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JUST RECEIVED A Ijaege Assortment of Spring and Summer GOODS, Comprising— TWEEDS, VICUNAS, COATINGS, TROUSERINGS, Etc Inspection Invited. Terms ModerateE. KICHARDS PRACTICAL TAILOR, " Trafalgar-street

DO YOU BURN CANDLES P TT^XPERTS say that the Apoixo Sperm JCj Candles are better than any other Candles on the market, and the Candles sustain this favorable opinion. APOLLO SPERM CANDLES Tire scientifically made of the finest grade o 'material.- They have a nice whito, wa*y appearance, and burn brightly and steadily They do not Gutter. The wicks are chemically treated t which prevents them smouldering, throwing off gparks and suffocating fumes when snuffed APOLLO SPERM CAUDLES burn longer than most Candles, and therefore more economical. APOLLO SPERM CANDLES ar6 the &est household Candles Grocers sell thS APOLLO SPEKM CANDLE*

NECTAR TEA Orange Tips AND Golden Tips, PURE CEYLON. Most Delicious, Fragrant, and ; Economical of al! Teas ' In £lb, lib, 51 j, and 101 b Tins. Ask it from your Grocer or MESS AS TASKER & LEVIEN, , Agents for Nelson. 1671

• ARRESTED "—Sounds horrible. Empire Company's Extract of Soap arrests all dirt from anything. Get it. •'STOP THE LEAK"— In the Blue Bag.— Empire Company's Royal Blue can do its work, but it must have a sound blue bapr. « ARE YOU THE LAUNDRY- MAID ?"-- If you are, don't forget that to turn ou finished work, you must use Empire Company's Royal Blue. "YOU WANT IT"— so do we. You want your washing to look well ; we like to see it so. We wish, you wish, and everybody wishes, and wished it all aloug— tha Empire Company's Royal Blue had been discovered long ago. -^TOUR -m/TORNING rjUP. Wouldn't you prefer to have your morning cup filled with rich, deli'.ious tea that refreshes and invogrates you ? Of course you do, and to enjoy that morning cup take Suratura Tea. m — j^ltis the best tea that Ceyl n sends to New Zealand, and it is the most economical tea that New Zealanders get jrom Ceylon. It is a perfect tea, as perfect as palate could wish It is pure honest tea and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China,, or any cheap or inferior tea. £ RETAIL PRICES: buratura A quality .. 1/8 per lb „ ~;b „ .. i/ii „ „ D „ .. 2/2 „ „i IX „ ..2/6 „ Sold bx All Storekeepers

Tra xalgar-str eet, nelson. , |^^^&| HAYING JUST RECEIVED THEIR ANNUAL SHIPMENT 0f& ,+ $^' j^^Hj ' Preserving Pans, etc. ||Si!ll| •fllSh^^^^l are piepared to offer these Goods at i| ■ HP VERY REASONABLE PRICES- ' I pS^H '^^TSwJbßoibw Top Jars in quarts ana'half Gallona. JElNilllß ulubuu =. * Lightning Jars for Small Fruits, TTaffle Jars for Large Fruit Jam Jars n Nesta, Tnmblers Eagle Jars loru g One ana Two Pound Honey Barrc EXTRA RUBBER RINGS, all sizes. Brass ana Enamellea Preserving Pans, Wooa Spoons, Raspberry Pails, Wooa Tubs* IiAEGB SHIPMENTS O£_ i BUIIiDEKS' & GENEBAL IRONMONGERY Of every Description, now Landing ana to arrive. — 0: For the Deer Stalking Season We have imported MARLCN 44/40 and 88/65 CARBINES, SAVAGE and MATINI HENRI RIFLES, and a Supply of Ammunition lor same. Also, Eley's Snider Cartridges, and a full range of Sportman's Requisites. SHEEP-DIPPING 7 SEASON. Further reductions in the price of COOPER'S DIP. For Efficacy, Pernnraency, and Condition of Wool, n n wa TKn still ffives more satisfaction than any other Dip yet discovered. " The annual sales of Cooper's D<p T< ? <L* t dio over TWO HUNDRED MILLION, or more than one-third of the World's Sheep. Tfn^ LITTLE'S DIP supplied at Agent's Prices. HOP SEASON; J903. On Rale at Lowest Rates— ll^lb. Fast and Loose Top Hop Bales, Coke, Roll Sulphur, Horaahair Cloth, Hiln ' Cloth and Bin Hessians, Measures, Sack Trucks, Bale Hooka, and best quality Roping Twine. Weighing Machines Weighing Machines nt. vmvfl imported a special line for Farmers' nse. These Machines are Cheap, Reliable, and Durable. we nay p s \ oek _2OG and 400 Gallon Iron Tanks. E. BUXTON & Co., Ltd., v ;"'7C . - . nelson,i ;,,.' '■ , : ; '

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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10659, 6 March 1903, Page 3

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