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WILKINS & FIELD, WHOlbbAiiE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, NELSON, HAVS3 now opouea cub large shipments of SEASONABLE GOODS, of which they invite inspect ion. SHOOTING SEASON. Single aaa Double Famd Mozzle ana Ereaon lo&aers, 44 Olibje JHfles, A fplendid assoitm&ntof Uolts, Marlina, Manchesters, & RemiDgtons. Cartridges f?r all hinds of shooting, and for all calibres of Rifles. A full stook of extras and requisites. HOUSEHOLD "IRONMONGERY IS OUR "SPECIAL LINE. Meat Gntters, all sizes, in Enamel ana Tinned Crystal Glaaa Washboarda—call ana see, Aluminium Sancepans, Ketiles, Preserving Pans, etc., a full range of thesejgoods, Eu&melledware, Brushware, Holloware, the largest assortment in the jtfty. BUILDERS' REQUISITES OF ALL KINDS, For the Eraotion of Cottage, Mansion, or Shop. fie-WRIIE FOI4 QUOTATIONS. wTXTtiNsa Tfield,

FOR SALE. THE VALUABLE PROPERTY at Richmond owned by Mr Christopher Byrne, and comprising 8J Aorea of firsto'ass land, conveniently sab-divided and securely fenced. The improvements inolode a large dwelling house, coacb house, stable, and othar buildings, sll in capital order. For sale cheap, on easy terms, aB owner is leaving the district. ALSO, \ COMPACT Cottage Property in Queen J\. Street, Biohmond, containing |-Aore of good land. Good five-roomed Cottage. ALSO, COTTAGE PROPERTY in Wesley Street, Richmond, with good sixroomed House thereon. For further particulars apply to PITT & MOOBE. 645 Solicitors, Nelson. . . — FOR SALE _0R TO LET. CHOICE DAIRY FARMS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. npHE undersigned fcaa for sale and to let JL somaofthe Lhoioest FARMS In Stratford ana snrroundin Distriote, also iabqb stocks of chbap iA suitable for Bbeop, persons in want a good Farm will find to their advantage to write at onoe for ths aacticolarc tc< J.BULLER FARLE?MAN, Lmd, M i tgage, and Commission Agent, Stratford TJRESERVIPG Seaeon.— Ficest Crystals, JLT Cube and Crushed Loaf Sugars. Popul&r r rices. M. M, WEBSTER, Trafalgar st. 1 'Phoenix" & "Monarch" Bicycles NEW Improved " Chainmcsb," a petfeot Maobine " a thing of beaoty ana a joy- " Conunuons and Chime Bells, Pumps, Chain Brushes, Biojole Holders, Magic Flutea Lamps, etc. Samples on view. M. M WEBSTER, Indenting AgentNEW BOOKS. HE.W BOOKS. Fitobett's " Wellington's Men," 2/6 Merohmont's *' In the Name of a Woman," 2/6 Follock's " With Seven Generala in the Boer War," 3/6 Lloyd's " Springtown on the Pike," and 3/6 Bacheller's " Eben Holden," 2/6, 3/6 Guy Boothby'a " A Cabinet Secret," 2/6, 3/6 "Life of Henry Georgp," 7/6 Marris' " Joseph Chamberlain," 11/Fronde's " English Seamen in the 16th Century," 4/The Bounder's " Story of a Man by His Friend," 3/6 " LetLera of Robert L. Stevenson," 2 vols 7/Hiohen'a " Toagneß of Consoienoe," 3/6 Walsh's " Oxford Movement," Merrick's " The Worldlings,' 1 2/6 Chambers, Vol 1900 Harper's Half-yearly Vol Windsor Half-yearly Vol H D- JACKSON WANTED Known— Violin Strings, best 6d each 1 Bridges, Pegs, and Resin 6d each ; Chinese Lanterns rom 3d ; just landed, ex Waiv»era, and Belling almost at cost, Dbesden Puno Co. WANTED Known— Violin Outfits complete reduced to 18/-; Bras 3 and Silver-plated Cornets from 50/- ; Zobos frcm 6d to 25/- ; Musical Cannona and Pipeß 1/eaoh ; Auto Harps 7/6. Dve = den Piano Co. rpHE f ivorite drink—" Webster's Farißian JL Coffee," Eiffel Tower Brand. M. M. WEBSTER, Trafalgar at, REMOVAJL NOTICE. THE GRAND STAND. MR. A. W. STALLAED (lately Stdlard and MoCabg), Hairdresser and Tobaoooniat, notifies his customers and tbe publio generally that he has removed from Trafalgar-street to centrally situated premises in Hardy-street, opposite the Masonic Hotel. A full and up-to-date stook of Tobaooonists Goods and Gentlemen's Toilet Requisites. |X"Note the address— THE GRAND STAND HAIRDRESSING SALOON, Centbaii Habdy Sibbei. 670 WANTED— Tbe people of Nelson to ome to view very handsome high top Pipe Organ, reduced from 25 guineas to 20 goineaa ; handsome Piano, iuinea?, Organettes that play all the latest patriotic and operatic items, from £2 10s to £5. Dbesden Piano Oc. THE PJEBMA INT Building Society OF NELBON. \ T ENDS MONEY at 5 PER CENT In j Li sums to suit Borrowers, repayable by I monthly instalments. c LOANS ox any portion)! can be repaid »t ' ny time, i COST OF DEEDS reduced to a rainlmnm ) BORROWERS participate in profits. ' TABLE OF REPAYMENTS. 1 Monthly Bepaymini Including Principal and Interest. £ c. d. 60 0 13 a 100 •• •• ••134 200 •• •• ..2 6 J 800 s 3 10 0 503 5 16 8 tfOTE.- BciTOwerfl are charged interest on the fall amount of loan for who'e term, bat proHtß are credited on monthly rapayments rom date of each payment, thus the amount act all repaid by the borrowers is only about £&2 on every £100 borrowed, the balanoe being profit allowed iogborrowers on repaymßntSt bGEO. M BOUT Boorei&ry,

