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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 30 July 1929, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS |7OR. SANK, table ram.ls 5/- eenliil bag. also Sinclair Clllllii[)ions 6/saek. All bag extra, Cash wij.li order. — ('. Taskor. Phone 60, Richmond, ISLAND I)i;ai)Kn~Bnnanas, Black Pas- •" sinus, Ripe fears, Grapefruit, RhuIj irb Pii(jH<» uO'i —Nelson Fruit Co V A. N T E U NELSON' RDODV UNION MOTUEKA JUNIOR REPS. Admission: Gents I■. ' Ladies fid Stand 6d. FRED. J. LOCK, Secretary, N.R.U. FUNERAL NOTICE •"THE friends of llie late Richard Jen- ; kin I'nlglaze are informed tliat his funeral will arrive at the Stanley Brook Cemetery at 2 o'clock TO-MORROW (Wednesday) Afternoon. 31st July W. K. WILKES, LTD., Funeral Directors. :LBON CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB "- tne Institute at 7.30 on WEDNFS--IJAV. 31ft July. L. M. ESTCOURT, Hon. Secretary. SYNOD SERVICE. day) EVENING at 7.30 o'clock. Tile Synod will he constituted afc this Service, and the. President will deliver his address. The collection is in aid of Synod expenses. NELSON HARMONIC SOCIETY J NO PRACTICES THIS WEEK |"T is hoped to give tile Concert on - THURSDAY, 15th August. Full attendance requested for the two remaining Practices on Thursday. Bth, and Tuesday, 13th August. F. 0. GIBBS, Hon. Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND ERS' FEDERATION." LTD. NELSON FRUIT ADVISORY BOARD ELECTION ,Vf R 11. W. CHISNALL, of Stoke, and ITI - Ml! W: P. SALMOND, Mahana, being the only nominations received for election to the above Board for the Nelson and Central Fruit Areas respectively, are hereby declared elected. For the Nelson Fruit Advisory Board. I C. G. WILKINSON. ! NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE LICENSING DISTRICT OF NELSON T ALBERT THOMAS HOLLISTER, ' of Nelson, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the bouse and premises situate at Nelson and known as the Central Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at the. Courthouse at, Nolson on the second day of September, 1929, apply for a transfer «f the said license from myself to Alfred Kendall Baxter, my appointee. Dated at Nelson the 3rd day of July, 1929 A. T. HOLLISTER, Foil and Harley, Solicitors, Nelson. STOKE PUBLIC HALL WEDNESDAY, 31st July, 1929. at * v * 7.30 p.£n. Concert of the Season. Artists: Mental Hospital Staff Concert Party, "assisted by leading local talent. Russell's Buses leave Menial Hospital 6.40, Dee's Corner 7 o'clock. NO" T I~C "E ' 1* THE undersigned, beg to inform ■*■ * orchardisls and farmers that I have purchased a Tractor, and necessary Implements and will take all kinds of work, contract or dav. P. HENDERSON. Lower Moutero. MOTUEKA BRANCH R.S.A. ANNUAL RE-UNION DINNER. WILL be held at Bowers's Sample Rooms SATURDAY, 3rd August, at 7.30 p.m. Admission: Members 5/-, other Returned Men 7/6. P. G. CRAIG, Secretary. & 3SSSB9 *». isCji^^si^ 353 CLOTHING FOR SALE BY TENDER T'ENDERS closing at. noon on TUESDAY, 13th August, 1929. are invited by the Defence Department for the purchase of Dyed Military Clothing. consisting of Greatcoats, Jackets, Trousers, Blouses and Shorts. The. garments are similar in all respects to those recently auctioned by the Department. Tender forms setting out the terms and conditions of sale' may be obtained from The Director of Ordnance Services, Military Camp, Trentham. SCIENCE SURMOUNTS NATURE is always taking » place in :i modern petroleum refinery—the larger the plant.'the greater the. 'amount of spirit constantly going up in vapour out of the enormous holding tanks. A Reclamation Plant has been installed by the RTCHFTELD OIL COMPANY whereby this vapour is recovered from the air—and it amounts to 25,000 gallons of Spirit per day. RICH FIELD study economy for you as well as for themselves—therefore buy Phone 1203. SOUTH ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS.