G. FLEMING &rSf|a, Are now showing a large^selection of NEW GOODS f or'the Xmas Trade. Cohsfstihg 6**Linoleums and Floorcloths, Tapestry and "Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Mats, EtCi Blinds, ■ll HoUanols, Laces, Mattings, Curtaihs/Crctonnes : :? Tapestry, Velvets, Etc. Ifon and Brass Bed- ; ateads. Bedding of all deldkpttons. Our Furniture asd Furnishings is summed in the one word VALUER £rhls«>oiie word coo": summed up is the seclfct of our success. When you buy our Furniture you get 10- 1 VALUE, real honest VALUK* ? Not only that bur prices are low, this iff proved by a glance at our windows. But all goods are sjach. excellent quality. Thefull extent of the VALUE Is only found out when our 1 urnitiire ?Ls put * to the test of wear. »S- l|l I SJS— CALL AND INSt^Ci, • 0 v „ ■?.'■ — G. FLEMING & SOm, CABINET BAKERS « UPHOLSTERS, - HARDY STREET, - - -NELSON. •d? HUSBAND .. J2lJsJ] REQUIRES A 0000 STIMULANT WHIM M« RETURNS PROM aUMHMsV W TOU AM * /SHBRraT 0/1 •Tat*' •V" W-fl YOU WUtMHIM* 00ft'00#m£- ■ L«a«J^ »TEAMIHSj cut* OF
WOOL. WOOL, WOOL. WOOL SEASON 1903-1909. SEASON 1908-1909. THE undersigned are now prepare! to receive consignments of WOOL FOR THE LONDON MARKET, and will make liberal advances on same. The latest cabled advices received from London repert the market has advanced 15 per cent to 20 per cent, with market firm. WELLINGTON SALE& WELLINGTON SALES. Should clients wish to realise promptly on their clip we would strongly advise them to offer same fo^. publio auction at Wellington. We have made complete arrangements for offering at these sales, and prices ranging from 6Jd to 9jd have teen received for clients' wool shipped through us thiß season. The following are the dates fixed for the remaining sales of tho season :— • Blh January, 1909. 19lh February, 1909. E. BUXTON AND CO., LTD. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. NELSON BRANCH. Fire, Employers Liability, Accident •nd Disease, Marine, Common Law, Mortgage Indemnity, Workers, Com* pensation, Personal Accident, Fidelity Gnaramtee, Administration Bonds, Plato Glut. Policies Issued at Lowest CsrrantrstM. The Company is a New Zealand la stitntion, with Fonda invested locally, and ofleri Absolute Becurity, Simplicity ef Contract, Prompt and Liberal BetU* stent »f Claims. * F. A. BAMFORD. MANAGER. TRAFALGAR STRUT A GIFT WORTH WHILE. A GIFT WORTH WHitE. EDIsblfcl^llHONOGB^PH. DISONn lj HOLOGRAPH. Ad ideal holiday' gift (or the, home. It will delight old and yqujog- alike. Ite power to amuse grows with tuneIt is the greatest music-maker of the age It briugs iuto the home circle all of the world's mvrSic, rendering with wonderful faithfulness whatever song, instrumental piece, or orchestral selection, is desired. Make this Christmas the merriest of all by having for its chief feature an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. A. BALTING, Direct Importer, 113 Hardy-street, -Nelson. T TPPER ' A/rOUTERE. FARM, 76 acres, well-fenced and sub-divided, together with House four rooms,, trapshed, hop k|in, and shed, stables, -Sbatn, etc., well-wa-tered, part in oats, balance in grass. Full particulars on application to • JAS. GRIFFITHS, owner, on the property * to BISLEY BROS. & CO., Bole Agents. TO SAVE FOURPENCE! ; mo SAVE FOURPENCE! Buy No. 2 "EOZIE" TEA. It costs '■ ls-Sd only, yet for strength and flavour it's quite equal to 2s teas of otboi AgeuUi GROVE h SON^
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, 5 February 1909, Page 1
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