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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXV, Issue 128, 1 June 1891, Page 4

Why is a pretty girl like a locomotive t Beoauae she Bends off the sparks, transports the malls, and hoB a train following her, j Brilliant and impulsive people have blaok eyeß ; or, if they don't have 'em, they're apt to get 'em if they are too brilliant and too impulsive, : THERE IS ONE THING every housewife abould know, and that is that Hbbou&xi Bakino Powdh ia the beet, Why? It is the oheapeat because the Best for making breads, paetry, oakea, puddings, aoones, do, Beauti* (ally light and wholesoro*. In Od. and Is tins. From all grooers. PERSONS OF DELIOATE CONSTITUTION, who are obliged to Abstain bom otdiOtty Ooffee, ehoald try Obease'b Tabaxaooh OS Dawdbuok Conrsa, Whioh ia leoommeodod by medioal authorities as a very valuable beverage for peraoni who suffer from weak digestion, flatuleooy, and nervouaoeii, Sold in lib. and 21b. tint, is and 3a. i

KEEP A WATOH ON THE GOVERNOR! And let it be a Waterbury; for whatever your opinion on things in general may be, it must be conceded that the Chief of the State should always keep well up with tho times, One of the things whioh helps give a man an unprosperous air is to be without a watch. The Waterbury ia an unpretentious but very reliable timekeeper, and oosta but a trifle. Keep ▲ Watoh on the Govkbnment I And let it be a Waterbury I For then the affairs of the colony will be well I regulated. Salesmen! Clerks I Everybody I If you need a watoh and can's afford a high priced one, we recommend the new Waterbury Short* winding, stem-setting, and only 22a 6d. Keep a Watoh on the Peemieb 1 And let it be a Waterbury, so that he may become, like it, aoourate and reliable, »ell balanced, rarely out of order, and alwayß true to the minute. How proud a boy is when he gete his first watoh. Start him on a Waterbury— only 13b 66, When you and I were bo/s it took 10 the amount, and for a key-winder at that. Keep a Watoh on Sib Habbt I And let it be a Waterbury. Then perhaps ha will know the time of day better than he has done lately. Do you know that the new Waterbury is a short-winding stem-setting watoh i It is— and a good timekeeper. Only 22a 6d, Keep a Watoh on the Boys— ahd the Giblsl For they are well worth watohing— especially the latter. Let it be a Waterbury, that they may always have before them a good example of general excellence and reliability. Ladies shopping are so apt to lose something. Better leave that gold watoh at home and carry the new Ladies' Waterbury : price 22» 6d. Keep a Watoh on Yoobself I For if you don't you will repent it. Let it be a Waterbury, so that like it you may be always •• On time." The wheels of Eternity never tarry. Wheelmen 1 carry a Waterbury lest you take a header and ruin your chronometer. It will serve you as well, Stevens used one around the world. The Watbbbuby has been more highly spoken of by the press than ant otheb watoh ever produced. It may be obtained throughout new Zealand from any respect* able storekeeper or dealer. Series "E " (the old favourite), 13s 6d j Series " J " and "h" (new marvels), 22b 6d. CLEAR MOUNT DAIRY AND PRODUCE DEPOT, MILTON STREET, NELSON. WH. MESSENGER boge tofsolioit the • favours of the inhabitants of Nelson and neighbouring dletriota for the regular supply of Nett Milk, Obbam, Eaaa, POUI/TBT OF ALL KINDS, DAIBT-VED POBK, Hams, and Bacon, and hia great specialities GENUINE EPPING PORK SAUSAGES GENUINE OXFORD SAUSAGES. He will commence making them on BATURDAT, MAY 2. To prevent disappointment, Orders should be sent in not later than tho lat, CASH ;PURGHASBR OF POULTRY, FRUIT, EGGS, PIGS, AND ALL COUNTRY PRODUCE. IMPORTANT "ANNOUNCEMENT I, IN answer to numerous enqoirtof, I beg to Bay thai I eh all make SAUSAGES every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, and the price will be QD. per ft o — Mb. CHISHOLM, Gbookb, Bridge street baa kindly pstmit ed any Orders to be left at hia Shop for me, All Goods Delivered. W. H. MESSENGER. {GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE v DEPARTMENT. EatabllshadieTO. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE BTATB. LOW PREMIUMS and LARGB BONUSES. The aim of this Department has beon to provide Life Insurance at the minimum cost comjintiblo with safety, It doos not charga Ita poll ny-hoMom unnecessarily large premiums in ortlor to o;i«Wo it subsequently to attract tho ignorant by tUo glitter of inoroasocl bonuses. Tho promluma whioh It charges are tho lowest compatible with perfect safety, and are loss than the participating rates of any other office doing businoss in Australasia, In spito of this fact, at tho last valuation (December! 1885) tho assets of tho offlco were found toexceodtholiabilitios by no less a sum than £242,000 sterling-A result fluo to economy of management and loW mortality. PRESENT FUIJDB over ONE AND A HALF MDiLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £300,000. J. H. KIOHARDPON. W GommiMionM-