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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 26 January 1911, Page 8

WOOL & PRODUCE. SEASON 1910-1911 ■OTTE are as uscal making advance* free of interest and exchange on Wool, Skins, Tallow, Butter, Frozen Meat, Lamb, etc., for shipment to the London Markev. LONDON MARCH SALES We are receiving WOOL, etc., foi above and later Sales, to be shipped by S.S. "Turkistan," timed to leave Nelsoi. about 4th January, at the direct rate o; freight. Grower© in Motueka, Takaka, Cox vingwood, and surrounding Bays will find it to their advantage to ship by the direct steamer, therebv making a saving in charges. Clients may send their wool into store as soon as it Ik ready. NO CHARGE is MADE for STORAGE WELLINGTON WOOL SALES To growers who wish to sell their wool in New Zealand, we woi-l<i strongly recommend them to offer it at the Wellington' Sales fox- open comj»etiticn. We have made complete arrangement* whereby wo can offer any lots at these Sales on .Clients' accom.*. The following dates have been/fixed for the Wellington Sales; — TUESDAY, 3rd January, 1911 TUESDAY, 7th February, 1911. FRIDAY, 3rd Marcn, 191 ut ' Fortnightly Sales are also held throughout the year at Wellington, when farm era* odd lots of wool ,skins, hides, etc., can be offered to the best advantage. iscount Sales and Cheques posted promptly. We. have every facility for handling wool to the best advantage at our Bulk Stores j therefore consign your wool to Buxton's Aidicg E. BUXTON £?' LIMITED. BUY GRIFFIN'S THICK LEMON I"EFXGBXFFIN'S SEVILLE ORANGE PEEL GRIFFIN'S LARGE CITRON PEEL. None better in the Market. GRIFFIN AND SONS, LTD. KELSON.

Study These Pictures! WS: These illustrations are faithful copies of original' honest photographs taken by Mr. H. Clifford, Photographer, Christchurch. '■.'.' i Don* be Af/s/e<# by Catchy \ I AOvertts&monts I I THIS IS WHAT [ Briefs Jegeneratoi, DOES! Price, 3/6. Special Strength, 5/6. SEE THE GEXUIXE PHOTOGRAPHS OF CURES. All good Chemists, Hairdressers ••* 1 Storekeepers. BRICE'S REGENERATOR can be obtained .at the Pharmacy of Mr J Boon, and from all leading Chemist* and Hairdressers throughout New Zea land, where photographs of genuine cures can also .be seen. "ELSON CSCHOOL OF ? M' (affiliated to the Assorted £oar< Royal Academy of Music and Roy* College of Music, London.) AmeriaES i Jiessrs Cock, F<sll, Gibhe K.ing, Maginnity, and Re?. J. t Ivampthorne. Principal, and Teacher of Th«or> Violin, and other Orchestral instruments: Herb. Jutrog Lemku Teacher of Singing; Mb. B. B. dx LoozsTeachers cf Pianoforte ; Miss Eael, A.R.O.M. (London), Ml, Dora Jutjsox, ai.l Mr B. B. ox Loozb FEES (Practical Subject*.) r One half-hour leaeon per week: 35e p* Term. Two half-hour lessons per week: £3 pt Harmony and Counterpoint: One hah soar per week—3os per term. Railway Concesions: Same as to Techn cai eichool pupils. . Classes will bo held by the Principal (o prepare candidates for the theory ex- "— m tiona to be held in December rext .ADVICE TO MOTHERS! —Are yoi Broken in your rest by a sick child suffer ing with the pain of cutting teeth ? Gi at once to a chemist and get a bottle oJ Mrs WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRTJF It is perfectly harmless and pleasant tc taste, it produces natural, quiet eleep little cheru button." It sooths th e child, it soften* the gums,' allays all pain, relieves wind regulates the bowels, and is tne beet known remedy for dysentry and diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth Suothing Syrup is sold by medichv dealers everywhere.* .O what extent do the various disanswered on looking up "Lucas* Nelson Almanac 7 ' for 1911. HE amount of wool-exported and produced is an interesting matter. The actual figures, for the years Vnji 1889' to 1909 are given in "Lucas* Nelson Almanac" for~l9ll.