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!R. A. Xj Hi -A- 2n , GREAT CLEARING SALE! MARVELLOUS BARGAINS, AT PRICES NEVER OFFERED BEFORE, MARKET-STREET (BLENHEIM) NKXTTO MUtfCAST The roasons we can sell at such prices 200 yards now fancy dress atntti, at 3/9 a 20 pieces of heavy, strong, and durable navy 2Q.ladies silk sealette jackets, the wholesale '6 dozen lavender scented smelling a Its in are We buy for cash, and soil for cash; dozen yards habit cloth, double width, the usnal price price was 33/-, we are now throwing away ;'■•: stoppered bottles, nsual price 3/6, reduced therefore make no bad debts, and are con- 501 yanls all wool Mnlua tweed dress stuff, is 5/6, we are selling at 2/6 a yard ? atl9/6 each . ; , to.l/-each ■ , tent with small profits, A nimble sixpence 7|d yard ; worth double 50 large coeoanut door mats, cheap at 5/G 20 dozen children's sox in all sizes, jieyer^O,dozen ladies leather belts,Swiss and plain rather than a slow shilling. Tho 'argest stock of prints, Galatea, and reduced to 2/3 '<> sold under 9d, reduced to 3d pair never sold under 1/6, we are throwing NOTE TUB KOTLOWING'PRICES— gingams in Blenheim, warranted fast colors 50 large cooking aprons at If- each, this is a '25 dozen women's cashmere hose, cheap at away at Gd each Mosqueto net, 72 inches wide, 1/- yard reduced to 4|d 6jd yard splendid line 1/6, reduced to Gd pair _ 50 ladies waterproof mackintoshes, never 10 pieces butter c oth 2/6 dozen yards 10 pieces Pong ie muslin, -veil worth 1/-, 36in CO ladies' corsets, French woven, at 1/11, 30 dozen women's silk gloves at 6d pair, dirt sold under 21/- we are clearing at 7/11 ort anli'd WtW •nnrtmanteanx. at'll/6 wide, reduced to 6'd vard 2/-? p ir, worth double cheap at 1/- each, all sizes

Now Ready KIRKPAT RICKS BRAND BRAND New Seasons Jam, APRICOT CONSERVE in 21b nett Glass Jars. RAbPBERRY JAM in 21b nett Glass Jars. RED CURRANT JELLY in lib nett Glass Jars. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO. MANUFACTURERS NELSON.

oXveisteish: house. si T i IMPORTER OF GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY MANTLES, DRESS MATERIALS, RIBBONS, LACES, FLOWERS, &c A large selection of Dr Jaeger's Sanitary Woollen Underclothing; for both Ladies and Gentlemen. Also Liberty Silks, M StSw of m!Sis «n C d estimates, with any other information, forwarded on * P Se*SillinerT. Dress and Mantle-making Rooms are under excellent manage■ent, enablingordersto be executed with the least possible delay. a-miyfliigMgff^MiwMaiwsii

E. Powell, DENTIST, MAXWELL ROAD, BLENHEIM. MR. POWELL can scarcely be expected to apologise for an unexampled winter which has made his visits so very precarious, but fjom now tiil Autumn, the Ist and 3rd Monday will be certain fixtures Patients requiring anesthetics kindly communicate with Dr. Bakbb in advance. Dates of Visits.- 21st November, sth and 19th. December, 2nd and 16th January, 6th and 20th February, 6th and 2(Hh March. Mr. Bridge, DENTIST, Willis-street, Wellington (Two doors from Manners street, next Working-Men's Club. Artificial teeth inserted on the latest improved principles. A temporary set of teeth can be inserted, almost immedialely after the extraction of the natural teeth without exiba cost, so that the patient need not nmain toothless for a length of time. Teeth extracted painlessly by meanß of nit»ous oxide gas and other anasthetics. Children's teeth reguUted Consultation Free. By appointment to His Excellency the Governor. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, Invite inspection of their Stock of Gold ard Silver Watches, Chains, Diamond, Pear*, and other Gem Rings, Brooches and Bangles, Plate Clooks, and Numerous Artioles suitable for Presents. fliTNote the Address— W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, 85 Lambton Qpay, Wellington Nelson. NEXT MASONIC HOTEL. Wholesale and Retail Chemist and Druggist, has on hand a Complete Stock of Drugs and Druggists' Sundries, Patent, Homoepathic, and Herbal Remedies. ill order promptly attended to. Customers not known will kindly remit amount with order. James Boon, Proprietor ForJSale. ~' RASS SEEDS of every description at lowest prices. Properties of nil classes in every district. Loans negotiated on Freehold Securities. Shares bought and sold on commission only. J. B. TRINGrHAM & Co.. SHAKEBROKERS, Insurance, Financial, and General Commission Agents, 1 Lambtan Quay Wellington.

Money to Lend. MONEY to Lend, io large or small Bums, on Freehold Security. OONOLLY & SHARP, Solicitors, Blenheim. Money to Lend. N SUMS from £SO to £50,000 on Fr««hold Security. Interest from ROGERS; Solicitor, Blenheim, G, B. SINCLAIR, SUBVEYOB, Land and Estate Agent, TRAFALGAK-STREET, NELSON. C. H. MILLS, Mining Agent, Assessor, Wool Broker, and General Commission Agent, Hatblock Marlborough^ MONEY TO LEND ON Approved Freehold Security Interest from £6 per cent up*ards, according to the amount borrowed, and nature of security. Induction* left,with my agent, Mb. C. H. MiLts, in Have'ock, will It immediately attended to. B.M'CALLUM, Solicitor. LAUIKS VISITISG WELLINGTON SHOULD CALL Off MADAME POINDASTE, Dressmaker and Milliner 76 TARANARI STREET, For Style, Fit, and Finish. MR. DOUGLAS DOBSON, Authorised Surveyor and Land Agent, Is prepared to undertake the selection and obtaining of Crown lands under « The Land Act Regulations." Application! lodged and all information VoppHed regarding the tenure of Crown lands. Bheep and Agricultural Farms for Address: High-street, Blenheim. MR. J. F. WILSON DENTIST, Grove Boad, Blenheim. Patients desirous of seeing Me Wilson in Havelock or Picton, by writing and explaining the natuie of their wants, woald enable him to bring accessary instruments, &c, required. DR. JAMES P, BAKER, F.E.C.S., L.R.C.P. &c„ Ed., HAS commenced practice in Havelock, and can be consulted at bis residence (Dr. Drury's house). Appointed Medical ReiVree to Life Insnrame, and Public Vaccinator for Peloma. At home 10 a m., 2 and 6 p.m. Urgent cases any hour night or day J. B. SAXON, Licensed Surveyor, Nelson. SURVEYS undertaken in town or country with prompt despatch and lowest rates. Instructions left wivh Messrs liout 6c Sona promptly attended to. Address: Adams & Kmgdons fcfildingf, JWp»»

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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 4, Issue 19, 10 March 1893, Page 2

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