 and 117 Bridge-st. SALE or Exchange at Tahunanui good home, free from Hoods and slips sheltered and sunny. Enquire kiddie’s Store. H WILLIAM M. COITERELL, Licensed Land Agent, Temuka, South Canterbury. AS For Sale or Exchange for West Coast property, Mixed Farms, Town ’roperty, Sheep Runs, Businesses and lotel Properties. Anyone contemplat:ig coming over to the East Coast canot do better than communicate with he above. READING GLASSES DURING the long winter evenings you want to read much more, and therefore you need good Glasses. We examine the eyes and prescribe Glasses. . We specialise in Optical Repairs of all descriptions. R. W. MARTIN M.P.S. OPTOMETRIST, 1 Trafalgar Street. BARK! BARK! BARK! COLDS and chills caught in rushing out to safety during earthquake alarms are very quickly cured by— CHERRY MALT Tlie double strength cough balsam. 2/6 bottle. Obtainable at— MARTIN’S PHARMACY COLLEGE SHORTS AT BARGAIN PRICES ! Slightly overstocked. 50 pairs to clear at a big reduction. These are genuine Regulation College Shorts, of best quality material, double seats and good linings, in correct style. Usual prices IG/0 to 21/-. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Sizes 7 to 12. 12/6. Sizes 1.3 to 10. IS/-. Some sizes will sell out quickly. Don’t miss this opportunity. W. McKAY & SON 40, 42, 44 BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. ODINIT restores the colour to your Hair, removes Dandruff and makes the scalp fresh, and comfortable. Sole Representatives: MARTIN’S PHARMACY, Trafalgar Street. MISS JOSEPHINE ROBINSON, Anstiee’s Buildings. KODAK FOR WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY lAVEN on dull winter days, a modem Kodak makes excellent pictures 1 when you use. speedy Kodak 1 ihns. Besides, Kodaking i s an inexpensive hobby and it makes healthy outdoor rccreation doubly attractive. Start your Snapshot Album To-dav. Modern Kodaks from 30/Brownies from 10/- , W. BRIDLE . PHOTOGRAPHER AND KODAK b DEALER, MOTUEKA. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 15 Per Cent, off DRESS FLANNELS at CLAY’S MOTUEKA. a ie >r SINGER AGENTS, BRING YO Uli II E MSTITCH IN G