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Golden Bay Argus, Volume VII, Issue 69, 26 September 1901, Page 5

IN AID OF THE ABOVB FUND A WILL BE 'HELD OK ADMISSION : To Concert : 1/- „ ,To „ „ Ladies: 1/»'To commence at 8 o'clock. ■E.' STAPP, Secretary. IN THANKING the public for their LIBERAL measure of SUPPORT accorded to me during the time I have curried on Business in Collingwood as. a General Blacksmith, etc, I beg to announce that I have disposed of the said business to Mr H. SHIRTLIFF, of Rockville, for whom I will ask a continuance of the support accorded to me. J. W. FOWLER. Collingwood. the public that the BUSINESS will be CARRIED ON in similar lines as heretofore, and to THANK them for the liberal support, I have received during the past eight years in business at- Rockville. H. SHIRTLIFF 6EHERAL BLACKSMITH COLLINGWOOD, ~ , WE ARE NOW SHOWING Large Quantities of Irw Goods ■ for; SPRIHG & SUMMER WEAR, Patterns post free. EVERETTMOS, DRAPERS, TAILORS AMD OUTFITTERS. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. mHE following PRICES will be 1 given for MILK SUPPLIED to the undermentioned FACTORY and CREAMERY:— At Kahuna Factory: Bd. per lb. butterfat. At Bainham Creamery: 7bd per lb. butterfat. Motueka. Ready-made Costumes in Colored and Black Cloths, Dress Serges, Homespuns, and other dress goods at low prices at L. Sutton's. Just ope Led, a gool stock of Yates' reliable Garden Seeds, also on hand a few tons Early Vermont Potatoes for seed.—L. Sut on.