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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11861, 15 February 1907, Page 1

I The Comfort jj. of Cool ii^l) Underwear/ : IJS You'll never- know the comfort of onr easy fitting Underwear unless you try iti*. , You e«nnot buy auything : cooler in the Underwear line. Nor can you buy such splendid value elsewhere. There's no reason at all why you should pay fancy prices for Underwear when you get exactly what you want at Short's for a little less money. We know that we can - please you in these goods, and we offer money back to any man who wants it. We've got THAT much faith in our Underwear. OOOL UNDERWEAR FOR MEN. Gauze Singlets and Pants, 2s 6d , Fellular Singlets and Pants, 8s fid Wollens, 4s 6d fco 10s 6d per garment SHORT AND SON, "WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE," r Men's & Boys' Hatters Jailors, Outfitters, Central HARDY STREET, NELSON.

Taranaki & the North. NICE HOMESTEAD near New Ply, mouth ; 130 aores good undulating country, warmand sheltered, well watered and well drained ; 16 aores just £(own "in turnips,"l 4 acres new graßs; good roomy houee. J?«oe £1650, of whioh a great part may remain at 5 per oent. Possession 31st Deoember. , - -'■ .-" ■ "' ; ". i CHOICE PASTURE EABM of 736 acres. ' 316 freehold, 420 leasehold with long term at low rent, renewal -covenants, and compensation for improvements ; most con* veniently situated and climatic conditions perfect. Prioe, terms to suit. ] North Taranaki, GRAZING 4 AGRICULTURAL FARM of 11 v 7 acres superior limestone and volcanio country, situated in the Raglan distriot, and near the coast. Abont 600 acres in pasture, now oarrying 350 sheep, 200 lambs, 130 cattle, 9 horses. Convenient . dwpllingbouee and ali necessary outbnild ! ings. Price £3 10s per acre. ! f^XCELLENTBUSH FARM, 28 milse I Jjj nonh of New Plymouth ; 1210 acres wholesome papa country, equally adapted for sheep and oattle ; 800 aores in good grass. Price, £5.250 ; terms to suit, <^HEEP & CATTLE FARM of 2700 O acres, Central Taranaki, consisting of superior papa country, easy hills and good valleys, fertile, warm, and well sheltered. 900 acres in good grass, now carrying 1250 sheep (500 being ewe 3 with lambs) and 200 oattle. Very moderate price, Stock valuation if deeired. F. P. CORKILL, LAND AGENT, TARANAKI. TELEGRAPH HOTEL TAKAKA, OTTO HAASE (formerly of the Belgrove Hotel), in notifying that he has taken/ the above old established and centrally situated Hotel, wishes the public to knov that he hs had New Booms added, and thr whole place thoroughly Renovated and Be furnished. Travellers and Visitors will find the riiiSOBAPB & comfortable and well-ap pointed Hotel, tbe interior arrangement having the personal supervision of Mb Haass. The Stabms will have th* personal atten tion of the Proprietor, and Horses and Vehioles (two and four wheelers) will, be kept on Hire. A Covered Conveyance will also meet all steamers, First-olass Sample Room. Good Billiard Table. ' Letters and telegrams reoeive promp ittention. Motueka Hoi el EIGH-SIB MOSOIKA O. HOLYOAKE. Proprietor. TBBMS moderate, and Meals ptovldi d at all hours. First-class aoeommodation for visitors. Wine, Beer, and Spirits of ihe verybest juality. A comfortable Two-hojaa Oonteyanae ions to and from the WhMf m arriva! and departure of the Bteaiatrs. Saddle Horses and Vehioles or hire "Amongst other Improvements, tbe Pro prletor has ereoted a convenient Bathroom Fall slsed (Wright'i) Billiard Table Acoommodation for mn hoiaeß In stab'e Loose boxes and good paddooks attached, NOW READY. "THE COLONIST " SHEET ALMANAC, for 1907. price: one penny.

