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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5017, 28 September 1887, Page 3

- ; NEW ADVEBTISEMENTS. ,~ ""^BE HIVE 'STORES. New Season's Teas 1887-88. pSE largest and choicest assortm-Kit of Bulk and Pack? t Indian and China JL TEAS of the vory bt>Bfc valu« in X lain:—Original Chest?, i-Ohe-»t', 51b Oacfließ and Gannietera of 1, 2, 5, and 7ibs j Oriantal CouipanyV, Australian and China Ooui" ninv'a Neleon Moate and OoaipansV, and Ohina Company's TEiS in 51b Tiua j ftho in lib and i-lb Packefce. Bulk Indian TEAS, Original -Cheat*, from 2a per Ib. Bulk C hlna TfIAS from Is 6d per Ib, J-Ohosts from 13a 9d, , . -.■-■• PBLOBUB PkESBRVING COMPANY'S FISH in lib tina-Hapuka, Schnappsr, Moki. Blue Cad> and Butter Fisb. . JUST ABRIVED-frora Ihb WANaiNOi Meat PBBSBBvnsra Company. — S'ioep's Tongues, Ox Tongues, Minoe Meat, Brawn, Epping Pork Saubßges; Boiled, L^ncheor, and, Jgpioed Beef; Potted Ham, Tonguo and Chicken ; also, Pitted S re^'d Toneups ; K; d nej Gravy, Vegetable, Ox-tail Soups j Scotch Bro'b, &c, &}., in 1, 2, and 4 ib Tin?. BURSS' A;l SOAlf NEWTON'S PiSBtfKOTION (best yellow) SOAP. JET, V. ""PHILLIPS, GENBEAL GBOOER, Ukt AND..OOJ&N DEALER, Garner of BaiDSE and C Sisebt?.

FUUBB'AL, J^EE> Friends of MR ARTHOB . BAIGKENT are respectfully informed that the FUNERAL of hi 9 late WlFlil will leave bis Besidence, Pigeon Vallty, TOMORROW (THURSDAY), at p.m. In. the matter of the Winding-up of "The Champion Cojpbe-Mining compan?, of nbw zealand, \ Limited, (in Liquidation.) S IPBELIMIffAHY KOIIOS. 'FIBE whole of the PEOPEtTf in | JL iha above Matter will be submitted FOB SALE BY PUBLIO AUCTION, at the Auction Eootas of Mksobs Shaep & Sois, i on WEDNESDAY, fcho 30fch of Kovambor next. A. D. BAYffEILP, Official Liquidator. MICHAELMAS HOIIDAYS. rHE TOWN "SCHOOLS will be CLOSED on THUHSDAY and FBIDAY NEXT, the 29th and 30th instant.. E. D. JAOKBON, Chairman. rpO THE ELECTORS OF*MOTUEKA. Gentlemen, —Ab the House meets tomorrow week, the 6th October, there is short time before I shall have to enter upon my duties, and therefore it is necessary to at once make the requisite preparations. Under these circumstances, I am certain you will not think me discourteous in being absent when the Offioial Declaration of the Pol' is made. Permit me then to take the first opportunity of conveying to you my best ■ thanks for the honor you have done me in I electing me to represent our important conI gtituency. ' ■ I can only renew my assurances that I shall M do my very utmost in your interests, and on 9 behalf of the Colony. Strengthened by your ■ expression of confidence, I shall do my very M beßt, and I hope that when I return to you m the trust you have reposed in me, all who 9 voted for me, and a great many who did not, 9 will be able to say that I have done my duty. ■ I have the honor to be, m . Gentlemen, II Your obedient servant, 1 JOHN KEER. I Mosgiel. Motto: 'A 'AB 'OQ. I ff7ANTED KKOWN —That-we H V? have Just Opened our HEW II GOODS for the present Season. 1 WANTED KNOWS"—School Suits made ■ from strong Mosgiel Tweeda j nothing bolter $m manufactured; mothers should see thorn. % KNOWS" — Men's Mosgiel JH fkeei Suits mado to order on the shortest 9 notice, from £3 10a. ■ WANTED KNOWN —Over 500 Men's, ■ Boys', and Youths' Mosgiel Tweed Suits to 9 ielact from j all at Factory Prioe?. Inepeo--9 tion invited, ■ WANTED KKOWJSf—Tr at ths best money |I value in New £eal-ind is to b? had at the Hew I Zealand Clothing Factory. M WANTED KNOWN—Shafc we have the §1 largest, Bnd by far the Oheape3t, selection of M Men's and Boy's Hats in Nelson. fl WANTED KNOWN—That all our Men's m ani Boys' celebrated Moleskin Trousers are fl made in the Colony. fl WANTED KNOWN—That wa make all m kmds of Tennis, Bicycle, Foothill, Cricketing, mk Boating, Naval, and Military Uniforms. 1 Terms Strictly €a?h, I Mew Zealand I Clothing Factory, 1 TRAFALGAR STBIET I " ROBERT ALLAN, Manager. 1 Suburban Residua M IN NELSO--K I For Sale. S B? Auefcipn or Private Contract. m 808, SALE.-Thal beautiful and 9 \ fertile Estate at Stoke, a subu.b of U Nilson, called 9 Oonsuting of 206 acres of admirable land, WM enclosed and Bub-divided by fences asd j» hedges. One hundred and seventy acres are Wm laid down in English grass. The iaaprovf--9 Bents .coneiet of a welUbuilc slato-roofed ■ H Honße with 16 rooms, 3 Cottages, 2 Con* er- . IS vatories, Stables, O^rriage-bouse, Shearing 9 Shed, and Outbuilding?. 9 The Property is admirably situated, euit--9 &We for occupation as a whsle, or for eub--9 division into allotments for Suburb n Bojh S Titlp under the Land Transfer Act. 9 The Property will bo Sold by Auotion as ( a 9 8i or in convenient Allotment j about ttia |H Middle of November next unless a rcasoaabld 9 tffer be previouEly made. fl % partioulara, teraip, bo., apply to ■ FBANK H. 000 KB, 9 Solicitor, Nelflon, fl Or to Me^Brs fl CHAPMAN & PITZSIRALD, . 9 Solioitou, Welliogtsn- I