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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11924, 2 May 1907, Page 3

City of Nelson. TENDERS FOE DEBENTURES. Town Clerk's Office, 24th April, 1007. nriENDERS will be received at the X above Office until FRIDAY, 3rd May, at 3 pan., for Debentures, with Coupons attached; to the amount of TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS (.£2,500), being a Special Loan for Reinstatement of Collingwood and Normanby Bridges, issued under the authority of "The Local Bodies Loans Act, 1901." Each Debenture will be for the sum of One Hundred Pounds, repayable on the Ist April, 1937, and bearing -interest at the rate of Four and a half per centum i per annum,, payable half -yearly, with aj Sinking Fund of One and a half per cent, j 1 The security offered for ; the Loan? is a Special Rate of Three Farthings in the Pound npon the rateable value of all rateable property in the City e£ Neison. Each tender must be for one or more Debentures, stating uumber of Debentures, and price offered for each Debenture, and must "he marked on the outside " Tender for Debentures." The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted, and the Council ialso reserves the right to allot to any tenderer any less number of Debentures than that applied for. H. V. GULLY, 1290 Town Clerk.

Wakefield Musical Society. THE AJNTNUAL General MEETING of the above Secietv will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on* THURSDAY, 2nd May, at 8 p.m. Business: To make arrangements fd* ensuing session. '■■■■■ The attention of the young people "in the district is drawn to the advantages afforded by this Society in acquiring a knowledge of music and part singing. A full attendance of past and intending members is requested. • THOS; HAMILTON, 1359 Treasurer. W~~ ANTED KNOWN— Have yon tried Craig for Boot Repairs? not; do so ; it will be to your interest. CRAIG, Bridge-street. G. FLEMING and SONS .: ' FOR ' m Down Quilts .Blankets j Carpets j Hearth Rugs Linoleums Floorcloths Bedsteads Mattresses Table Covers Sheeting itfT All Goods imported direct from j' Best Makers. ! G. FLEMING & SONS, CABINETMAKBES & UPHOLSTERERS HARDY STREET. Nelson Consider your . . . CLOTHING BILL DEE & SONS, THE NOTED CLOTHING SHOP, Just purchased whole lot Men's & Boys' Clothing, and it will pay anyone to notice our value. These goods are from the Kaiapoi and other noted Woollen Mills. You are invited to take these Goods home, and if not satisfied, we will return your money. Men's Blue Vieun la .Suits, a 1 the rage, 25/- to 30/Men's Hairline Tweed Suits, hard wearers, 23/6 to 24/G Men's Boxed BuHs, up-to-date Tweeds, fit all 'shape?, tall or stout, padded fronts, next door to tailor made, 35/- to GO/---(0 ira Kaiapoi Saddle Tweed Trousers, bought before the rise, 7QI to 10/6 Men's Dark-looking Tweed Trousers, guaranteed wearers, 5/11 to 7/11. We say you can Baye 3/- every pair you buy of these. Boy?" Norfolk Tweed Suits, 9/11 to 15/6. We have a very big range Suffolk and Norfolk makes, and guarantee the boat value in in Town. BoysV lined Tweed School Pants, 2/G to 4/6 — cheaper than mothers can make them made from strong tweeds. DEE & SONS. THE PEOPLE'S SHOP. SAID HE: 'Can9't thou not minister to a mind disea- ci, Piuok from the .memory a rooted sorrow ; Raze out the written troubles of the brain ; And, with some sweet, oblivious antidote Cleanse the stuff 'd bosom, ot that p9rilous stuff Which weighs upon the heart ?" A Big Order you say, &nd one which oannot be filled. While that is so, it is also true thai many of the ills of life oan be avoided ; being in many instances brought on by lack of knowledge or carelessness on the part of the sufferer. Further, a great deal of the worry and disappointment so apparent in daily life nsay be relieved. Frequently the trouble is caused by the difficulty of know- ! n fc ' b/w to " Make Both Ends Meet/ and yet a great deal is wasted by going to the wrong shop for wearing apparel and household furnishing?. Numerous heads of families in this City and District have proved that they oan Save Many Pounds Sterling in a year by purchasing all their Drapery and CiothiDg at | Gibbard & Co.'s It has been said that a man with eight children, who shops there, is better off than his mate with five, who earns the sanv wages, but goes elsewhere and pays morr } It is genera ly believed that family expene c tUi> and fa'l according to the nnmber tlr ,>< are to keep, but very often " Where to Shopping is Done " bag a lot to do wit' 4 it Make the best of your opportunities, am shop at GIBBARD and CO. S, " SPOT CASH " DRAPERS , BRIDGE-STREET, NELSf tff. Note.— A 11. tie money spent tr ong way, and will help yon tr } solve tt roblem of how to possess an ea jy mind.