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Colonist, Volume XLI, Issue 9143, 12 April 1898, Page 4

A Gigantic Idea ha* ocnre'to Un Proprietors of feno tfew Zealrnd made " APiL\NTA *' Bicycb, whereby they ar3 deHeraiiaei to hnl to anybo-Jy, Lady or Gentleman, An " Atalanta " * Bicycle, fittel with Dunlop Tyrea new and equipped with all accessorial necesaty to render a machine absolutely ready for use Free of Charge. As tbe publication of the working ol this ab3>latily newjaystem cf sapplying bioyole3 would soon exhaust the largest stook in the world, we have decided to limit its appliaatioa to those win main personal or written application to tha t ompany's Depo. Managers at Chriatcburch, Lunedin, Welliogton, who will then explain to those applicant*] th-3 nature of this colossU enterprise, and furnish the ca with all particulars reqiiaite for tbeir pacticipatioa ia|the|»dvantag^B cf tiis onr lateßt enterprise. i „ • • n• * ——————— The Austral Cycle Agancy Ltd. LICHFIELD-Sr. & COI>OMBO-ST- CHBrSTCHUROH 123 George-st , Danedin ;61 Lambton Quay, Welliogton. It is well worth your while to visit the Establishments of Robert Snodgrass jatt now, cepecia'ly STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSS, where Beveral large shipments of NEW GOODS from ENGLAND, AMERIOA, ani JAPAS, have jast been received and opened up, ex " Msrgarat Galbraith " and other vessels. THE SHIPMENTS .lIXLUDE— Full ranges of Gla3Bware, B Chinawa: c. Earthenware A full range of Ohxistooher John Ban & Cj's oeklrated Ontlery and Pla'ed Goods, Enamelware, Eo'.loware, Brashware, Bfaticnery, Fancy Go3ds, and Lampwara. A vast variety of Vases, Pot Pounis, etc , in Cloisonne ware Embroidered and Painted Screacs, Folding and Open Fan*, Eggshell Porcelain Aft-rnoon Tea Sets, Cues and Saucers, Cake and Fruit Hates, English China Te* Sets in fully 2a novel designs, and a vast quantity of other goods whioh cannot be enumerated in our limited space, tut which all are invited to call and inspect. NO ONE SOLICITED TO PURCHASE. robert"snodgrass. DIRECT IMPORTEB OF GENERAL MEBC-ANDI3E, CALiDDONIA HOUBE, Hardy and Oollingwood streets ; and STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE, Hardy and Morrison streets. S TOP ! BEFORE YOD BUY YOUB BOOTS AND SHOES For the Holidays, be Bure you see the SPLEKDID VALUE we^are f iving. Every Line REDUCED in PRICE fjr CASH. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY FBOM US. H. MOORET& SON. BBIDGE BTREET.

J. E. CLEAR, Yaiior & Outfitter BRIDGE STREET, Has reoeived a [Large Stook]of CHOICE GOODS for the SUMMB!__BBi^ON. TWEED SUITINGS, BEBGKS. VICUNAS, Etc., Exo. A Splendid Assortment GENTS' MERCERY Also on hand. Tbrmb Modebati. J. E- CLEAR LADIES.— Write to me for valuable free book oonoerning yourselves.— PROFESSORR. HEBMANN, Frenoh Specialist Collins Place, Melbourne. HOW TO ADVANCE NELSON I ONE GOOD WAV/IS]TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRIES. REMEMBE LITHOGRAPHY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES IS EXECUTED AT THE COLONISTS STEAM PRINTING WORKS.

NOTICE. THE undersigned begs to inform tbe Pnblio of Nelson tbat he hie Purchased from Mr. D. M. Chapman,' the Brewery, Hop Tonio Faotory, and Vineries in Waimea road, and he is now prepared to supply Chapman's CELEBRATED HOP TONIC k ALES, Guaranteeing tbat with his previous experience in brewing, he will maintain the high etandard of meiit attained by his predecessor. All ordera addreesed to me at Waimea Road will receive prompt altentun. Families waited npon. All goods delivered. A nice lot of fine GRAPES. Apply early. 371 JOSEPH HOLLAND. NEWMAN BROS.' ROYAL MAIL OOAOHES. BBLGROVE-WESTPORT —REEFTON, LEAVE Gaukrodger's Foxbiii Hotel on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at eight o'olook a.m. ABRIVE Foxbiii WEDNES DAYS and SATURDAYS, at five o'olook p.m. Paesengers from Nelson reqnire to take the 4.30 Train on Mcndays and Thursdays to Foxhill, to join Ooaohes leaving next morning. The Belgrove Coaoh connects with the Reefton and Weßtport Ooaohes at Inanga hua Junotion. Paroele oarried at moderate ratas. Booking Office, Canning's Stables. NEWMAN BBOS., Proprietors FOR BALE. MAIAEIT-KI HOTEL FOR SALE, containing^ six Bedrooma, Diningroom, Kitohen, and Store also, Batoher's Ehop, Blaokemitb Shop, and over 100 acres of Gronnd, part been ploughed and oropped, mostly in English grass, wire and paling fenoe, Btookyard, eto. 1 be present proprietor being about to return Home. Apply on the ground to THOS B. MAY.

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