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ECOMOMI© Drapery EstaWislimeiit. MRS* ANSTICE* HARDY-STREET. NEW COSTUMES, j EW Children's Dresses, j EW Dress Pieces, ! EW Millinery, EW Hosiery, EW Mantles, New Umbrellas, etc. v All Costumes made to fit before taken away. Country customers please send measure with orders to ensure a good fit . 21 MRS. ANSTIOE, Hardy street. To avoid mistakes ask for Wolfe's Shnappß. NELSON FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, — LIMITBD — Registered under the " Joint StC(& Companies Act, 1882." BUTCHERY DEPARTMENT. THE ASSOCIATION having OPENED 1 BUTCHERS' SHOPS in Nelson, and Biohmond, are prepared 'to supply Shareholders and the Public with Meat of the Best Qcamty at reasonable rates Shaie oldeiß in tbe Farmer ■' and the Industrial Associations will participate; in the profits, in proportion to the amount, oi their purchases. Shareholders and others having Stock to dispose of -are r quested to apply lo the Manager. GBOCERY DEPARTMENT. lha Directors have arranged with the Nelson Industrial Co-operative Afsooiation to supply our Shareholders with Geooebies of the Best Quality, at current rates, and with participation in Profits. PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE. • Geain, Hops, and Genebal Fabm Pboduo sold on commission. Ample Storage is available, and Farmers are requested to forward Samples. Oobn Sacks, Hop Bales, Gbass and other Seeds, Farming Machinery and Implements of all kinds, as well as General Merchandise of every description supplied to Order, at Lo west Bates ■ OFFICE3— BRIDGE STREET. The Association have now ON SALE the following Goods :— 12 Tons first-class Eating Potatoes 18 Saoks Onions The above will be sold at per Back or per ton 50 Sacks Rye Grass Seed, farmers' sample 8 Sacks Fowl Wheat 50 do Oats, good sample 20 Tons good Oaten Chaff Orders for Cocksfoot Grass Seed now taken. Price low. Address— ■ Bridge Street, Nelson. By order of the Directors. _ A. MILLS, Secretary. If you cannot get Wolfe's Schnapps in one house it is much better foe you to go where you can get it. Vanguard Stables* LANDAU S, -C AB S, WAGONETTES Single and Double-seated BUGGIES and SULKIES, with or without Horses, ON HIRE. Steamers attended to pt all hours. Orders left at the Stables will be promptly attended to. RICHARD THOMAS, ~ : Wedding : M « : and : Vanguard St., 73 a : Picnic : $.S : Pasties. : Proprietor. §"S : : The popularity and enormous Bales of Wolfe's Schnapps testify to its intrinsic merits. X%7 ANTED — First-class General W SERVANTS, HOUSEMAIDS, and COOES in W anganui. Passages paid. Send references and -^ to PINCan-o & CO., Labor Exchange, 023 Waaganni. WANTED KNOWN— Any Lady, Gentleman, or Farrily deßiring a change, can meet with a COMFORTABLE COTTAGE HOME near the Sea in the pleasantly situated Village of MOTUEKA. Inquire of anyone^ three doorß north of the Motueka Hotel. N.B.— lt i 9 not oatside appearances, a spacious dwelling, real or personal estate — nor is it pomp of power, all thai beauty, all that wealth e'er gave, that do constitute natural independence or superiority, -No i but it is HEALTH of BODY and SOUL, and a home, be it ever so homely, where the balmy breeze- blow and the wind whistles FREE WANTE D— Working HOUSE KEEPER, for Hotel, Wanganui, also to assist at table; age 25 to 30; wage 3 One Pound per week. Also, two experienced WAITRESSES. Passages paid. Apply harp. PINCHES & CO., 406 Labor Exchange, Wanganui. Nelson Brewery. J. K. DODSON & feON'S a tt a Fine Tonic Ale, is NOW A. J&- c KEADY for SUMMER USE. Also, their BROWN STOUT PORTER, in Pints and Quarts. 2117 Robert Watson, Horse-Slioer'& General Smith, BEGS to announce to his Customers and the public generally that in future, the PRICE OF SHOEING will be— Light Horses .. .. .. 6/Cart Horsea 6/* Remove U. Steeling 3d. TRAFALGAR-STREET NORTH next Gbv'i Btables). i