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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10708, 4 May 1903, Page 4

YOUR Household Furnishing is not complete without a Modern Bath Cabinet, and the " BUCKEYE " is the most perfect. Only 30/- complete. [M. M. WEBSTER, Agent. Nelson Paperhanging Warehouse. J. SAVAGE & SONS OIL, COLOR, and GLASS MER* CHANTS, Picture Pramers, Artists' Colorwen ' and Art DealersDIRECT IMPORTERS. PAPERHANGINGS A SPECIALITY, Artistic designs in English and ontinental Paperhangings. Just landed, ex Waiwera - A large stock of BEVELLED MIRRORS. All sizes, from 6 inches to 5 feet. Inspect our new stock of ARTOTYPES and ENGRAVINGS, from New York direct. PICTURE FRAME DEPARTMENT. Having a splendid assortment of Picture Moulds, our customers can have their Pic- ! tures framed in the ohoisest and most up-to-date manner at the shortest notice. Mounts of every description and color kept in stock. Estimates given for any class oj work Jin House Decorating t etc. i J SAVAGE & SONS, Hardy-street. J. A. CHTSHOLM WATCHMAKER/OPTICIAN, ETC., Thapalgab-btiisbt, 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, gJjN.B.— Six and a half years journeyman with W-. Littlejohn & Son, Wellington ; 27 years' experience. VALUABLE FARM, WAFEFIELD-! MESSRS ROUT & SONS have reaeived instructions from MR.T. W. GIBBS to «ell by Private Treaty his well known i Farm, Bhuatein Church Vallay, Wakefield, ' containing about 340 acres, together with the two Dwelling Houses theieon, eaoh con- , taining six rooms, and farm outbuildings. This splendid farm "will be sold as a going j concern, and the sale price includes 230 good sheep, 7 cows, and all the implements | and machinery necessary for farming operations. This valuable property is 2 miles distant from the Wakefield School and Railway Station, and has a neverfailing water supply, the farm being well watered. This offers an exceptional opportunity to those on the look out for a fir3t-class farm, and the price asked is a very reasonable one. Early application necessary. Full particulars from ROUT & SONS, 1223 Land Agents. ' s a le7~~~ 2/- to 6'- in tiiy Pound Discount Bargains for Everyons, COME and SEE the windows, and the piles of BOOTS & SHOES inside, at prices that will astonish everyone. Bargains in every department, fiom Infants' Shoes to Men's Watertights. Every customer delighted. Come early. Ladies' Glace Eid lace and button Shoes, 15/6— sale price 11/8 Ladies' Tan 2-bar Shoes, 11/6 — pale price 6/11 Ladies' button and lace Boots, 11/6 — sale price 8 11 Special— Ladies' silent 1-bar Shoes, hand sewn, rubber heels - sale price 6/10 Gents' Russian Tan Boots, 16s — sale price 11/6 Gents' English Tan Boots, 18/6— sale price 15/6 English and American Boots, 13,6 — sale price 11/6 ; Gents' American Glace Kid Boots, 19/6— sale price 15/6 Also, HUNDBEDS OF OTHER BABGAINSI POTT & .SON,' BOOT & SBOE IMPORTERS, TRAFALGAR STREET, Hew Goods. New Soods. EVERY day we are opening Fresh Novelties for the Autumn and Winter Trade. As all our goods an bought in the cheapest markets, and for Cash only, we are j enabled to sell from 20 to 25 per cent - cheaper than other houses. This Season we intend to give the genenH public, and our customers in particular, some exceptional value in every department, j including the Clothing, Drapery, and Mil- • linery ditto. . , As hitherto, we would ask Ladie3 to give '' Orders for Trimmed Millinery early, so as J to avoid disappointment. 1 i Jas. Armstrong & Co., ' Trafalgar-street. ; : r- i C Just to Hand, A POLL BANGS OF SIZES & SHADES) DENT'S i ALBION S i:KID | I CO fo ?he same Glove ar AT. Li 7he same Price (v 49 A PAIR. on ne ... . fr< . P. BLACK and SON, * ' 25i TBAFELG A.B STEET