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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10623, 23 January 1903, Page 2

■ ■" . - ■ i ' n - ' ; ?''—-•• -■-■■■-■ ■• "^W ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. I OTJB END OF SEASON 1 S A L B. IS. NOW ON.- 1 Great Sacrifice j of 1 SUKPL.TJB STOCK I For a Few Weeks Only. I EVEBIETF BROS. I BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. 9 FRUIT GROWERS. We are Cash Buyers of the following Fruits Apricots, Plums, Peaches, Greengages, Nectarines, Damsons, Raspberries gjlsNOTE.— Fruit will not be taken at the Factory on Saturdays, unless specially arraDged for. S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., LTD. "K" JAM FACTORY. INSPECT THE FOLLOWING LINES .— OVER 1000 yards of Prints, Zephyrs, Muslins, Sateens, Mer. Lawns, etc, etc, to clear at 2*d, 4d, 4id, 6&d, 7Jd, to 1/3 ; worth almost double.. Over 1000 yards of Black Dress Stuffs in Lustres, Cashmeres, Voiles, and Satinfaced Cloths, from 8/6 the full dress ; extraordinary bargains. Over 150 Collarettes, Fichus, and Lace Scarfs, 5Jd to 4ill : worth double. 18 dozen Cottoh Gloves at 4*d and 6d. to clear C dozen Ladies' White Skirts, trimmvd with lovely Embroidery, from 2/11 Balance of Ladies' and Children's Under Linen at absurd prices, to dear Lovely lot of Boxed White Muslin Robes from 17/6, usually 25/Only a few Men's White Shirts at 3/6 All wool Cricketing Trousers 6/11, usually 12/6 ; Linen Collars, 3 for 1/And hundreds of other Bargains. Tvr.*#xTAxm-«. 1 SEE OUR REMNANTS. SEE OUR REMNANTS MBS. AISTICEr^ Ironmongery. * * Ironmongery. Spot Cask System. r\ UR ranidlvKncreasing Trade proves the Public the system of selling at i / Bedrock Prices for Cash- Notwithstanding the recent advance in price of neajly "Hardware, our prices are still the Lowest, and less^than Wholesale: The following Bpeciall cheap : — — m - Tiled Orniftq 28/6 to 50/- Mangles, 2iin Roller on Stand, £3 Mante? P \ece S s (S> Marble) 15/6 to 38/4® Wringers ron Frame, 10m 8/6 llin Building Material of all k'nds, real cheap 11/-, 12m 13/-, 14m 17/6 Ranges-Luke's. Scott's, & Barningham's Wringers, Wood Frames, 10m 11/6 llm —less than the manufacturers 1 priceß 14/6, 12 m 16/6 American Stoves, 6in 49/-, 7in 59/-, Sin Gnnf,Bl (liEdmp irßkeis) J>.B 75/- • these are very superior *o IDs, ±4 Fencing Wire, Galvanised,: 12/6^cwt, Saloon Rifles, /6, 16/6 .... very slightfy soiled Paints, mixea eady for|use, 71b and 141 b easteads, grand value tins,4|dlb Fenders, exceptional value i Axes, 3,6 each Paints, Oils, Varnishes, rea cheap" l .AH Freight>ld to.Nelso } or othsr^ea ports, Write for GEORGE WINDER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER WELLINGTON

TO LET. THE Dwellinghouse lately occupied by the undersigned, containing thirteen rooms, and Outbuildings, commanding one of the best sites in the city. Apply H. BAIGENT, Waimea-street. BOOT i BARGAINS JUSrTOHAND. GENTS' American Tan'Bals, fair, stitched, 10/6 i GENTS' Russian Tan Bals, j fair stitched, 12/6 , GENTS' English Kid Leg Bals, 11/6 ] American Vici Kid Bals, 11/6 SPECIAL lines in Gents' Bals, with Rubber Heels, at 18/6 and 21/TRY the "P & S" Boot, Glace Calf, French' Calf Lined, Watekpboof, Something New .. 18,6 LADIES' 2-bar Shoes, good value 5,11 SPECIAL line in Ladies' American Glace Kid Shoes, at . . 9/6 LADIES' American Button Boots, fair stitched, 11/6 LADIES' Glace Kid Shoes, Needle Toes, the Latest : .. 17.6 ALL Goods at Wellington Prices, for CASH. POTTER & SON, TRAFALGAR STREET, :• and at WELLINGTON. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. .-:;.,. (ESTAOUSHED „ motmtl^xea " .. remirnn -me .. •• *ijJO4,7UU Lowest Rates of Preminm3. r OSS6 Promptly and LiberaUy Settled' by - the undersigned. J HN PORTER HARRIS and Attorney for Nelson Marl borough, and Westiand tferwleh "Union Chambers, Cornet ot Ttftffiigar and Sftrdy sttegtj,