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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10916, 6 January 1904, Page 1

"We Have Very Large Stocks of FRUIT JARS, PINTS, QUARTO, AND HALF GALLONS. Screw Top Spring Top [MASON. TiT^ T TTm CHICAGO w<<v a 0 W'U TT | f I 1 (wide moutb). ATLAS SPECIAL iil^ ii SOT, (wide mouth). . GILCHRIST Pxi JDJO JDj Jit VA JN (jT 3|(patbni clip). (wide mouth). Also, Extra Rings for all Sizes. KENRIOK'S ENAMELLED ' Maslin Pans,^ in 8,-:10, 12, 14, 16 quart sizes. WOODEN SPOONS, in various sizes. WHITE JAM JARS in nests. STONE JAM JARS. Tin Top Jelly Tumblers. Cheap Basins. Also, SUGARS of all kinds, including Brewers' Crystals, No. 1, No. la. Cube, etc, WHOLESALE & RETAIL from R. SNODGRASS & SONS, DIRECT IMPORTERS,

Castrating Colts. MR J. FULTON will be in Nelson on FRIDAY. Colts operated on without tying or thiowing. References where required. Orders left with Mr John Gay, Nelson, promptly attended to. 5211 South British i Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Capita! £!,9Q0,0Q0 Accumluated Funds - Exceed £365,000 Fire and Marine Insurances At Lowest Gubbbhi Bath H. EDWARDS, OHIFF AGENT FOR DISTRIO I WAKEFIELD BUILDINGS, Hardy Street. For Sale or To Let. j CHOICE DAIRY FARMS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. nnHE undersigned has for sale and to let j X some of the Choicest FARMS in Stratford and surrounding Districts, also labge stocks of cheap land suitable for sheep. Persons in want of a good Farm will find it to their advantage to write at once for particulars to J. BULLER BARLEYMAN, Land, Mortgage, and Commission Agent, Stratford. NEWMAN BROS. 1 ROYAL MAIL COACHES. NELSON TO BLENHEIM* LEAVE Crown Stables, Nelson, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, at seven o'clock a.m. • LEAVE Criterion Hotel, Blenheim, on return, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY 3, at Beven o'clock a.m. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Office : Crown Stables. "" NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors. NEWMAN BROS. 1 ROYAL MAIL COACHES. WEST COAST SERVICE. T EAVE Motupiko for the West Coast I A on arrival of Trains on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, returning again on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, in time for Passengers "o catch the Trains for Nelson. The Motupiko Coaoh connects with the Reefton and Westpojt Coaches at Inangahua Junction. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Offico, Crown Stables. . NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors.

Golden Fleece Hotel, NELSON. A LEXANDEB SANDEL formerly \ ' J\ Woodville, begs to announce to the . residents of Nelson and surrounding die- ' triots that he ha 3 taken over the above hotel, whioh has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished throughout, and trußts by strict attention to the comfort of patrons tc receive a fair share of patronage. Terms, 4/- per day. Special arrangements for boarders, Accommodation and liquor will \ speak fcr themselves. 3744 Coach & Horses Hot@3 - — o— GM. MATHIESON, formerly of c m Masonic Hotel, Havelook, ano White Hart Hotel, Richmond, haß taken I over the above centrally situated and oom x modious premises, where it will be his I pleasure to make every provision for the I wants and comforts of all patrons. The interior of the house has been thoroughly renovated, and the " Coaoh & Horses" be found one of the most comfortabl e hostelriea a Nelson Province. Tebmß Moderate : The Best of Liqtjobs Onm Kept, Good Stabling. STANLEY BROOK AND WAKE- c FIELD MAIL. THE above Mail leaves Stanley Brook every TUESDAY and FRIDAY _ Morning at 6.45, calling at Thorpe Post Office at 8 10, and Dovedale at 9, arriving at Wakefield at 11 a.m. Returns same day, leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m, Dovedale at 3 p.m, and Thorpe at 4 p.m, arriving at Stanley Brook at 5.30 p.m. A comfortable Conveyano for Passengers. Parcels carried at a reasonable rate, r All orders entrusted to the undersigned . will be care ully attended to. fi J. THORNE, s &lai Contractor. I Royal Mail Coach. » JD. DUNCAN of Motueka, begs to - inform the Travelling Public that he - runs a Comfortable Conveyance to and from Wharf on the arrival and departure of Steamers. 13k- Parcels left in my charge wi be carefully delivered. .„.„ 1396 L?l^sss^YvoTal MTYiT^moH H i griNLEY FOWLES, Pbopbdwob i BEGS to inform tae Jsaiisbftanta of * fiiwaks, Mqtoeka, Biohmond, ana . tbs surrounding districts that his Coaoh • dow ruos daily between the aboverienfcioncd plaaes, and he hopes, by strict attention to hia duties, to merit a fair share of publio patronage. ADI paroela and orders entrusted to him will rcoeivo bis earliest attention, DahiX Timetable. Leava — Biwaka Post Offioe 7 a.m. Motaeka do 7.80 a.m. Arrive— \ Biohmond ». 11.40 a.m. j it aye — ' Railway Hotsl, Richmond, 12.0 p.m. Arr'.ve— ] Motueka Poet Office 4.30 y.m J Bivaka do 5 p.m Luncheon at Shroeder's, at 1 p.m