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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8365, 28 September 1895, Page 3

I KftW ADVgPTIBrfMENTB. I ' E. \W\Y)\ i €0^" | TRAFALGAR STREET, \ ARE NOW LANDING i I all-steel Vpam!g t horle hoes, Planet Jr. SEED DBILLS, with Oaltivator, Bake, and Plough combined, j Le Butt's Hand heed Drills, Broad Cast Seed Sowers, One JElorse X*Jougli©, American and Ransorne's Hillside Ploughs, qATWEWTOOiS/HWB fWJfSITES, OomprisiDg Spades, Digging Forkp, Hop and Manure Drags, Pruning Knives, Hop Forke, Bakes and Hoes, Garden Sets, Dutch Hoes, Ladies bpades - and Forks, Crar den Gloves, Weeding Forks and Trowels, Ac, &c, FERTILIZERS. We are AGENTS for the Gear Company's Fertilizers, and are now booking orders for the present Beason. These Fertilizers are so well and favorably known for tlieir high standard of excellence that comment ib unnecessary. Prices, analyses and testimonials opon application. Customers will oblige by ordering early. ■ ■• 0,0 • • Stoves ! Stoves I Stoves I We have landed direct from the Manufacturers, a large assortment of Cooking Stoves, comprising the New Paragon, Dover, Glen, Bon BoD * ]Yew Rival and Colon. These Stoves have beooms very popular, being'firat-olass cookers, economy in fuel being a Btrong point. In Colonial Stoves and Ranges we Btook the VIGTOR and ORION, and can confidently recommend them aa being the moat Hnbstaotial in the market. No brickwork is required for setting. If a chimney 1b not available, they oan be worked with 12ft. to 16ft. or pipe. Those desirous of purchasing a first-claes Range at a low price are invited to inspect the VIOI O3 and OKION, whioh for workmanship, quality, finish and superior advantages are unsurpassed. Fletcher's Indestruciible Gas Coo king Hanges are perfect fir roaiag. grilling, t >k=Hiag, p\3try]aid|all culinary purposes. So q nick are these Ranges in heating that the ligha?t paff pastry, if placed in the oo»d oven and the gas lighted, will rise pnd bake as perfectly as if placed in Che hottest oven. A Baying in gas from 25 to 30 per cent is effected by,ueing Fletoher'B Stoves. E. BUXTON & CO., TRAFALGAR STREET, NELBON. For Hard Tinvs For Hard Wear You cannot beat B, Moore & Son's Boots and Shoes THE BRBT VALUE IN KELSON. BPEOIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. H. MOORE & SON, BRIDGE STREET.

THEATRE ROYAL. — o— TUESDAY, Ist October. G rTn D MAORI EnteftpiTOit inaidj>fttbe NATIVE CHUECH, Motueka. EXCITING WAR DANCES," STIRRING BATTLE OiUBS, AMUSING PAbTIMES, and PECULIAR SONGS. For fall Programme Bee Handbills. Prices of Admission— 3/-, 2/, and l/-« RICH M 0 N D Oddfellows' Hall, THURSDAY, Oot. 3rd.— 2/- & 1/-. WAKEFIELD Temperance Hall. FRIDAY, Oot. 4th.-2/~ and 1/-. 2016 Promenade: Concert. mHE STOKE ORPHANAGE BRASS _1_ BAND will give a Promenade Concert in the bOTANICAL BE3ERVE on SUNDAY Sept. 29th, at 2.45 p.m. (weather permitting). J_^_ 1010 i-*» . t_ OA PIECES of these 50 inch 4>\J lovely Maslins, Art MlJSlinß> bordeied, and 50 inohes dq a yarn. at 6d a yaid EVERETT BROTHERS. ~ ~K /VP~I E~C~E S New Shirt Bouse Lawns, _. . : white ground with small BIOUSe LaWnS. patterns, to be sold at 6d 6d a Yard a yard. Warranted fast oolors. EVERETT BROTHERS. WE bave opened a very large lot of Rlmitto«~anrl tne3e goods (botti colored eh!«?» a ? d white ) ia Cambrioa. onirtS^ lia^nc, ■ Pongees, and |/6« Naicsooks, which we are selling from 1/6 eaoh. EVERETT BROTHERS. ' WE are selling very Styisb Xweed Ladies' Tweed ?°?' urne 5 complete,, at ?i^? «°° dß aM made ft ° m I^/O,! really good twetds, and . , .. are worth twice the marked prioes. EVfiRETT BROTHERS. -: .''l^.- ■ 2021 NELSON HORTIOULTURAL SOCIJSIY. TH ANNUAL "GENERAL' M.' ' ! G wid be held. : at ,the U v vJjuaoil Chambers on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, 30th Sept., at 8 o'olook. m .■.'. -ni j v i Jl' Oi BURFOBD, 9009 Boa. Secretary.