i Comfyl i "QUILTS Cold W" Nights. WE HAVE A «uARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOWN QUILTS, IMPORTED DIRECT PROM THE MANUFACTURERS. FULL SIZE AND THE DAINTIEST OF COLOURINGS. THE BULK OF OUR STOCKS OF QUiXTS ARRIVED TOO LATE FOR LAST SEASON, THEREFORE WILL BE SOLD AT THE OLD PRICES. (FROM THE KAIAPOI AND BRUCE MILLS.) ALL SIZES AND THE BEST VALUE IN THE DOMINION. DOUBLE ALL WOOL NEW ZEALAND BLANKETS FRO" 3&;JM MARCELLA QUILTS AND SHEETINGS, unsurpassed for V;»hu», _ » C K'S Complete Furnishing Warehouse Commercial Forestry Pays! Mr Farmer, do you recognise that you can grow pine tre:sp>v where nothing else will grow! 3 ; The cost of planting is small. The cost of upkeep is nil. The .:> thinnings for firewood purposes will yield a return as quickly as an orchard. The fire danger is easily guarded against; &* :, Is the premier timber tree, because it grows quicker than any other timber tree in the world. Is easily propagated, and can be grown on the roughest and poorest of land without preliminary preparation whatever. It admirably adapted for fruit and butter boxes. After five years experimenting, a can confidently recommend the planting of yearlings. I quote as follows: Yearling Pinus Insignis, F.0.R., 40/- per thousand. Graded 2-year-olds, Pinus Insignia, 60/-, 80/-, 100/- per thousand. NOTE. —For large schemes I can still undertake planting at a small extra fee. Also, intending planters can lie put in touch with several areas of cheap country. Note Address- —
KENGBL.AIMD, PRIVATE RAG, APPLEBY,NELSON. JNJEW aooD* Special Reduced Prices DUCHESS UHBSTB. WARDROBES, SIDEBOARDS,, DICING CHAIRS, fclTk CANE CHAIRS, COUCHES, MORRIS CHAitRS, TABLES, BEDSTEADS & BEDDING SOFA RUGS, . » CARPET SQUARES, CARPET RUNNERS, HEARTH RUGS, DOOR LINOLEUMS, WINDOW POLES. WINDOW BLINDS. ' -. -.^^«- Also t uil stock FAHOY WHEEM LHTEM OOOM! UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY, TABLE LINEN, SHEETING, FELLOW CASES, PILLOW SHAMS, NIGHTDRESSES, NIGHTDRESS CASES; hCTCHESS SETS. TEA CLOTHS, ( ASEMENTS. CURTAINS/^ .**• silk ttssore silk, PLAIN AND FAN€nr HANDKERCmEB'S FLEMING and SONS
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 164, 9 July 1918, Page 2
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