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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12401, 17 November 1908, Page 4

ELECTORS! flake a Wote of this : i.UCTIONEER.EXPEB.T' VALXJATOB AND COMPLETE FUKNISHEK, — Bkidoe - Stbbet, — ■• . . IS prepared to Conduct CLEAEIXG SALES of " ■ FUENITUEE, LIVE STOCK, &c, in any part of the district. Having had many years -of experience, and being familiar with the Values of all lines, Clients can expend upon . getting better prides for their goods than could be obtained by inexperienced Auctioneers. s . Lowest Charges Made, PEOMPT ACCOUNT SALES " EENDEEED. CASH Advances "made ©» Goods for : Absolute Sale. . KeJiablo - Valuations made iaS Probate A dministration and other • purposes. ' : Hotel /Valuations a Speciality.LnCK'S Agencies: Celebrated Atlas Sewing Machines ■ Harland's (English) Pianos Carpenter's Organs SUN VAPOUE LIGHTS Miner and Zealandia Eanges, Easibak Linoleum Polishers, &c, &o. LOCK, Tie PEOPLE'S Popular FUENISHEK • Auctioneer and Valuator, •. ' 'Bridge-street, Nelson. LANE'S ]y[EBOLINE „ for the Hands. Makes White Hands Whiter. 1/- BottWat | all Ghdmists and Stores. E ] "My lungs were weak and I' wab often troubled with colds. . A- life insurance company -wanted to lead my premiums. The examining: doctor advised LANE'S EMULSION. I took it ; three times a day for several months,, and also made . good use of fresh air. Lane's Emulsion and fresh air have . healed my lungs, and the insurance people have accepted | me -at ordinary rates." .|3> Q Muirmri if**" fl 11 ** "^^ ; JasoiS-— —^ r^ Immortality. The story of Jason and his quest of the Golden Fleece b a .parable. ( Jason is not dead. He lives and moves in ien miliion reincarnations and he Is known by .-very name, from John Sriiith to CUrononotonthologos. He still seeks tho Ftosce, golden always in his fancy, whether infact it.be ebony, -yellow,, or one of the shades of red. "Splendid head of hair that girl has, " he says, aria" with that stands confessed. Good old Jason ! .- -. J) Have you splended hair, dear devotee of VALAZE (in jars 4s and 7s post free) ?',-. If not," the p-obabi- \- . lltles are that Jason may. ; despise ; . you. Look to your tresses. If your .•".? - ■ : hair Is skimpy and dull.see to it at . once that you make It luxuriant and :■.,: * lustrous.. How ? It's easy— Dr. ; Lykuskils Hair Tonic,". Stimuiales lustrous growth, energizes the rcalp and hair follicles, prevents falling(bottles 3s pd, posted). P.:eumatic combs, 3s each, post free;. Special Herbs for washing tli3 Hah- (packets Is,' post f roe).' ,Harko Water-soiien-ing Pastllies (boxes is, post iree). Of leading Chemists, or by post direct from tho Valaze Mafaafre inst.tute, Brandon Street, Wellington. IE you want to know the way to succeed, write at once for JIHe. Jhibinstcin's'cliitrmnu; new booklet "Beauty' in the making,' 1 3d by 'post, or fref with any order. t i f. * 4 I CORNS. ■VT'OTJ can dispose of your corns tot JL 1/-J Which would you, rather haTe— your corns or the shilling ? Your Loss Is Your Gain! You.lose your shilling and you find comfort, restored good humour, and a thousand other joys. TEED'S CORN CURE. All Chemists and Stores— l/Or Post-free Direct from Teed & Co,, I New Plymouth. REWARD. AEEWARD will be paid for informatipn leading to the conviction oi any .poison removing. '■ The Colonist' newspaper after delivery to customers, oi in transit. BOND, FINNET.&CO;, 4642 - Proprietors '• The Colonist." GOTO— EAOTCOT'FIF yoa roquiro anyiding in the way oi Phib Drugs, Chemicals, Photographic Goods or Photographic Solutions made op, EASTCOTT'S IS THE SHOI 1 where every thing is new. No old 'stocl I on hand. ' Dispensing a Speciality. "'.. Havingfceen constantly engaged for the past 25 yeacs Has^Dispensei ' .with some oi the leading iaedical men and hpspitals ai Home and in the Uominion, you can felj im having yojar , prescriptions .carefully and correctly prepared with pure drugs ai EASTQOIT'SOrders by post or telephone v/ill receiv* prompt attention. Any article not ir stock procured by fist post without extrt charge. T. EASTCOTT, CHEMIST, Etc., t r ABX>T-STEEET, - - NELSON " (Opposite W. Eout & Bona.) HEW GOODS, Per .5.8. Atheri.'c from London. 50 rolls Linoleum aru" 1 Floorcloths.---200 pairs Lace Curtain^-, -\ 100 HeartJi Bugs (all size" 8 )- =■ . 100 Quilts' (all sizes). „ , . „ 50 pairs Furlay's Blind Hol>? d widths)'. 100 Brass and Steel-Fenders. \ 100 Toilet Sets. (all designs). • \ 1 case Page's Brush ware (assorted). 50 Brass Rail Bedsteads. 100 Table Covers (all colourings). < - 10 Cases Chairs. 1 bale Bamboo Poles. .- -1 case Johnston's. Cutlery. 100 Go-Carts (New Zealand manufacture). To arrive ex Don next month. , 10 cases Bedsteads ; 10 cases chairs 2 cases Toilet Ware.The above has been carefully selected by my Home, buyer and are shipped direct, therefore yon can rely on getting these goods as first cost. . ■ call and see for yourselves. . A Karstei*. EXCHANGE & MAET, ■. - Bbidge-St