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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 317, 5 December 1906, Page 4

l> THBrSKEF^ICTANK: ; Ofi, a Skeptic Tank" 'is a beantiful I thing, ,%. . And, any town might 1 be proud r '•■> To -_feke such an?- article.: underwits *> ' .wing ."i *■••.- - And sing , Its praises aloud l o But it isnlt a drawing-room ornament „.■...■•;■;- cjuite, ' , .4?s a kitchen is better without, it, If you'd furnish your house in a" style that is right ■= Go to LOCK'S and be speedy about ""■■■.. it. A Skeptic tank in a public park Is a beautiful sight to see, And a Btroll in its neighborhood after dark Is good for digesting your tea; The Councillors wise they are all agreed * That itß flavour is sweeter than honey — But if comfort at home is the thing that you need .WILLIAM LOCK gives- the best - for your money. Oh, the musical voice of a Skeptic , '..tank Is a) beautiful thing to hear, As it hums in the night on the Mai"jtai's bank To .the houses that cluster near ; ; And Mestayer is great and his scheme ' is . tine, And ho may be right to the letter— . But for all that you want in fhe furniture line :- Our WILLIAM LOCK, is BETTER! ;, • HOMER.

SPRING CLEANING. DrRECT Shipments of CURTAINS? HEARTH RUGS. BLINDS, QUILTS, SLIPS, ART MUSLINS, etc., having arrived a little late for the season, will be sold at REDUCED PRICES. Alsoi about 150 Remnants of liinoleuns and Floorcloth at cost. You can also get a-splendid selection of .all kinJs Furniture, Vases, Crockery, Bedding, Rattan Ware, Stozes, Ranges, and last, but not least, the bipgest at:d most up-to date stock of PRAMS and GO-CARTS in New Zealand. T C\C^ \t U]SIVEasAL lA/ Vi/Aj PROVIDER. Trouble Ahead. THERE is trouble ahead in regard to the Septic Tank and entire Drainage Scheme, ;al6o much unpleasantness in connection with the nen bridges, and of courso tho ratepayers will have to "pay, pay, pay." The only consolation is that by buying at Lock's your Furniture, Pianos, Go Carts, Prama, and everything you require to make the home coinfortable and attractive, you can save enough money to enable yeu to pay the rates. L O~C K, THE PEOPLES POPULAR COMPLETE FURNISHER, CLEARING SALE. KARSTEN MEANS BUSINESS. For Two Weeks Only ALT, GOODS, NEW AND SECONDHAND, will be marked In plain figures, • at unheard of prices. DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES. BARGAINS! BAEGAINS! AT Exchange and Mart, BRIDGE-STREET. "WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. UNDER the auspice? ot the Wellington WOOL-BBOKERS' Association will be held in Wellington during the current Season on the following dates : — 2nd Sale, 7th December, 1905. 3rd Sale, 18th January, 1907. 4th Sale, 22nd February, 1907. All Wool must be into the various stores by Monday previous to Sale. The charge on Wool offered, but not sold, .vill be 2s per bale for the first ' offering, and Is per bale for t'je second j offering. f Levin & Co., Ltd, Murray, Roberts & Co. J N."'Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency.Co., | Lid., United Farmers •. Co-operative Association, Ltd., A. H. Atkinson Wairarapa Farmers' Co-op. Assu, Ltd. Dalgoty & Co. , Ltd. Abraham >WUliams; Ltd., G. H, . Scales. .... NOTICE. MR A. MILLER, \ BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, '-. (Late of Motueka,) HAVING purchased tho business of tho late MR JOHN SCOTT, in- I tends to carry on the BLILDING AND I CONTRACTING BUSINESS in all j its branches. Plans and Specifications prepared, and Estimates given for all kinds of Building. i Addhess — j •MILLER'S SASH AND DOOB FACTORY,. . TBAFALGAR-ST., NORTH, NELSON. Paintings oi ! New Zealand Scenery AFTER C. N. WORSLKY, Esq JP. COOKB & SONS have secured . the sole right for Nelson of the most delightful Pa'r tings of New. Zea- i land Scenery, after (, N. Woreley, Esq., ■ which they rre set ing mounted for i One Shilling afid Sixpence each. We cannot attempt to begin io give any idea of the beauty of these works of art, wbieh are really worth? half a guinea each. We will post you a complete set of ( Six Pictures free on recaipt of 7/6, and \ if they are not approved we will return j the money. We.'are Framing these Pictures with '■ Two-inch English Oak for 36. i As the supply is necessarily limited, and delays ars proverbially dangerous, call acd see them at once, and you will admit, with the Queen of Sheba of old, that the half has not been told. Dox't Foboet the Address— Royal Blue House, : HARDYrSTREET .} FOR SALE. " . "" ■• . • > i TVTEW Six-ioomed Hbure in Waimea : "J-^- .Street, at present let for 10/- per i week. ■ Price, £425." A. bargain, as * Owner- has left the District. /COMPACT' Farm of 10 Acres near, %c/- : RrCHMONB, 7-Roomed House, . Stick "idaiigi,;3;Stall, stable, Barn and Oriwaheds^-ail 1 - in- good order. '-i^ft'^SjS]SE FARM situated within JL.X-,t1 :...;,' Similes of City. 20 acres level, 'balance' ■undulating hills— all in grassJ'.'M acr^s in oats ; 4 acre in toma- ■ •toes.. r iSix-roomed Hdubo, and Farm • Bniirting's; '" ■'• - HGfGSE .PROPERTY in New-street,/ Seven Rbms, well finished, every convenience. Small deposit, balance at 5 per cant. AOMPACT FJARM, at UPPEE \j MOUTERE, comprising 134 Acres 30" acres level; balanceuadulating. All ' in grass or under cultivation. Half Awe in Hops. Seven-roomed Houte : and Farm Buildings. j HALF-ACRE of LAND, in Waßhine . , „tpn Valloy, with 6 : roomed EMise, '■ m good repair. Sunny position' ' A bargain at £360. • ■ TTANGUARDAND TOTARA-STS, * V Splendid Building Sites, 50 feet by 125 feet, from 25/- per foot. Very easy terms. If purchaser pays cash for section tbe vendor will advance at 5 par cent, the neceaaary money to baild a ■ residence ; or if buildin? be erected to • satisfastion of vendor the whole of tbe ' purchase money can remain on mort- ' »jge t "> \;er cent with option to reoay ' by mi u? lly instalments. [ PITT &^IOORE, | SOLICITORS. } »