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AdverHsememiixri inverted in thU column ai the rate of Tu>*.fyi% ford* for Qne; Shilling, Thm iruertions, half-a-orown; tive in tertions, four shillings and cist pence; for. Oash only; if booted one shilling eaah insertion. WA-iTfiD--A Useful LAD. Oae use to horses preferred.— Apply 17 CENTRAL HOTEL. WANTED -Middle-aged Woman COOK.T Apply, 14 FLEEOE HOTEL. TBEaE will be CATROHISM for th 6 " CHILDREN in ST. JOSEPH'S CHUROH, Wakefield, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at half-past 4 o'clock. 16 \y ANTED, a Housemaid. 1 Apply lilxcba nge Hotel. ' TT7;ANTEP, a competent Cook, flighe ,t W: wages. 9 Apply Commercial Hotel. njXTANTEi), a Housemaid; also a ▼ ▼ Waitress. 10 Apply Central Hotel. STRAYED ,Bay Golding, one white hind foot : •• Richard Thomas, Vanguard Stables," on cloth. Reward. — F, G. Fairey, Haven Road. ' ll WANTED to Purohase. small property in oountry district, oontaining l| to 2 acres, with oottage and orohard. Apply •' Wood," Dr Andrew, Nelson, 4693 WANTED, a Houeemaid. Apply at once, at the 4701 Commercial Hotel. FOR SALE', First-class Haok, 4 years, fit for saddle and harness. 4702 Apply Gay's Stables. Foil Furniture, Bedsteads, Bedding, ; Spring Mattreßses, Bed Spreads, Counterpanes— -. 3680 Fleming & Sons. gj '"Oft Window . Muslins, Laoe Curtains, V Art Serges, Table Covers, Table Linen, Sheeting, Pillow Uaseß— 3679 Fleming & Sons. POR Japanese Silks,' Bamboo Blinds, Bamboo Window Poles, Linen Fanoy Goods, Tray Cloths, Towels'— 3678 Fleming & Sons. FOR Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Mats, Linoleums, Flooroloths, Fenders, GoCarts, etc — 3681 Fleming &: Sons. ARRIAGE is NOT a Failure when you buy yonr furniture at Look's Great Furniture Emporium. The widest choics,' the lowest prices' and easiest terms. PERSONAL,— Oh, John, ail we have to do is to get married, for Look, the Universal Provider and Complete and 'Cheapest house Furnisher, will furnish the nest for cash or terms,' WANTED KNOWN.— You oan save money by getting your Bootß re- ! paired ; at Craig's, Soleing and HeelingGents' 3/6, Ladies' 2/6, Children's from 1/6. CRAIG, Bridee-street. ! POLICE RESIDENOE, NELSON. TENDERS will be reoeived at this o£So3 until noon of TUESDAY, January Sth. 1907, for the Erection of a Polio a residenoe at Nelson. Drawings, specification, and conditions may be Eeen at the Post Offioe, Nelson. Ths lowest or any tender not neoessarily aooepted; JOHN CAMPBELL. Government Architect. Publio Works Offioe, Wellington, 17th Dec, 1906. 4621 NELSON COLLEGE (Foonded 1856). PfIINCIPALS » Nelson Boys' College (Opened 1856) : H. L. Fowler, M.A., Oxon. Nelson Girls' College (Opened 1882). Mies M. Lorlmer. M. A. "_^ ! Assisted by large and effioieni**o(Bfof full qualifie^Gj^lßtes. THE nejMJPfT tjollege. a stately and qoB-jfflaious brick Building, replete with svtjry convenience for Teaohing and Boarding purposes, will open in the beginning of FEBRUARY. A well equipped Gymnasium, Workshop, and large Swimming Baths are in the College grounds. The Girls' College has reoently been oonsiderably enlarged, and a larpe Gymnasium has been built. Physioal training is given by a qualified lady teacher. The two Institutions, though under the B*ame Counoil of Governors, occupy diflferect sites, both being commanding and healthy, ■with ample grounds and pioturejquo surroundings. The Boarding Departments are under the immediate control of tbe Principals, who, with their Staffp, are resident. The he jlth and comfort of the pupilß receive careful attenticn, The sanitary and fire escapo appliances are thoroughly up-to-date. Prospeotuse3 and full information oan be obtained from the Principals or Seoretary. The First Terra, 1907, begins on 4th February. JAMES BLAIR, Secretary. College Office, Nelson. 4695 FOR SAL e7 A FIRST-CLASS MILLING PLANT and BUSH. The Plant consists of a 14 H.P, Horizontal Engine- with a selfcontaining Boiler oarrying 1401bs pressure, an up-to-date Log' Hauler, being 8 inch cylinder and a 12 inch stroke. Eugine, Boiler, and Hauler made by Crabtree. Together with 68 chains of Smith's Flexible Steel Rope, Vertical and Circular Saws, Jacks, Truoks, Bullocks, eto. This Mill is capable of cutting between five and Biz thousand teet per day. There are 1337 Acres of virgin Bueh, oonsisting of White Pine, Rimu, Matai. Birch, and Totara, with 8 years lease lo cut it out, alsb about 12 months putting where the Mill now stands. I oan recommend > this as a safe investment; For furtherparticulars apply to H. A. MoCOBMIOE, 4441 Pioton. -\ BEND HOME THE NEWS. 'THR COLONIST" SUMMARY WILL BE PUBLISHED ON Monday Next, Jan. 7. Price, 2d. To be obtained fromj A. W- Stallard, Hardy street H. D. Jackson, Trafalgar street J. Hounsell & Co. Trafalgar Btreet R White & Co. Bridge street S- Starr, Bridge-street R. H« Starr, Coilingwood street H. Mellet, Waimea road J. S- Scott, The Wood W R May, Richmond E. S- Fairey, Brightwater J. Palmer, Spring Grove J. Thomas, Wakefield Or at.this Office. Friends' addresses registered at thi office, and Sjramary forwarded each day of issue, at the following rates, postage noluded; — Within the Colony . . 3/6 per annum Beyond the Colony . . 4/3 per annum Xmas! Xmas I \\f E wou'd respectfully inform our V\ Friend** and Cus* oir e•. lhat our FULL NEW- SIOOK* for above Season are now unpacked. 1 —Ali the Lateat in — Best NOVELS U 2/6 and 36 edUio i . j... New LE TH ii Gjodsiu eiiJi. .:-. v io!y '.= pUndi NEW TOYS from 3! iaei*. i All tb**New ANNUAI.-. B »y?' nti G*!s' o*vn, Chums He. liir^e stock ol Ii!-r.-t ••wil G*fi B • LPAiSCi Uoc*<- <Ji.il F.Jii'.-. Chn * •• v.*. t sorts a-Howadt yrio-.i,* XMAS Nos. of IHu;rtra-<><-) London News; Giaphio ; ' Ho lj- L*«ve;; Geoiiewoman; aud ' Pkctr-h '/O; and the great 1/- woith— l'EAU'S Annual, vmh 3 Oo ored Pioiuro?, I. E. Hounsell & Co. ■■■