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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12679, 26 October 1909, Page 3

WAITED KNOWN, ~ , Advertisements are inserted in thi 1 column at the rate of Twen; words for One S" 'Uing. 2h?€insertions, half-a- rown ; six in sertions, four shiU ngs and six pence; for Cash 01. \y; iff booked one shilling each if, vertion. ANOTHER NEW SUIT? No! last season's Cloaned and Renovated at ; I.X.L. Dyeing and Cleaning *Vorks, Col-lingwood-street, 'Phone 3G*Jr 3557 WANTED, Inexpensive Board and Lodging on Farm for Gentleman . requiring out-door life. Willing to do , light work.— Steedman, Arcadia, WelliugtoD - 3533 CARPENTER'S Stocktaking Sale~for Drapery Bargains. Ladies' Stook , ings 6d,- Gloves 6d, Belts-Cd, Corsets 2s , 6d, Ribbon Corsets, with suspenders, la 6d - 3527 PRINTS and Muslins 4d yard, Nainsooks 2s lld dozen yards. Pillow Slips Cd, Handl-eichiefs lOJd half-dozen "hildrec's Handkei chiefs ld each. 3528 RENTS' Sox sd, Ties 3 for ls, Harvest VJ* Hats Is, Denims 2s 9d, Fleecy'Paucs ls lld, Shoit-sleeved singlets Is 66. , Carpenter's Sale. A^tBOO BLINDS, Jap. MattißCT, Path Cano Ohairs, Brats Rail Becl' stoads. Kapoc Beds, etc. _ Fleming & Sons. T7IANCY Linen Handkerchiefs, Hearth - D £ UgS ' Towela, Shoet- ; mg, Pillow Cases. 2126 Fleming & Sons. ANTED KNOWN: Another lo~t Ladies' Washing Blonses 2s 6d each. Summer Belts Is, Is 3d, ls 6d, ls lld.— Jnst in GIBBARD'S. WANTED: Men to call and s=e V T cnoice lot Black flexible Hats, latest shapes os 6d, 6s 6d 7s 6d. Extra special qnality, silk-lined 10s.— Justin . GIBBARD'S. ANTED, 72B^Tto Wear Pretty Embroidered Sailor Collars really choice lot, no two alike, ls to »s' Ud.— Just in, GIBBARD'S. J?OR SALE Cheap -under English A. retail prices — Mannfacturers' Samples ot Tapestry and Art Serge Table Covers, I to 3 yards lon ? — realJv choicn lot.-Jnst in GIBBARD'S. * WANTED KNOWN, With all the ,',i c I-, about Men ' s Bo - K «<i Suits, you 11 find it very hard to beat onr Fine W orated Boxed Suits 37s Gd, 455, 50s, 555. strong bnit* for everv-dav wear— well m ule h-oin reliable Tweucis," 2,V. 973 q& aus.— New lot just in. GIBBARD'S. ' 'T^rTiiS'TED: Everyone to know thafc T V we do not »iui at loweat prices g*ung; but we do claim that tor reliable' quality, and solid sterling. aU-ronnd value, ifc will pay you to go to 33. GIB--15 AED, "Spot Cash" Draper and Uothier Lower Bridge-sfcreet-opposite W. Lock s jg ARNINGHAM'S Splendid Open I' ire Zealandia and Miner Ranges Atlas Sewing Machines, and Wonderful "Sun" Lamps, at Lock's, sole igcat. T)ON'T Worry over hard times and shortness of cash, when yc-u cau buy your l'urnitu.re, Linoleums, Carpets, Curtains, eta., at such low prices at Lock's. J^ET your eye be your judge, your pocket your guide, and view Lock's Great Show, for you can buy ■Anything for the home from a fryingpan to a piano, at prices which defy, competition, at Look's. CABLE STATION, WAKAPUAKA. REPAIRS, PAINTING, ETC. 'TENDERS will be received at this -*- Office until NOON of MONDAY, lst November, 1909, for repairs, painting, etc., at Cable Station, Wakapuaka. Specifications may be seen at this office and at Cable Station. The lowest o" any tender not necessarily accepted. S. J. HARDING, Assistant Engineer. Public Works Office, Nelson, October 20th, 1909. 3515 The Best Brinks FOR Warm Weather ARE GORMAN'S CORDIALS, DERATED WATERS, and HOP TONIC. Riuj up Tei-u-bohe 11?. Delivery to (any locality. ifiAVI DOES THIS CONCERN Kir*, x . YOU. IF SO KNOW YOUR DESTINY. THE STARS TELL. ifyl'Y results absolutely establish th© - LTA reliability of ASTROLOGY, tho most ancient of all sciences. Hundreds of lotters of appreciation from every class of society provo the exactitude and fidelity of my HOROSCOPES. Let me provo it to you. I will send a test HOROSCOPE of yourself, your life, character, marriage, and business you are best suited for, your travels, health and business matters, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. INSTRUCTIONS.— Tako an impression of your loft thumb, rubbing a little ink over it and pressing on a piece of white paper. Send this to me with date of your birth and sex. Enclose Postal Noto for ls 6d or 24 Penny Stamps and self addressed envelope to^ — MR L. BANKS, Courtney Place, Wellington. Piease mention this journal when writiug. aai.s ¥/. ROUT & SONS. [Established 1855,] PHOHERTIES FOR SALE. Orohard Properly, of 52 acres, 30 acres of which is in orchard. Good dwelling and outbuildings. Easy terms. Stoke. — 25 aores of rich, level land with good water supply, with 6roomed dwelling, etc. Price, £2000, easy terms can be arranged. Shakespeare Walk.— New 6-roomed house with all conveniences. Price £600. Britannia Heights. — Now 5-roomed house with all conveniences. Totara Street. — New 6-roomed house property. Price £nBS. Stoke. — New 6-roomoJ house property on Main Road, with Btable and outbuildings, windmill, eto. Easy terms given. Wellington Street.— Building site of 40 feet by 80 feet. Price £75. Halifax Streat.— Now 6- roomed dwelling house near Post Office. Price £550. Tahuna. — New 6-roomed dwelling house with shop and tea n.«»m& This pioperty occupies a spiendid position, and a good business is done in the ted rooms. The owner is selling on account of illhealth. \ StepnsyviHo.— s-roomed cottage pro- ' perty. Price £150. Mount Street.— Building sites at £2 10s per foot. Haven Road,— Boarding house of 13 rooms. Price £700. Off. Cambria Street;— Almost new srobmed house; A bargain st -£325. Bridge Street.— Shop property -iat at £108 s yoar.. Price £1400.