IT COSTS AS MUCH

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 19 April 1909, Page 2

IT COSTS AS MUCH

in tlmo and labour lo apply, an in. •fervor anil common polish as to apply TAN.OL while thcro is no difference in price. It will pny you to think of this when you get around to polishing day again. If yon use TAN.OL for your lino. liMiniii and floorcloths for leather suites and leather work of every. kind for 'picture frames and -wood, work varnished Venetian blinds anil thc; hundred and nno other material)!' calling for such a polish. tha - .' tcsilii will he a deep and. lasting' satisfaction * with the appeavanec of yonr jiqnie fitting"! and furnishings; •*'.'■' '*-. . "" ;' '*'' Tan.ol is also the, very, best dress, ing and polish for/tan footwear; ''and has now'beeoino tie general iaWutito. : •'■'.' ■•■"■■ ■■ '■\ v / 1 -vTho paste, put up in the si^eriny tins is the most suitable fpjf- tail bpots leather bags, etc '•'".;■ .•'"." '■'■

The liquid Tan.ol put up in the.* *S bottles is for linoleums. - floorcloths and furniture! . .-*..- ■'- '

IF you once try Tan-ol you will never want any other make or brand. Tan.ol fillsUio bill. Your grocer has if. - _.■■ kak/b\m. : f , -';./-• •..._..' . ' .■'"! :". LocalAgeuts: Cock and. Co. . ;■ .

-.; -HanirWs remarks, said- that-, but for ■■ite New- Zaland Shipping' Company and ■ •■: ■•: eiieouragement^hJ-lassistanceithe-Meez. ■■■'-' "ing -Work's ■ Compaq-would have, ; had - greai-aifficultyiiri getting on. .Both the / i ; -Z^iaiKi ; Savill Com-; ;: -'-i- Danyl 1 had helped ttfe i. Freezing Company, ■•:-■- but he ! sp'okeHr.pre^^ particularly ; of the ■'■.','■'. J>f;ZiS; Co.,Fas;'Ji«- had been" brought "■- '■' ~n»ore*inCcohiact -withvthat Company in ■y-''\t\i&-'fiejstiiitioi£-; that: had been; carried -^■■,' : .'/pn."-\"-"^'--'- - : j;ii-ST' .■■' - .■.".-'■-">.•. ;": yMriFell sriojeevin praise ¥ of tEe-man-■~i s :nefi-.ia .whichV^'; C.-ipt'ain.: Collins had, "-^ ; brbuglit--in : and '^berthed* the" Eakaia, arid! - .-thtf'GMfebef o_f ! Commerce should coni- ■ plimenl>*Captajn Collins: on. his;; work..: Ke^^npyedJthatVa hearty, .ydfe of :; th'anks : , be;a'cc6r"ded CaptainiCpllins.* (Applause.). v . ; Th^Chaitma:i ; endorsed Mr ■' Jfell's . re--5?-■••■■; marks,',' and the motion, was pnti and! ji^^arried^b^acclamatioin^' ':■; '/■':?_;■''.. ..rl'|

iS; Tbi>* gathering; then ."adjourned td^tHe. ; .-^yCqmmereiaVHotel.'wfiere i a r nnmber'.oi 7-V'.'-:tdaate*%?re'^rop9Be^As':.-£pUoW:-^'--'^ ■'■ ; ; jrr~Diincan "(Pre^idont) '^haying p?o- --■ .posed the-King'" ■,'■ '■''-'' -p ■.■';.-.■: ■'.;-■_'.•''. '.: : ; ttti'ft; 'Eieia '"(Vice President^prqi. pose.d- the Union ■ Company; ; : He'/jpijL"" plunentea the. ;conipany;. on its". fleets /' ; :and ; fhppea tliat^now -they' \Kmia; send ,: l;larget}veßsels:tp";Nelson. -V'~- ''".. ''.■"".- ■•■£

jK.^TJ^Pti^e jilpcA:,^manager ;' pf^, the, ■\^--?p^on-f.&m^ny;«-'i«glied;;Ba^ng-:'the. •; yl^pinpany^had • been* 'i oremost . id^oiu, ■ r ;^garding "llirjjjefc boats^ a^'oat like tii.e.. ■v.-"-^ararto;r;.fbr^ln^ah"pe t -'!wpulaS>;araws ■••_' " . as'ift^eh jwater- 'as r th'eyKakaia anil if ■■■/;-ytJiMei"j£Mseis^ it ■- ■/ .^.would f.pnly^ ■'te/]tttirnmg'y.-io}-ihe\ot& ■ ? .. - Btat'etof affairs'' when', Steamers' had to ■■' ••; ■^•wait7for\th&itife ; '\itfsfeaii-.6f;as'-at-the .'■". .present; jwienf'tKe port" could . be : worked^«t alh times!- ".-The toast of ■■;,; the Uiudn; ; ;.G6mpany.~ coupled ; with- the :'';-.'...name's^'.o l ij^^e^Br^:'.CocTfc' I*-;;and-Eoger1 *-;;and-Eoger8 > - : w prop^Vedi-BJi'Mr P. Hamilton, and Jby /rMiF; '''''"r.CMit^S^g-AanWtVe-r^'.HarboiiTiriaster. - ; by?s&p^^^:^^^^:w;<' „ Th;oV!plsas*a.ni^piroo|esißgs / termi. ■' nated with thte^^^tfiePresiaoht. v ; ...-.of.therClianiber 1 -'-pt^&e'd^by"'Cai)tain : .y Bone..' ■"■■■.- ;'-.'.-'

-The galiiering . was "afterwards photp-:giaphed-outside/- the Corporation Buildings by ..Mr Brusewitz,L' ' ■ . - '