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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10660, 7 March 1903, Page 4

H*. O^ Hambv] • -■— "..-. [F. W. Shaixcrass To Fabmebs; Fboitobowebs, and Othebb. H; G Harley & Cb;, AUCTiOX^ER^-, GREYMOUTH, will be pleased to receive Consignments of ' Fruit and rr. duba of all descriptions. Green Peas, &c, and Fruit how wanted on r Consignment Highest Prices Realised,. and _„ .. rr . ii; ;i '"' prompt" Account Sales» Correspondence Invited. £■ £?%AK$E*. & CO,, ... 3675 A.uction^ers, Greymouth

South cßiMi-H IN^UHA^CEy-GO. Capi'al ... Z JE'i96o,oof) tecumluatea FiindS Exceed.. - ... £349 000 Eirontf Marine Insjuranees ;'' At Lowest CmsBEMT R e PBLIFF M^NT FOR DISTRICI Sclanders & Ce.'s Late Office, Hardy Street.

Tlie drown Livery Stables; Hand T. &EWMAN, formerly of y Spring Grove; 'long caarylhg on the well and favorably known - Mail Coach services to the- West Coast and Blenheim, under the etyle and -firm of NEWMAN BROS., beg to announce, that- they -have purchased " outright from ' their former partner, Mr James Canning, the oldestablished Grown Livery Stable 3, Hardystreet/ Nelson. .'~ : ■ c ■'•■:,, la making tbis announcement NEWMAN BROS solicit a continuance of the public patronage accordedato- the Crown- Livery Stab'es for -so-many years, and give the assurance thatvthey-will Continue td justify confidence by strict attention to the wants of customers, the maintenance of the fine horses and : smart conveyance's for which the Crown Stable* have ■ always been ' noted, civility, cleanliness, and careful driving, etc. • „. The Horses and Vehicles will be kept, as heretofore, in thelrighest state of excellence, ahd : all orders received by post, or verbally, will be promptly attended to and carried but, ";"' " ' The firm will also continue to maintain the Mail Coach services to Blenheim and the West Coast* The booking office will be at the Crown Livery Stables, Hardy street. -Horses and' Vehicles left at iheCroan Stables by visitors- to towh : will receive every oare and attention, at tbe moderate charges hitharto made. In addition to the usual business of the Livery Stables and Mail Coaches, H.< and 'T. .NEWMAN are prepared to buy* and sell Horses, Carriages, and Harness on •Commission. *• -""■■• H. & T. NEWMAN. Xrown Livery Stables, .•■-■•■■ Hardy-street, Nelson, - r 29th January, 1903.

LT AVING sold out-to Messrs H. and T. "OL NEWMAN the oldi.estabhahed-! and well and favorably known business of the. Crown Livery Stables, my longi connection ' with that establishment has ceased: , In transferring. the Stables to the new firm, I solicit for, Messrs-H. and T; NEWMAN a' continuance of the patronage extended, to me for so many "years, feelitrg that the control and.- management of tbe Crown (Stables; could not -be Hn better haia^s than than those of the Coaching Firm so well known- throughout -the -oolony for" their excellent Mail Services between Nelson, the West Coast, and Blenheim. JAS. CANNING. * Hardy street, Nelson, 29th January, 1903. 668

- -fil™ PILLS ||il| \ IKE OIOTENI ixo 6 ;afo roMablD : T^:&s<*. I f s «- Priceless 6n™ vo ' remedy for - ite^#P? /ti .ose wi <ys ffer iron .rfP'tfSSTION FEy.RlsH.^^^^^ L^f, BAD; BBS ASH : ANIX BILIOUS "A'ItWcKS. ' ;' /' SJ3SS, OLD WOUNDS. PILES JAUNDICE, CONSTiPAtIVN 1A D FISrULASL It acts like a « WANT 6/ I?- EG V, e.iiptn when applied to Poisoned and other Complaints of the Cues, Hies, Stings, and UVER AND KIDNEYS " \ ALL FORMS of SKIN ERUPTION Mgaafactuwd only .it 73, NEW OXFORD STREKT (lit* 533. Oxford Stroet), LONDOtf • ■jy 1 . :■ - <oM by All demists «n<i .TW«wlin»»»o.Voiulor« -' - • -' ' The Christchurch Meat Company, Limited. ■ ■ i :o: ■ " ■ m.HE ABOVE WORKS ARE NOW OPEN T0 RECEIVE STOCK ON ACCOUNT . OF FARMERS. • SPECIAL LOW "IONSOLTDATED RATES, -INpLHDING- SELLING IN LONDON. THE COMPANY HAVE ON HAND ORDERS FORJ.AMB ... . . .-.' PHiaiE jeutton . ; SECOND QUAL ( TV MUTTON ■':.::: : - (JNGLUBING EWE 3 AND MERINOS) beef. PIGS. POULTRY.] AND ARE~PUBCHASERS OF ABOVE IN ANY QUAN T ' * The Christchurch Meat Company, Liimied, Picton