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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIII, 3 August 1929, Page 2

MI SC JCLLJLNEOU S NOT 1 C E "jiERSONS trespassing on our properlies, silunled Glen Rae, Wangapeka, will be proseculed. Dogs shot ; poison laid. W. F. QUINNEY. II BARTLETT. s wri/rs nelson“rnniWOPuical society NELSON INSTITUTE WEDNESDAY, 7ih August, at 8 p.m. Lecture hv— MR A. TONN.OIR on SANDFLIES OF NEW ZEALAND 0. B. PEMBERTON, Hon. Secretary, NOTICE TO HOME GARDENERS* - ,’T/RY “ALL BRITISH’; Harden Seeds -*■ for vour next year's crop. Good varieties in both Vegetable, and Flower Seeds. Ordinary packets 6d, specials 1/-, 1/6, 2/6. —Webster's Distributing Co., Dunedin. Local Agent: S. W. Newport, Korere. FUNERAL NOTICE THE IViends of David Knowles are 1 -*■ informed dial the funeral of bis kite wife Emma Clara Knowles will arrive at. tin- Richmond Cemetery TO-MOR-ROW (Sunday) at 2.30 p.m. W. E. WILKES, LTD., Funeral Directors. x n.z. church missionary SOCIETY r f' IIE Annual Meeting of the above So--1 ciety will be held on TUESDAY, 611 1 August, 1929, in the Marsden Church House (Library) at 11 a.in. BUSINESS : Presentation of Report and Balance Sheet.; Election of Committee and Officers for the ensuing year. C. A. GOLDSMITH; Lay Secretary. LYNTON school Trafalgar Street South. PRIVATE SCHOOL for Children from 3 to 12 years. Boarding accommodation. Particulars on application to the Principal—Miss Mildred Worley. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY FARMERS’ TOUR TO EUROPE, MAY, 1930 rHOS COOK AND SON have arranged for a Tour for N.Z. farmers to 'hit Great Britain, Ireland, and the lontinent, with Experienced Courier, isiting British Farms, Shows, Herds, Tour Combining Business with Pleasure, in MAY, 1930. Inclusive Price, from New ££so Zealand and Return : Send for Preliminary Folder. THOS. COOK AND SON, WORLD WIDE TRAVEL AGENTS, 191 Featherstou Street, (Corner Hunter Street), WELLINGTON.

TO PRUDENT HOUSEWIVES YOU all realise tho great service rendered by the Co-op. in bringing and keeping the price of Groceries to level of the bigger cities. —Remember also that we sell— CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, BRUSHWARE, Arid all Household Hardware Lines at prices equally as reasonable. WORKERS’ CO-OP. SOCIETY P.KIDGE-ST. and TAHUNANUI MR W. W. SQUIRES Dental Surgeon. VVrn.L continue his practice in tem- •* - porary rooms at his residence, corner Bronti and Shelbourne streets. Phone 865. MOTUEKA LICENSING COMMITTEE QUARTERLY MEETIN G REEFTON, 4th SEPTEMBER, 1929 (Wednesday), at Noon 'VTOTTCE is hereby given that the * above Meeting, formerly tentatively fixed to have been held at Motueka on the 6th September. 1929, and later altered to be held at Murchison on the 10th September, 1929, has now for divers reasons been definitely fixed to bo hold at, REEFTON on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of SEPTEMBER, 1929, at Noon, and all applications filed, adjourned, or advertised pursuant, to the several fixtures made will be heard at the meeting on the 4th day of September next accordingly. Dated at Reefton this 30th day of Julv. 1929. W. MELDRUM, Stipendiary Magistrate and Chairman of the Motueka Licensing Committee.

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