PUPONGA JOAL. EQUAL for all purposes to the best ia the Colony, can cow be had dirsci jtbom the Devot, St. Vinoent-s reet Immediately behind the Railway Sta n. JOSEPH TAYLOB, Atiorney and Manager, Puponga Coal Mine, Collingwood. 553 j riU&Y EVERETT BROS, for Tailoring JL Large stook of newest Scotoh and West of England Tweeds to Beieat frcm. H. M. STEPHENS, (Next Bank of N,Z.) 14 and IG, Lambton Qdat, WELLINGTON. PORTMANTEAUX & TRUNKS are what we sell. Of DBESS CASES, DRKSS BAGS, LET--lER CASES, WALLETS and PURSES, ay ook is best and cheapest in Wellington. Telephone 416. FOR J3ALE. ONE four-horse power Portable HOR : EGEAR (by Andrew & Bevan, Christchurch), nearly as good as new. Cheap. One Heavy Draught GELDING, rising iour years old (by Wellington), very quiet and Bound, broken to harness. Apply to 942 JOfiS F, ROSE, Takaka. "Webley & Johnston, BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, Vanguabd-btbeet, (Late W. Betbwaite). WE, the undersigned, intend, on tbe 21st inßtanl, to oommence business as Builders and Contractors in the premises lately occupied by >? eblej B?os, (and owned by ??, Eethwaite). We trust, by striot attention to business, combine i with moderate charges, to merit a feir share of publio support. We intend to tarn out good work, and will endeavor to give our oastomars every sitisfaoticn. Plans and Specifications prepared, and Estimates given for work in Town or Country. Repairs acd Jobbing Work roroptU attended to. FDWABD WEBLEY, HERBERT H. JOHNSTON. Vanguard-street, Jan. 17, 1901. 12 RY EVERETT BEOS, for Taioring. You will get the frst fit, bes cut, and best work, at lowest p ieee, ENVELOPES FSOM 4s 6<L per 1,000 CAN BE OBTAINED AT J?HB TOLONIST OFFICER YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AT oale[d;onia house, AND BTAFFOEDSaIRE HOUrE, When in want of any of undermentioned goods and select them from what are pro. nonnoed to be amongst the largest Blocks of their kind in the Colony. Teas, Grooerlee, Provisions, New Fruits, Confectionery] Cutlery, Japanese Goods, British and Continental Fanoy Goods, China & Earthenware, Glassware, Enamelwere, Holloware, Kitchen Utensil?, Basketware, cfeo, &o FOR THE Jam Making 9 nd Fruit Preserving Season YOU WILL FIND— Bcgabb. -Notably " Brewers Cryetal' pure oane sugar, now to W and favorably known for the purpose ; also, Crushed Loaf, Cube, No. 1 Cryßtal, Soft White, Yellowß, and Brown. 600 neßts (6 or 7) White Jam Jars, 300 nests 1, 2, and 31b Etone Jam Jars 160 doz Tin Top Tumblers 500 doz Jelly Tumblers 75 cases Fruit Jars, Mason, Lightning in lqt., and jRa!. Preserving Pane, Wood Spoons, etc Dairy Utensils. Tin and Enamclied Buckets, Milk Pans, Strßiners, Skimmers, Stone Cream Jars, in all sizes. R. SNOD6RABS, Direct Importer of General Merchandise. HUNTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION NEAT , pEOM p TLf CHEAPLY EXECUTED at ihb 188 CQ&QMST OFFICE.

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Colonist, Volume XLIV, Issue 10082, 15 April 1901, Page 4

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