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Colonist, Volume L, Issue 12281, 29 June 1908, Page 3

= CAIjEOONIA_HOtfSE. ~ PFfESIffTO "VtSfIABtES. Califorttian Tomatoes in'2(i)fa. Tins. FretfoTaAsparagas in^lb. Tins PetitPois-^Prenoh Green Peas in lib. Tins. to K. Gre^Pe'as in 21b. Tins, K. Tomatoes in £-gal, Tins. Lima Beans, Haricot Beans, Lentils. Split Peas. Etc,, Etc. E . GROVE & m, Provision Merchants and Italian Warehousemen, HARDY STREET, ... ... NELSON Telephone 41 F. tWISSDN m GO. Are "Z^ A SPLENDID RANGE OF LADIES* & CHILDREN'S WARM WINTER UNDER-GARMENTS -INCLUDING— Woven and Viyella Night-dresses Woven and Knitted Combinations Knickers, Undervests, Spencers, and Bodices Sleeping Socks arid Vests Ladies' Golf Blouses and Knickers Children's Knitted Jerseys : Infants' Bootees, Socks, and Gaiters. TRAPALQARSTBEBT. ' AUTUM!N 1908. Hew Goods New Goods IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT TTTTTE have pleasure in announcing the arrival of the Balance of Our Winter Stock, and cordially invite your inspection. These goods are direct from leading manufacturers therefore we are in a position to sell at small cost. Wilkie's Estate, Phone 224. f RIDGE STREET.

Wis* &* ©^ I_* rt I |ilf >wv * * I ll© «^l%# the' MClUlli j < - You-Lncw t-Lal a Sale at the D.I.C. is a genuine and honest Sale. J ) . Ti.e*Coiv.pam- can't sell old sleek, because it has none. It won't ■» / koII stale stock, berate that is against its policy. A Sale at S S the D.I C. is a '-qr-nre deal on special terms between the Company s < and it's customers. The Sale, of which this is the preliminary / J announcement, is to be a record-breaker. 4 ? WHITER CLEARANCE at the D.I.C. > V KO.HDAY. JUNE 29th, and for 21 Days. S C I'ositively, for 21 days only. The whole of the new and exclusive \ < stock, all of the quality that has won this house its reputation. > ) Extraordinary reductions throughout every department. \ \ The D.I.C. dees not have many Sales, but you wili .emcuiber tbe \ S conditions. Sale transactions absolutely for Cash Only. No f ) exceptions can be made to this rule. Mail-orders handled promptly C £ .by a special staff. First come, first served. If any goods \ \ 'supplied do not suit you, your money will be refunded if the K ? eoods are returned in good order and condition (carriage paid) / ) witbin seven days of purchase. The D.I.C. pays freight on all £ J Drapery and Clothing. Furniture, Ironmongery, etc., forwarded > \ at customers' cost. V ) seiiiMor Prica Lists and any information you requlro NOW. S ? ilemenibcr that Cash MUST accompany Orders. £ \'T«is Drapery & General Importing Co. of N.Z. 5 ) ' Limited - - - - WELLINGTON. > \ " . A. A. COBRIGAN, Manager. V

To Let, term 2 years. FARM, 800 Acres. Good Agricultural^ and Pastoral Property ; about 100 acres now under plough, Ne w Resid ence jand Barn. Further particulars 1 , apply J 296 BiS_EY BROS. & CO. Nprf-injurious Hair Tonic. "OEALIZING that there are good JJk" and bad, preparations o,u the market, which naturally make the public cautious before buying, we have had' our famous . WIQLETTA Hair Food and Tonic analysed. Here is the Analyst's IJepoit :— 6 Brittain St., Linwood, Christchurch, 14th May, 1907. I, the undersigned analyst, do hereby certify that I have analysed the above-mentioned sample, and I find it to be a powerful tonic for promoting tha growth of the hair, and to be j free from any injurious matter, A. A. Bickerton, Colonial Analyst. Canterbury, N.Z. Only 3/6, by post 6d extra. J. Bockmann, Tobacconist: AGENT FOR NELSON. 2019

Wfefelrn Pumps, Nozzles, S Dl^BiVi And ATTACHMENTS for the j^y f :;■'*'. ORCHARD, FIELD, VINEYARD, AppftrfitUS. and GARDEN. _ - y . '„. ■;■-..•**-.-.' --_- • ' t^Ll OECHARDISTS will find their wants best catered for, I a greater choice, and more up-to- date Materials, at our Establishments than ; anywhere else in towr. • ■ ' : ;~' : ''yr^";==r Beaft'sXfoVNo; 9 Magic Spray |NMs£i ; _j|§[Vy PUMPS, fi; r large Orohards. The Manuf aetur- Ir^ 1 J^^SS^^KlmmmY'^7 ers k^ ih } a K^f at our suggestion, made the ____V^_ bealico'sn.ki&iospraypurips, \ I 1 l ■-^^_^ll_lii_'^la : - with Pjatform an-3 Ghu^ ; also Nos. 60 and 70 1 -'My -M !§l^^^^^^ctS Barrel wiUiK.n„uul Pumping Cylinders, V - ■ ] mmT%f Ws&BSffiSSMl specially fitted tor oar Irada with Bait Metal <^_|_______J_^' J "' '^^^^^^^jMtW^'' To meet the demand for a cheaper class of , Barrel.Sprayer, we sotck the DEMING GRANGER, '^^^H____l_ - fitted With Agitator and Ball Metal Valves, For smaller holdingswe have tbe " GEM " Barrel Pump or Success Bucket Sprayers. KNAPSACK SPRAY' PUMPS. The «• Eclair," made of heavy copper, gives a very fine, medium, or coarse ppray. A good Seleci lon. of Extra Kozzlea, Globs Valves, Piston Packings, Suction and Delivery Hose, eto, SPRAY PUMP CATALOGUES post free on application. We also provide a full supply of Gaynor's and Johnston's Pruning Knives, Shears, Saws, Tree Pr-uners, Lopping - Shears, Garden Gloves, Step-Ladders, etc. - VfiRMORXTIiJ — ■*■ read y prepared Bordeaux Mixture, clean, simple and easy to handle, put up in : packets sufficient for 22 gallons. Best quality Bluestone and Sulphur Spraying Oils, Petroleum, Caustic Soda, Pearl Ash, etc. "FOR HEATING GREENHOUSES, try a WILSON HEATER. Burns chips, shavings, bark, sweep- - ings, etc. The hot air draft, coming from the top of the Heater, ignites, and uses as fuel, all gases in the stove. Q This explains why the ""WILSON " consumes much less fuel than other stoves, v - PERFECTION KEROSENE HEATERS are also ideal warmers for conservatories. L BtiXldN & COrLIWIITED, ™™ '*^sSk'