CORRESPONDENCE, j While desirous to give publicity to ' the discussion of matters of. public interest, we are not necessarily lo be identified with the opinions of our coiresj)ondents. Correspondents must write on one side of the paper only. Rejected manuscript will not be returned. To the Editob. Sir,— l see thatthe Nelson Cricket Association is unable to raise a representative team to visit Motueka. I should imagine that our fellow - players across the Bay will not think altogether nice things of us, after the local Association having made definite arrangements for the game. Surely it was unwise of the Nelson people to accept a challenge for this time of the year without first ascer taining whether a team could be got together. I have no doubt that the Motueka Association has been put to considerable expense and -inconvenience through the failure of the Nelson men to fulfil their engage-*, ment. I think we should make a great effort to get a team over at Easter time, when players will have more time to themselves. The game should be an annual one, and every endeavor should be made to keep it up. It is always a pleasant outing for the visiting team, more especially so for the Nelson team, as I have no hesitation in saying tbat our men are always treated ih a far more handsome manner at Motueka than the Bay men are here. I trust thatthe Nelson Association will, as I have suggested above, try to send a team across at Easter. Yours, etc., "A PLAYER." Nelson, 14th Feb., 1907. A BRITISH MINISTER SEES THINGS FOR HIMSELF, One never knows exactly where Mr John Burns will turn up next (says the "Tribune"). A few days ago Jae was engaged in rescuing some children from a watery grave. The other night he was at a fire in the Clapham road. "Last night, " writes a "Tribune" -representative, "I saw the right hon. gentleman in the House of Commons at half -past ten, and again at one o'clock this morning I came across him on the Embankment adjacent.to Charing Cross bridge. The Cabinet Minister was scarcely recognisable, though he bad but . turned, up his , coat collar. He had been maiKing a .round pf visits to Salvation ahd Church Army shelters, and he was at this moment about to . mingle' iri the wretched crowd that: nightly gather's at the Salvation Army . rendezvous under Charing Cross bridge. Mr Burns believes in what he sees with his own eyes, and he fully realises that he mnst see much ih this way if he is to deal effectively with 4he derelicts of our social system. While Mr Burns stood unobserved among the err •• • p. tramcar drew up, apd the rigut i..a. gentleman bad the satisfaction of seeing the conductor refuse to allow an intoxicated man to proceed as a passenger, As the car moved off one Of the passengers caught sight of yMr Burns, and remarked to the company, 'Why, there's John Burns. He's out lookin after things. That's the sort of man to have about' — and the observation evidently voiced the general sentiment." t . - ■ i ~■ n" Daily Coach Service!. COACHES Leave Nelson (Wilkins & Field Hardware Co.) at 10 20 a.m. and 5,30 p.m. Leave Glenduan : 8 a.m. and 4 p.mRetubs. Fabes: To Cemetery, 9d ; Old ham's Creek, 1/ ; beyond and to Glenduan, 1/6. PARCELS, etc, carried at reasonable rates. For particulars and booking, apply ' WILKINS & FIELD HARDWARE 178 CO., or PALACE CAR STABLES EOYAL MAIL OOAOH. Nelson-Richmond -Motusksi— Riwaka. NEWMAN BROS,, Proprietors. rpHE Proprietors oall tbe attention ol tin J_ travelling publio to the bet that the Riohmond-Riwaka Poaoh S*Bv'iOß has been extended to Nelson, and Coaches now leave the Crown Stables 'Nelson, Din,*, Oi Riwaka, and arrive daily from Riwaka, at per timetable appendeed. . All parcels and ordeis roceive striot and businesslike attention. Daily Timetable Leave Nelson for Riw&Ka at 9 a,m ; arrivln Riwaka 2.30 p,m. ."" ' I Leave Riwaka for Nelson at Bam.; ar.lvlnj Nelson 1.30 p.m. . Luncheon _ Redwood's Valley." NEWMAN BROS., l»ro»r!»icra NEWMAN BROS.' BOYAL MAIL OOAOHES NELSON TO BLENHEIM , LEAVE Crown Stables, Neibon, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,,, ana FRIDAYS, at seven o'olook a.m. LEAVE Criterion Hotel, Blenheim, on return, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, at Beven o|olopk a.m. ..,.,. Paroels oarrleci at modorate 1 rptes. Booking Office. Grown Stables. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietoia., I

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