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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10658, 5 March 1903, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS^ ' " "^ELBONiRIFLESr" /CANDIDATES for MEMBERSHIP (who \j roust be regulation ago and height), will meet at the Drill Shed, FRIDAY ' EVENING, at 7 15. Officers and N.C.O's meet at same time* Annual Meeting Monday next. 698 ROBT. W> STtLES, Captain. - | Lunatic Asylum, Neleon, 4th March, 1903. mENDERS aye invited by the underJL signed for the Supply of the under- \ mentioned Articles from the Ist day of April, 1903, to the 31st day of March, 1904 :— GROCERIES, as per list at As-ylum MUTTON, best quality without bone BEEF, best quality without bone, and not from the neck BEEF (Salt), best quality without bone BREAD, at per lb, and of the best quality, in 41b tin loaves FLOUR, best quality, at per lOOlbs FUNERALS ; all particulars at Asylum DRUGS, as per list at Asylum The lowest or any tender not necessarily j accepted, ,""'■,'.■* Tenders, addressed to the undersigned, will be received up till Noon on THURSDAY, the 12th day of March, 1903. ■. JAMES MORRISON, ygo . •". Sup&rintDdent. NOTICE. n^HIS EVENING we make our FIRST X SHOW of NEW WINTER GOODS, Inspection Innited. G37 EVERETT BROS. , . — _ . ■ - — =" New Zealand State Coal Mines, .TENDERS wiU be received up to TUES--1 DAY, at noon, 31st March, 1903* for the' Manufacture and Delivery at Gteymouth and Westport of Seven Hundred and Fifty MINE TUBS. , . m , ! Tenders to be addressed to the Manager, Stale Coal Mines, Greymouth, and marked on outside " Tender for Mine Tubs." Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Office at Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Greymouth, Westport, Christchurcb, and Dunedin. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aCCepted ' ALFRED B. LINBOP, ' 62? Manager, State Coal Mines. LARKINS' TEMPiftANGE HOTEL BRIDGE-STREET, N3LSON. MRS BEN CRISP .. Proprietress \/J RS BEN CRISP wishes to inform her , i>l friends and the public generally that she has purchased the lease and goodwill of the above weil known, and favorite Private Hotel, and hopes, by strict attention to her patrons, to merit a fair share of patronage. Country Visitors and the Travelling Public will find all the comforts of a home. Special terms for Permanent Boarders. Dinner from 12 to 1,30 p.m. daily. Letters and telegrams promptly attended 670 MRS BEN CRISP. ; SPECIAL , CHEAP SHOES. LADIES' Chrome Lace Shoos, patent caps . • • • 6/11 LADIES' 'Chrome Button Shoes, b patent caps . . . . 7/G LADIES' Canvas Sboes, leather or rubber soles . • • • 2/11 GIRLS' & BOYS' strong School Boots, special .. .. 5,11 GIRLS' one-bar Canvas Shoes, strong soles . . . . 1/6 MEN'S strong Chrome Bocts (worth 15/6) .. .. 13/6 MEN^S hand-sewn Bals, special . . 20/JUST RECEIVED, Wright, Peter and Co's LADIES' hand sewn Glace Boots, splendid wear and very stylish, ihe Latest, (worth 27/6) 22/6. ALL Goods at Wellington Prices, fjr CASH. POTT Ell & SON, TRAFALGAR STREET, and at WELLINGTON. J. A. CHTSHOTiM WATCHMAKER, OPTICIAN, ETC., Tbafalgab-stekbt, Nelson. WATCHES by the best makers ;' guaranteed from 12 months to 3 years. SPECTACLES.— Your sight tested with the latest appliances ; a loom specially fitted up for the purpose. Sole Agent for the Rational Spectacle. They re3t the eyes at night work Consultation Fbee. Also, a nicely selected stock of JEWEL] LERY now being shown, N.B.— Six and a half years journeyman with W. Littlejohn & Son, Wellington ; 27 years' experience. QECOND COMPETITION ...... T7- TTWY3- { TEA. .... v 2/- per lb JVXIMTI COFFEE 1/6 per lb Are the Best Value in Beverages ever offered ( to the Public of New Zealand. Our First Competition having proved such a great success, and me prize winners having expressed themselves so much gratified with our |FINE ART PRIZES,! we have made arrangements to off er further 100 FRAMED PORTRAITS of their Majesties the King and Queen in their Coronation Robes of State .in all respects identical with those just distributed^ Previous winners are allowed the option of taking the cash value of tbe Picture— viz., HALF A GUINEA] The Pictures will be distributed' l - to the 100 consumers who send in the Largest Number of Coupons. The Coupons mu9t be fposted to us not later than June 30, 1903 . « In addition to thase Worts of Art we ' offer .',.-.) FIVE EXTRA PRIZES of ; ONE GUINEA in CASH To tbe Five Consumers *ho head the list with the Largest Number of Coupons. ] M||| j JVI JM iX V COFFEE 1/6 per lb j Wilson. BAiK&ca, ; \ ■ PROPBIETOBB ....DUNEDIN l J. WOOPi Bridge-gtrget, Agedt f