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Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8062, 5 October 1894, Page 4

— FOR — «— > Carpets ! __Gargets_ l Carpets! HAYING a large stock, and to make oom for New Goods expected by the Helen Danny, will offer Iha whole of above Goods at GREATLY REDUCED PBIOES to clear ; ia fact no offer will be refasei in reasoa. Stook consists of Ve'.vot Pile, Brussels, Tapeatry, Kiider, Jute ia Squares and Carpels. 1 ALSO- ■ MATS! RUGS! MATS ! RUGS ! The largest stock to choose from in Wool, Goat Skin, Balmoral, Dagestan, Belgravia, Velvet Pile, Axmiaster, Beam and Jute. also — MATTINGS. MATTINGS. Jas6 landed direct from the East; China Mattings— splendid value. -ALSO ■ . Linoleums, Floorcloths. Furniture. Venetian Blinds. In ail the best makers. At prices aud quality which cannot be beaten. A^l 800 BLINDS. K3T AGENTS FJR DRESDEN PIANOFORTE COMPANY. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, HARDY BTREST, NELSON. | WILKINS & FIELD ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR SEASON'S STOOK — GARDEN AND FARMING TOOLS, ORIOKET AND TENNIS GOODS, GARDEN and FARMING UTENSILS— PIanets Junior Combined <#^ DRILLS and HOES— Easy and Western LAWN MOWESS, 10, 12, * 14, 16, 18, 20, and 24 inohes— Garden Hoes, Rakes, Spadts, Forks, >5T^ Hedge Shears, Scythes, Hay Rakes, EcyShe Stones— Wlßft NETTING, ~^^ all Widths and Meshee — Churns, Milk Pans, and all J^^k Descriptions of GARDENING and DAISY „ JdOSm HE Z s^^ UTENSILS— TENNIS and CRICKET GOOD - Damon Tenrtia Eacqaets and Champion iS e^^W if^j^^l Teonis Balls — Hawridge, Ayera, and o!h?r Makers « i r~-^?=t^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^P: :^ ol Tennis Racquets, Tennis Markers, Poles, etc — "^ ■■"3se^s£s--^=-- ~ Bartlett's. OorbettV, Ayer'a and other makers of Cricket Bate, Stumps, Wioket Keeping Gloves, eto. Dakes and Composition Grioket Balls WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS | Special DißCOuut given to Clubs | NELSON and Mannerß-Bt., Wellington. GREAT FUHNITUME' BALE, * * ~ U Carpets, ,^^^K^ Bedsteads, Linoleums, i i>tuuwy, y AT Auction Prices for One Month Only ! and general House Furnishings at Auction Prices for one month, Any Goods Booked will bo usual rates.

FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS. MELLIN'S LACTO-GLYCOSE OR mH^K FOOB. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE FRESH COW'S MILK CANNOT BE OBTAINED. Ttuse 3oods are SrecSrom Animal Germ and top eood in any Climate. To be c&ainedfrom an Druggist} ami Stores. The Universal Bemedy for Acidity of the Stomach, 1621 '^ 61 !^^.^" Headache, Heartb^ltadlgjt^ Sour Eructations, s SSSf^S^S?" ■M "^' """ '" Sold Throughout the World.**" N.8.--ASK FOR PINNEFORP'S MAGNESIA,

Norwich Union Fire Office. Business now exceeds £300,000,000 Increase of premium-income last year £60,000. SKPIEMBBR QUARTER DAY, 4894. HOLDERS OF POLIOIES expiring this Quarter are respectfully reminded that their Pbemiuhs tob Renewal should be paid on or before SUNDAY, 30th September inst. Intending Insurers mil find this a convenient opportunity for taking out Polioies, so as for them to fall due on Quarter Day. Inpuranoes an be effeoted, and premiums for renewal paid, at any of the Branch Oflicea in the Districts of Nekon, Marlborough, or Westland, or at the prinoipal Office, Nelson, W. M- STANTON, Agent and Attorney, Insuranoe Chambert, Trafalgar street. — o— %*Oanton Insurance Office (Marine), in which the contributor a of business pattioipate each year's profits. JUNCTION HOTEL (TAKAKA). George Mossi, recently of the' Railway Hotel, Riohmond, HAS pleasure in informing the public o TAEAEA and District, that he has purchased the above Hotel, and hopes by keeping ONLY FIRST-CLASS Wine?, Beers, and Spirits, together with excellent Table, Bedroom accommodation, and good Btabling, to secure the support of the settlfra and travelling public ; First-class Billiard Table, tar All Orders by wire from Commercial Travellers and others strictly attended to. Horses and Traps on bire; !. ■„ ; GEOBGE MOSS, ■ Proprietor