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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 20 August 1910, Page 8

TO HORSE OWNERS. [7K have a Buyer for 15 Young 2 ' tu 5-your-ulil .Medium and Heavy Draught Horses, broken and unbroken. Sellers kindly toud particulars to us early, also lowest price (hat will be accepted. Sale io be subject to our usual commission. RISLEY BROS, and CO. J. GRAHAM, Landscape and Practical Gardener. aARDENS laid and contracted for. Roses. Shrubs. Soil, and Manure supplied. —The Nursery, Gloucester-st. STATE COAL —AND—household f^^f^TZT^ HOUSEHOLD ljUlli-J. LANDED TO-DAY Ex WAIMEA. I nr\n SACKS COKE & COAL. UUU SACKS COKE & COAL. ORDERS can be promptly delivered for COKE; also STATE. PUPOXGA, and WESTPORT COAL. Ring up 'Phone 12 or 66. CENTRAL-WOOD. COAT,. AND PRODUCE DEPOT. (Late Calder's). Waime-a-stre-et, Nelson. EVIEN, f I Proprietors. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY GO., LTD. WOOL GRAIN", PRODUCE & LAND BROKERS; , . LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS; FINANCIAL AGENTS. "AVING lately opened an Agency . in No. 70 HAKDV-S'l'., NELSON. •we now prepared to do business in any of the following lines : LIVE STOCK. We a"t solely as Brokers, and will advertise shortly the dates on which Aui'liun Sales will bo held. PRODUCE. Having Branches throughout the Dominion, Australia as well as having our Head Olliio in London, with Stalls of Exports, we are able to offer every facility for the marketing to advantage jf all Produce, LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE IF REQUIRED. MERCHANDISE, MACHINERY, ETC. Shipments are now coming forward, and we shall- be able to offer at an early ante all classes of Farmers' Requisites, including Manures, Fencing Material, Groceries, etc. WOOL, SKIN-, HIDES, & TALLOW. We hold FORTNIGHTLY SALES in Wellington, and solicit consignments. FIRE & ACC>DENT INSURANCE We are Agents for tho Union Assurance- Suciety Limited. R. \V. WATERHOUSE, Manager, Wellington. A. F. TURNBULL, Agent, Nelson, ""el. No. 580 P.O. Box 33. NOTICE! \ LL Overdue Account? not other wi.-o arranged for by August will be placed in the hands of our I solicitors for c.-Uect ion. W. 11. -MAY, \ ichmond and Wakapuaka. EASILY CURE THE WOKST COUGH. Onegives relief. An increasingsale of over 80 years is a certain test of their marvellous value Sold, in Tins everywhere. HE tmdersigned having taken over the above Quarry, is prepared to take orders for Metal from same. CHAS. HAGGITT, Shakespearo Walk. Telephone 109. SHARPLES' TUBULAR SEPARATORS mmMkm " Read what our Ciients say about the SHARPLES/ " er, Wngooi, w.it2j; We have used a Sharpies Tubular Separator for over 12 months, and find it an exceedingly capable machine. We have used other makes, but got rid of them to get this one. We are pleased .that we did so. " The low supply can is really a splendid arrangement. There are fewer parts, and those parts more easily washed than other makes. We have aimed at getting a machine to separate as little milk with the cream as possible (this is a very vital point in hot weather) and to separate clean at the same time. The Tubular does this very satisfactorily, and is an easily worked machine. p. hTbest. APPLEBY, NELSON. Or to A. S. PATERSON & CO., Wellington. WALMEA COUNTY. A PPLTCATTONS for the positions of DAYMEN (other than the gangs) throughout the Countv. will CLOSE at 12 o'clock noon, oil WEDNESDAY. 7th September Next, at the County Office. Nelson, where full particulars may be obtained. J. G. LITTLEJOHN, County Engineer.