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Colonist, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7735, 15 September 1893, Page 1

Money in, iti Cl§enp MasM ii res Prepared by the New American Process, D , r , £b. d. -one Meal, per ton, from . . ..700 Blood Manure, per ton .. „ 710 0 Blooi and Bone, per ton . . „ 610 0 Superphosphate of Lime, per ton, fr °m •• 60 0 Ten_3 to suit Buyers, Analysis will be forwarded on application to— BI6LEY BROS & CO., Bole Agents. Watches. & T EWART~J|AWSON & World famed fingligb Io Ye rs. Spend your money wisely. And seoure the Be& /alue by Purchasing from the Manufacturers. *ItaS2S2_ There are no Middlemen in S. D. A Co „„ ays'e^. and no Retail Profits. 8 1 ?Jr?-\?? & °° ,B G * a *a Liv^. pool English Hunting Lever, every known improvement, gold balanoe, defies aU com petition, oheap at £6/6, beware of iSj. £4/10-8. D. & Oo's Superb Englieh Hunting Levers, three pair extra jewels 40/10— s. D. & Go's Grand Three. quarter Plate Centre Seoonds Chronograph £ W° t S - ?• & Oo's English Double Minute and Seoonds Independent Chrono! graph Lever, all English, the best Sportinj? Watch ,v the World matchless value ° g £ nl 8 M ~S' D ' & oo ' s Sterl '"g Siivflf Defiance Watches, the Best low priced Watch ever made. Hunter's ditto, £1/15 ("Ladies' & Gents'), worth Three Guineas. £8/10. glißh Gold Levers J s< *__/S? cB * English Eantiag d Love?B^ S '£l4/lo! 30 ' a Ladi6Sj iKeyIeBS Gold Leve '» £1?/I0. nd ° 0 ' S GentS ' EQglißh Gt>ld Leve " "•Levi^iLrw' 8 ' EDglißh G ° ld EaQ «°" s L?rs?^ir ,GoidK9yieaßHun^ I n **°n a G^ tS ' Half Chronometers. £25 n?' Enelish Double JGold Chronographs, £27/10 a d £30. UOie,UO,a S. D. & Co Guard-ise a Saving 0 , 25 p theys e °iiy cry Buyer of - eaah Gold Watflh Jewelleryeignments by every steamer. Every • JJjfa of guaranteed quality, an d at about JuaU&a i4am * . . U l Ual °o loQ »ai prioos. "■ «. ¥»• &. 50a, SO.! anW M ' ujum- sow Enqpm, m, ea, Ws H> Ma Gents' Gold L 15 B 6d 17a ra ia. Gents' Gold Seals and Charm ijL •». 213, 245, 80s, 468, 608 "* Wa Ladies' and Gentej Sterling silver AH,..*handsome new designs. tK« hit* * Ib «**»i offered-prioes, , t , w 16s 6d to 25a ' ISIB 6d « 14a fl d 4 S S Be»sßilr8 e»s ßil r Sealfl> oom » aBBBa . Oharme Stewart, Dawson & Oo H 40, QUEEN STBEET, Auckland Motueka H )tsl, HIGH STBEET, MOT EKA, 0. HOLYOAKE „.... P« 0PW t,o« lata W. W. Ooppins . TEEMS moderate, and Meals provided at orVis^T' °' aBB aooomm^»«on i Wine, Beer, and Spirits of the van* scsi A oomfortabie Two-hor^e Oonveyanoe to and from the Wharf, on arrival and denar. ture of the steamers. y s ' Saddle Horses and Vehioleß for hire. Amongst other improvementa, the Propria, tor has ereoted a oonvenient Bath Boom Pull-sized (Wright's) Billiard Table. A oommodation for Tin horses in Stabla « oose boxes and good paddook attaohed. RIOHMOND, MOTUEKA, AND RIWAKA MAIL SEBVIOE. C, Holyoake's Coach «? ILL, after April 17th, leave the Bail. JT way Station, Biohmond, on arri ral ot Fridays": 10 a MoDdayß » Wedne «^'«nd BETCBN. Leave Biwaka on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7.30 a.m, arrive at Motueka at 7.50, and leave Motueka at 8.0 a.m. - Booking OfficeE : Bailway Hotel, Bichmond, Moutere Hotel; Holyoake's Motueka Hotel, Motueka ; Kavanagh's Poßt Offioe, Biwaka. Booking Offioe, Nelson— Bobineon'sObmV meroial Hotel. • r Speoial allowance for betubjs passages, All parcels left ai any of the above plaoes will be attended to, but must be paid for before delivery, g^n