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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue XXXVI, 30 September 1902, Page 4

FOR SALE-CHEAP. r* KOOMED HOUSE, with Half Acre of O Land. Also, FiDe BUILDING SITE, Grand view. W. LOCK, L<»nd Agent. FOR SALE- CHEAP. 0 EOOMED HOUSE. Good locality, W. LOCK. PRAMS.~JK>CARTS, And as yea/a go by don't sit and algh If biby'shardto mind. G o-Olu t or Pram for the httle lamb, At Leek's you'll always find. Largo Bhipment* of tbe ve y latest and most stjlisn deeißiiß direct from tbe maker*. ar.d v. the lowest prices. Cash or onTinePaymmtiß ' LOCK'S SINGULAR VERSUS PLURAL. TO those in the know it is ludicrous to observe how the local Auctioneers battle for business which docs not exist ; it must be 1 siamfight when there arc four licensed Auctioneers and no business to employ one a Third of h Mr T LOCK is a fearless battler whin U&e is anything to battle Tor, but won't waste energy m touting for what is practically .a myth. Not being of a greedy, erasping or avaricious nature ne fs satisfied with his P/esent business, and recognises fully that others must live as well as himself Not being a limited or unlimited company, and not having Bros., or Co., appended to his the peni° nal pronoun pretty _much If he could use the word WE and OUR he could advertise up-to-date laS !°OuT b MR LOCK is a Heavenborn Auctioneer of 21 Karat, his credentials with horizontal movei ments and jewelled in 4 hole«, may he seen at the Central Auction Mart ; and it is needless to say, he is a sound practical man with unerring, judgment, (classed perpetual A.I. at Lloyds) of the value of goods in general and furniture in particular. Though belonging to no nrm he has the FIRM determination to give his customer* the benefit of his unrivalled knowledge and experience, and although he can't say WE or OUR, everyone knows that LOCK is an experienced and conscientious Auctioneer, and for gett/ing good results (and making low charges), he can run rings round anyone in the district." ... do to t /\riTr?n The Leading AucT IICK S tioneer and Com- "^^ plcte HOUSE Furnisher. WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT A SEWING MACHINE? THE ATLAS Is the swiftest and lightest runnirg Machine on the mirker. Will work back wards or forwards without changing the stitch. Has no cogsor complicaliojs-a cbil! can use th?m. They sew from the finest muslin to the thickest cirpet without changing etitch or needle. They hpro, frii), tuck, quilt, br»id, etc., etc., fcoacoompl eh wbich a tall set of attachments are given FEEE with each Machine. A1 in want of a High-ola^f, Up-to-date Maobine th.uM inspecr, THE ATLAS, which has by sheer foroe of merit won ita way In spite of all oppoeiti in, and now bas tbe laigeFc sale of any Machine in the Nelson I iat riot.. As MR LOCK imports thorn direct from tLf fuorory, and ia Agen.'- /or the whole Colony, he aelh theru ai low prices. ! DON'T SUFFER, WHEN you can have your Ejos properlj tested for Glasses with tbe latest applUnce at my Room?, which tave been fitted up ejeolally for the pirpoße. SPECTACLES ANY PRICE. Sight Testing and Consultation Free, Sole Agent for .he RATIONAL SPECTACLE. They give rest to those whose Eyes wevy at night. Sahs* at ri3N Guaranteed. AI3O jci=t arrived, ft nice parcbl of nWKLUEFT. "AICTW omOTa J. A. CHISHOLM, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN WATCHMAKER, Etc., TRAFALGAR STREET •NexiMeTrw'R Cvele Workn\. "BUTUTIN tXIRAOnDINARY' FIFTY THOUSAND i POUNDS SAVEED. NO DRAINAGE SCHEME REQUIRED. HEALTH can be thoroughly maintained by using MANHU FOODS A Marvelled Preparation of the various Cereals essenUal for Uie Food ol Man. MANHU Flour MANHU Flaked Wheat MAINHU Flaked Oats MANHU Flaked Barley MANHU Flaked Hominy MANHU Flaked Rice MANHU Flaked MANHU Prepared Groats MANHU Prepared Bailey MANHU Prepared Pea Flour MANHU Buckwheat Flour MANHU Frumenty MANHU Infauts Food MANHU Diabetic Flour These foods are especially prepared under a new process, by which not only the husk is removed, but the more indigestible port'ons of the cereals are changed, and the food partly cooked and rendered easier of digestion, more palatable, and more nourishing. They contain all the natural Mineral Salts fourod in the grain, which are so valuable in building up strong bone, muscle, brain, and nerve tissues. Persons of weak digestion or constipative habits derive great benefit from their use, while the most active men find full satisfaction from a diet wholly or partly composed o f these specially prepared foods. THEY ARE OF EXTRAORDINARY VALUE TO PERSONS TROUBLED WITH INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA, DIABETIS, AND GOUT. A " Guide to Health and Pocket Diary for 1902," containing directions for cooking these foods, and a fund of information regarding w,hat we SHOULD and should NOT eat, may be had of M. M. WEBSTER, who is tbe Sole Agent for the " MANHU FOOD COMPANY, Ltd," Liverpool. M. M. WEBSTER PROVISION MERCHANT. Trafalgar Slreel,