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MISCELLANEOUS ¥ OST, blue Persian kitten, vicinity Bronte-st. Binder please communicate with 25A Bronte-st. Phone 90S. A LL Canvas renewals and repairs done at shortest notice by D. M. Rees, Ltd. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AN,I) FOUNDRY CO., LTD. TVJ'OTIFY Shippers that,owing to Monday, 22nd instant, being Anniversary Day at Wellington, the Matangi will be unable to accept cargo for Wellington on Saturday next. FUNERAL NOTICE PTUIE friends of the late Edmund John Wills are informed that his funeral will leave our Mortuary, Collingwood street, TO-MORROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock for the Nelson Cemetery. SHONE AND CO., Furnishing Undertakers. FUNERAL NOTICE rrUIE friends of the late Tracy McCarthy are invited to attend his funeral, which will leave our Mortuary Chapel TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 2 p.m., arriving at St. Joseph’s Church, Wakefield, at 3 p.m. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary’s Church, Nelson, at 7 a.m. McPherson and day, Funeral Directors. FUNERAL NOTICE LOCKE. —Friends please note that the funeral of the late Amy Sarah Locke took place from the residence of Mr J. B. Marsh, Main road, Oakura, on Wednesday, 10th January, 1934, at the Ilenui Cemetery. BOON BROS., Funeral Directors.

(PLAY Bank Creek Bridge. NelsonInangahua Main Highway.—Tenders receivable for foregoing by Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, up to 4 -p.m. TUESDAY, 6th February. Plans and specifications available at Public Works, Nelson, Christchurch and Murchison. ___ AWTIIUON I NSTITUTE Orchard Demonstration THE demonstration of Fruit-stock and Manurial Experiments postponed owing to wet weather, will oe held at the Annesbrook Orchard, Wakatu, on FRIDAY, 19th January, at 2.30 p.m. All interested invited to attend. fruTTmarkeT WEST AUSTRALIAN AND NEW SOUTH WALES APPLES Appended are prices secured for West Australian and New South Wales apples during the past season. It indicates the gross average price over all grades and sizes and all varieties shipped for each week throughout the selling season. The sales were elfected by private treaty in Covent Garden by Messrs. Geo. Monro, Ltd. „„„ GROSS AVERAGE PRICES FOR NEW SOUTH WALES Fruit ex Cold Store, sold end of July. 21st July, 1933.—R0me Beauty 8s to 12s; gross average 10s 3d. Granny Smith 14s to 17s ; gross average 15s 4d. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN AVERAGES, 1933 Bth April, 1933.—Jonathans 12s, Cleopatras 12s, Dunns 11s, Cox Orange Pippin 19s. 15th April, 1933.—Jonathans 6d, Cleopatras 12s, Dunns 11s. 22nd April, 1933.—Jonathans 12s, Cleopatras 12s, Dunns 11s 6d; Cox Orange Pippin 16s. 29th April, 1933.—Jonathans 11s 6d, Cleopatras 11s 6d, Dunns 11s 6d. 6th May, 1933. —Jonathans 12s, Cleopatras 12s, Dunns 11s 6d, Granny Smiths 15s, Delicious ,10s 6d. 13th May, 1933.—Jonathans 10s bd, Cleopatras Us, Dunns 11s 6d, Granny Smiths 14s, Delicious 10s 6d. 20th May, 1933.—Jonathans 9s 6d, Cleopatras' 10s, -Dunns 10s 6d, Granny Smiths 13s 6d, Delicious 10s 6d, Rome Beauty 10s. ' 27th May, 1933.—Jonathans 9s 6d, Cleopatras 10s 9d, Dunns 10s 6d, Granny Smiths 14s 6d, Delicious 10s 6d, Rome Beauty 9s 6d. 3rd June, 1933.—Jonathans 10s, Cleopatras 10s, Dunns 10s 6d, Granny Smiths 14s 6d, Delicious 10s, Rome Beauty 10s 6d. 10th June, 1933.—Jonathans 9s 6d, Dunns 9s 6d, Granny Smiths 14s, Delicious 9s, Rome Beauty 10s, Dougherty 10s 6d, Rokewood 10s. 17th June, 1933.—Jonathans 9s 6d, Granny Smiths 13s, Delicious 8s 6d, Rome Beauty 10s, Dougherty 10s 6d. 24th June, 1933.—Jonathans 8s 6d, Dunns 9s, Granny Smith 13s, Delicious 9s, Rome Beauty 8s 6d, Rokewood 10s 6d, Yates 10s. Ist July, 1933. —Dunns 8s 6d, Granny Smiths 12s 6d, Rokewoods 9s, Yates 9s, Statesman 7s 6d, Democrat 10s 6d. Bth July, 1933.—Dunns 9s, Granny Smiths 12s 6d Dougherty 9s, Rokewood 9s 6d, Yates 9s, Statesman Bs, Sturmers 8s 6d, Chandler 9s. 15th July, 1933.—Dunns 9s* Granny Smiths 13s, Doughertys 9s 3d, Rokewood 9s 6d, Yates 9s 3d, Statesman 9s. 22nd July, 1933.—Dunns 7s 6d, Granny Smiths 12s 9d, Doughertys 9s, Rokewood Bs, Yates 8s 6d, Statesman Bs. 29th July, 1933.—Granny Smiths 16s, Yates 9s 6d, Newtown Pippin 10s. J. H. COCK & CO., LTD. FIRE, ACCIDENT AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS TRAVEL AGENTS Passenger Agents for— NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. WHITE STAR, AARD, 5.0.5., Etc., MOTOR SERVICES. THE UNION STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE ANCHOR SHIPPING AND FOUNDRY CO., LTD. Agents for all the principal overseas Passenger Lines. ALL ROUTES ALL RATES TOURS ARRANGED Latest Literature, Sailing Schedules and Farp Lists always available. BAGGAGE INSURANCE EFFECTED AGENTS FOR—THE AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAUX. J. H. COCK AND CO., LTD P.O. Box 85. Shipping and Insurance Telephones: 35 and 802. "VTELSON Paint proved so reliable, ' Unless you use it you don’t get the Best.