THE SKEPTIC TANK. Oh, a Skeptic Tank is a beautiful Fl thing, • And any town might be proud To take such an article under its lk wing • J3 And sing its praises aloud.; in But. it isn't a drawing. joom ornament ed quit" ■ ■ " ( j . Aflß'K "kitchen is bettor without it, -« U. you'd futnisH ybuf hottse ih a styte 4 'that is right . . :■ .^ •Go to LOOK'S and be Bpeedy about R il> B A Skeptic tank in a. public. Bark "■l* a, beautiful slgßl 48 im, i. 'ASa a let^oil lh its neighborhood after daik Is good for digesting your t«a; . The Counoiliora wise they are all agreed. . . „ ... That its fl4vouV ft BWseler .than 1 nonsy— ' J But if comfort at home is the thing f that you need J WILLIAM LOCK gives the best for your money. Oh, the musical voice of a Skeptic tank. .... Is a beautiful thing ,to tear", As it hums, tn t.no hight on the Mai,j> til's bank ■ To the houses that cluster near; And Mestayer is great and his scheme | is fine, And he may be right to the letter — But for all that you want in the furniture line Our WILLIAM LOCK is BETTER ! HOMER. SftdNt tiIMNG. DIRECT Shipments of CURTAINS!HEARTH RDGS. BLINPS, QU[LTS, BLIFS, ART MUSLINS, • to., having arrived, a little late for the eoason, will bo sold at REDUCED PRICES. Also,. about 150 Remnante of Linoleuir& nnd Floorcloth at cost. You can also g»jt a splendid selection of all kinds Futniture, Vases i Crockery, Bedding, Rattan Ware, Sto7es, Ranges, and list, but Hot least, (he biggest rtr:d most uj.-to date stock of PRAMS and GO=-CAKTB ih libWZealand. f r\r\ ir uTFversal JjUAjAj Provider i- — — ■ * „ Trouble Ahead. fPHKRE is trouble ahead in- regard to X the Septic Tank and entire Drainage Scheme, also much unpleasantness in connection with the now bridges, and of course the ratepayers will have to ;■" pay, i ay. pay." The only consolation .is that by buying at Lock's your Furniture, Pianos, Go Carts, Prama, and everything you require io. make the 'home coicfortable ahd attractive, you can save enough money to enable yeU tc ,pay the rates* LOCK, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR COMPLETE FURNISHER. ! ■ - - -- CLEARING SALE. KAKBTEN MEANS BUSINESS. For Two Weeks Only ALL GOODS, NEW AND SECONDHAND, Will be marked in plam figures, at unheard or prices. DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE FOB YOURSELVES. BARGAINS.' BARGAINS! AT Exchange and Mart, BRIDGE-STREET. WELLINGTON WOOL SALE'S, UNDER the auspices ot the Wellington WOOL-BROKERS' Association will be held in Wellington during the current Season on the following dates :— 3rd Sale, 18th January, 1907. 4th Sale, 22rid February, 1907. AH Wool must be into the various stores by Monday previous to Sale. The charge on Wool offered, but not sold, »ill be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per haie for t".ie second offering. Levin & Co., Ltd, Marray-. Roberts & Co. N. Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency ,Co., Ltd., United Farmers Co-operative Association, Ltd., A. H. Atkinson Wairarapa Farmers' Co-op. Assn, Ltd. Dalgety&Co.,Ltd. Abraham *Williaras, Ltd., G. H. Scales. NOTICE. MR A. MILLER, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, (Late of Motueka,) HAVING purchased the business of thVlate MR JOHN SCOTT, intends to carrv on tbe BOILDING AND CONTRACI'ING BUSINESS in all its branches. Plans and Specifications prepared, and Estimates given for all kinds of Building. AUDBKSS— MILLERS SASH. AND DOOR FACTORY,. , TRAFALGAR ST., NORTH, NELSON. FOR SALE. NEW Six-loomed Houpe in Waimea Street, at present lot for 10/- per rr?.ek. " Price, £425. A bargain, as Owner has left the District. -| -t K,ACRE FARM situated within X At)" S miles of City. 20 acres % !evel, balance undulating hills — all in grass. 4 acres iiioats; i acre in tomatoes. Six -roomed House, and Farm Buildings. HOUSE PROPERTY in New-street, Seven Roms, well- finished, evory convenience. Small deposit, balance a', 5 per cent. COMPACT FJARM, at UPPER \J' : MOUTERE, comprising 134 Acre*. •SO acres le"vel ; balance undulating. All in grass cr under cultivation. Half .;..?cio in Hof_f>. Seven-roomed Uoute and'Fana Building9. RALF-ACRK of LAND, ni Washing- . £bn Yalliy, with (broomed Hvuse, ,jn good repair. Sunny position. A bari.iiri at £360. ■TT^NGUARB AND TOTARA-STS. V Splendid Building Siles, 50 feet by •125 feet, from 25/- per foot. Very eaey leims. If r nrchiKor paj-a cash for section tho vendor will advance at 5 per cent, tbe necessary money to tniild a residence ; or if buildii;-! bo erected to 'satisfaction of vendor tho whole of tt e purchase money can, remain ,on mortgage f' * v e r cen * ; 'with option to repay by m< nr iiy insta!ni3nt3. PITT &~aiOORE s SOLICITORS. , Sgiriag | Goods. • ' • . ■■'_ ■■ ■ ' . ■•_ < fUST ARRIVED- ' ■ ' \ '. THE FINEST-CLOTHS I» THB \ MARKET. i ■Tweeds, : -.. ] :>': c Vicuaias. -■■ Tennis. I' G6\t, 'iihd other suitable Twr&eds fci ■ the com lug season. ■' •• .. ..' TAILOR, ' TBAgAPftAR ST- (OPPOBITB MJ .
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLI, Issue 317, 21 December 1906, Page 4
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