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Advertteememi are inserted tn thii column at the rate of Twtnt* word* for One Shilling. Thr'i intertionsf hatf-a-orown; »is in tertions, four shillings and six penoejfor Cash only; ifbooled one shilling eaoh insertion. T7TTANTED immediately, a Laundress, »T wages ,£52 per year. Also strong young Girl, wages 12/6 per week. Apply Matron, Nelson Hospital. 1412 WANTED— A Female Cook, Middle . aged preferred: :Applv 13 90 "Colonist" Office. mO LET.— Six-Boomed House, with J- every conveniences. Eent .£52. per year, Apply. E. H. Martin, Dresden Piano Company. !< ' 1391 WANTED, two Gentlemen Boarders in private family. 13 65 Apply Colonist Office. NOTICE. — The Hardy-street Cycle Works are again opened for work. All repairs finished to time. 1321 Herbert Nalder. WANTED, a good General Servant, to proceed to Wellington ; good wages. Apply to Mrs W. T. Bond, Upper Collingwood-street. I3ig ANTED— Parents wishing children's success, consult Mr Hugo, i Eechabite Hall Ante-room ; 10 to 1, 3to I 6,7. t0 8. 1316 DON'T cough yourself into consumption, but use the Boomerang, the best remedy for deep-seated colds that have settled on the chest. — W. H. Crowe, Bridge-street, Nelson. 1051 BOOMEEANG! the mighty Cough Cure. One dose relieves, one bottle cures; 1/6 and 2/6 per bottle.— W. H. Crowe, Medicul Herbalist, Bridge-street. - 1052 f^OALMINERS.— Wanted, good pracV-' tical hands. ■ 884 -A-Pply Puponga Colliery.' "XTISITORS to WELLINGTON will find ▼ Beet Accommodation at ihe WAV« EKLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, Marion street. Seleot, quiet, oentral, good table, every convenience, tariff reasonable, Enquiries " Colonist " Office. — MRS, PARSONS, Proprietress. 508 T UST received, direct from the manufao<J turers, 600 pairs Lace Cartains, In most beautiful and artistic designs. Will be sold less tban wholesale prioe, at Look's, the popular furnisher. jl/TATRIMONY.— The best plaoe to buy ItJL your Wedding Furniture is at Look's Great Furniture Emporium. Complete rig out from x2O. Largest stook, easiest terms. THE best p'aoe for Linoleums, Furniture. Cartains. Quills, Bedstead*, Go-carts, Prams, Binges, Sewing Machines, Pianos, Organs, etc, is LOCK'S, OUR STAMPS are good Stampß, Bbbl RUBBER. Latest Designs. "The Colonist " Jobbing Department. WANTED KNOWN— .Have you tried Craig for Boot Repairs? not, do bo ; It will be to your interest. CRAIG, Bridge-street ÜBBER STAMPS.- Rubber StampsTf every description supplied at Bhort notloe. Send in your orders to " The Colonist " Job Printing Department;. j THAT BALD SPOT! y^ B^^ CAPILI A The Oriiieat f itm Hair Producer & fsipL ""^ Restorer will cure you if you 7. s "" hava "down" on the "Up" Cj\ * or "to wor ' c on " ®-°'^ by all n_^ •jagg Chemists. Hairdressers and 48/\&4TjtrjW Price 3s. 6d. N.Z. Head Office— Johnston & Bu*nes, 6, Featherston-street, Wellington Please Note. THAT S. WINN IS A Machinery Expert, and So icits a Trial for Repairs to Manufacturing MACfITNEHY, Agricultural MACHINERY! Domestic! MACHINEEYi and any other MACHINERY! S.. WINN", LATE C. G. PEART, LOWER HARDY STREET, NELSON. JUNCTION HOTEL T A K A K A . ME. JOSEPH HYDE, ex-Captain Artillery Yelunteers, and formerly proprietor of the Foxhill Hotel, desires to inform his old friends and the travelling public that he has taken over the above well-known hotel, and visitors and travellers can rely upon receiving evory attention, with civility, Superior accommodation, moderate tariff. Conveyance meets all steamers. Horses and Vehicles on Hive. Up-to-date Billiard Table. Best Brands Wines and Spirits only. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. 1361 The Winding-lip Sale. A GENUINE effort on our part to realise the whole of our Stock has met with a great success, the public being very quick to see that our intentions to wind-up the business carried on as Jas. Armstrong & Co. are sincere, and they have met with the success they deserve. Our intentions are to sell every line, hence the reductions are very large, and we anticipate that the public, who have appreciated our genuine effort, will continue to do so, that we can attain our object. All Accounts Must be Settled or arranged for by the end of the month. Jas. Armstrong & Co. Books! Books! Harmswortb's EnoyclopaeMa, 8 eo's., oUto J. Hocking's Strong Man's Vow, 2/6 & 3,6 Pemberton'B Diamond Ship, 2.6 and 3/fa OorelH's Treasure of Heaven, 2/0 Bfebner's Princess Marita, 2/6 and 3/6 AMERICAN BOOKS, 3/6 eaoh Conolly's Tne Seiners Dillon's Old St. Louis Harbeu's The Substitute „ Pole Baker Phillips' The Deluge London's The Game „ Ca lot the Wild Vauxs Shock of Battle (new) Miller's Saul of Tarsus (new) Kramen's Hearts and the Cross (new) Charles' P«.rdner B 03 om R-inpe (new) Dvs'n's Factory 'Ande, 53 Sb ected new stook Oassell'd 83 editi' n just received. I. E. Hounsel! & Co. TRAFALGAR S TKEET. Undertake the protection of INVENTIONS DESIGNS and TRADEMARKS in all Countries. Address— Oueen's Chambers. Welling on; Send for pamphlet "Acvljeto kyaotorß, frfe on a plioation*

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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11925, 3 May 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11925, 3 May 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11925, 3 May 1907, Page 3

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