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Colonist, Volume XLV, Issue 10416, 23 May 1902, Page 2

I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j H"F> White and Colored Blankets • JL>o at mill prices. Must be sold. American Black and Yellow Oil Coats at . makers prices. — New Zealand Clothing Factory. 1428 T"T T> Men's and Boys' Waterproofs ! L-iL»-O« at Factory price; all our| own make ; every seam stitched. — New : Zealand Clothing Factory. 1429 HO Men's Covert Coats, 25/6 and • IJ • 32,6 ; Men's Overcoats, 19/6, 25/-, 38/6, and 55/-, the best in Nelson.-* ( j New Zealand Clothing Factory. 1430 HT) Men's best Amerioan Boots, ' .JL>. 16.6 and 19/6; Men's j Bluchers, 5,'G and 6,6 ; Men's Shooters, 8,6 Ito 12/6.— New Zealand Clothing Factory. ' 1431 BLOUSE Materials, in great variety. Dress Materials, newest goods. R. T> MELHUISH, Trafalgar-street. 1421 \Ii7ANTED, at once, LADY HELP; > V middle-aged preferred- Salary £3 monthly. Apply " M," Colonist Office. 1417 BLACK, White, Beaver Suede Gloves, elbow length, for evening wear. R. T. MELHUISfI, Trafalgar street. 14 1 9 T\J ANTED— Steady YOUNG MAN, to W drive a Landau; must be single. Apply MRS NEWPORT, Nile street. 1408 \ DVERTISER is willing to teac'bTV xjL profitable trade to anyone not afraid of a little work. Can be learnt in a few days. For terms, etc, write " Trader," Box 105, P.O. 1409

TTUDER-DOWN Quilts, a large variety. .Lh Blankets, Flannels, English & Colonial.— R. T. MELHUISH, Trafalgar^street. \ NNUAL SOCIAL of the Congrega.»nL tions of CHRIST CHURCH and ALL SAINTS' will be held in the Provincial Hall on TUESDAY NE&T, May 27th, at 8 o'clock. Music and Refreshments. Those willing to contribute Refreshments {Cakes, Sandwiches, etc.) are requested to send them to the Hall onTuesday Morning, before 12 o'clock. Admission, 1/-. Doors open at 7.80. 1432 Nelson Colleges. ? ¥~HE SECOND TERM will commence 1 on MONDAY, 2nd June. JAMES BLAIR, Secretary. College Office, Nelson. 1433 Land Transfer Act Notice. APPLICATION having been made to me for the issue of a PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE in the name of JOHANN HEINRICH BENSEMANN, of Upper Moutere, Farmer, for part of Section IV., District of Moutere, Certificate of Title Vol. l.c , folio 365, and evidence having been lodged with me as to the loss of the original certificate, I hereby give notice that I will issue such Provisional Certificate as requested at the expiration of fourteen days from the date of the Gazette containing this notice. Dated this 15th day of May, 1902, at the Lands Registry Office, Nelson. H. W. ROBINSON, 1.435 District Land Registrar. Theatre Royal, Nelson. Under direction of Mi- James Morgan. \ Show with a Reputation. Season oi Two Nights Only. MONDAY and TUESDAY, May 26th and 27th. s ast Performances a Guarantee of Present Excellence. Return and Positively Farewell Appearance of the World's Greatest Trick Cyclists, Ths Three Taldares, Supported by an ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY if English, American, and Australian rtists. Absolutely the best the World can roduce. Presenting an Entertainment hich for Novelty, Excellence, and Refiuelent, have never been excelled in the Southern Hemisphere. Plan of Reserved Seats now open at ickson's. Day Sales at Lynch's, tobaccoist. Prices— 3.'-, 2/-, and 1/-.

Doors open 7.30 ; commence at 8. 1412

District Order. i Militia and Volunteer Office, 31st Kay, 1902. ]The Members of the NELSON DE- , FENCE BIFLE CLUB will Parade for Inspection and Drill, at tbe Drill Shed, Nelson, on FEIDAY EVENING Next, at 7.30 o'clock. By order. S. TEASK, Lieutenant, 1422 Adjutant. District Order* Militia and Volunteer Office, 20th May, 1902. lAU Members of Returned Contingents ! • who have not as yet received the South j Afrioau JMedal, are requested to forward their na to and addresses, stating the Contingent V which they belonged, to the Militia and o^ nt eer Office, Nelson, by the faietins*. i &J Tins matter 13 urgent. ' &* By order. S. TEASK, Lieutenant, j 1413 Adjutant. Coronation Day. FIREWORKS &ILLUMINATIONS. XN VIEW of tbe corning Coronation MESSES STOKES & BICKEETON, of Christchurch, are manufacturing a large assortment of FIREWOEKS of every description, including COLOEED LIGHTS for illuminating Public Buildings, Gardens, Squares, and Private Establishments. Those wishing to commemorate the occasion can obtain catalogue and estimate of prices on application. Early application absolutely necessary, to ensure orders being fulfilled. W. EOUT & SONS, 1424 Agents for Nelson. WINTER FUEL. 3000 LOADS OF WOOD. DRY PINE, MANUKA, AND BIRCH I In lengths to <?uit purchasers. Co a 1. BROOKDALE, PAKAWAU, AND BRUNNER. - fowl"feed. 100 SACKS MAIZE. PouHry fed in Winter on Maize produce moat Eggs j Barley, Wheat, and Oats. Potatoes, Onions, Eschalots (finest quality). Full Stocks CHAFF, HAY, OATS, Etc., AT NEALE & HADDOW'S