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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12420, 9 December 1908, Page 3

Now o|Pn. pr'KE Kew IRONMONGERY !iL- S'LC^P is nc-w cpea, srai& • l/earty um_atioa is ox: i ;'.(!•; a " ).uv(>!B fVfi'yrt'lioi'a, to vi in. All goods aro, (-T i:--'-n'.-^, :n;TlKl'lA' NEV.^ while TIIK VAJ.UK .-: SECUSD TO -NONli. - Carpenters' itJoiner^'To. 'ls. Sole Ag«nt for Luke & Sons' Cooking Banges;"" Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c, &o. 1 R. BETHWAJTE Ironmonger, Hardy-street. Nelson. " (Next Page & Sons.) ■ 'r [ For the Spring & Summer. . . „. ... .-.■■■. -=---^i:, ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS ' ■■■' ■IN '/..■- ' TWE£DS, WORSTEDS,^ HOMESPUNS, &c. +jle Agent .' MAfilO OLOra CLEA.NEB Btst in the L>ominion. v Inspection Cordially Invited t ■ L...ROARBB; ' .'. .. TAILOR, V ••■■'.' Trafalgar Street. : LEATHER FANCY COODS. j THE range of the above has grown. enormously lately, and we have, just received our first- shij'tnent. of "New ■Season's Lines, whiehl includes the: •cry latest designs of choicest . maerials. We invite inspection, ,not" j nly of the window, but the stock in-: :'*ide of it. , ' ..... h . '' „„_ „f ' ' ' 'e<fgy Bags from Is to 255. ;' •, . 'oter Pan Bags from Is 6d to 5s' } 6d. [and. Bags of all descriptions "and prices. ,'- --"•Voting Cases, Despatch Boxes, etc. Ir-nts' Wallets and Letter- Gases. .' ; . lusic Cases and Ladies' Companions, Messing and Jewel Cases. . , : !. Also, — : . ■ ••■" ■ ■"paving Mirrors,' Frames, and Frain -j . ed Pictures, etc., etc. { ALL GOOD VALUES. / Jackson & Go. \ Teapalgaje Street. 3 9 Wool! ! ,- ; Season 1908-1909. I^HE Undersigned a^e now prepared to t receive -<VVOpL for. the LONDON iIAEKET,aTid \\ ill make literal^ dvance - m tamo. The latest cabled advices reeived from London report the 7-, market his advanced 15 per cent to 20; per .cent, with niarlret firm 1 . v . : : . . WELLINGTON • SALES -^ Should Clients wish to realize promptly >n their clip, we would strongly advise them to offer same for public auction at Wellington. We have mude complete airangements for offering at these Sales, and prices ranging from 6£d "to 9|d have' been receivrd for clients' Wool shipped chrough v < this season. '■ ' - Tl c f i-l • >win» are the dates fixedfer ■ ibe rema ri ij- sales of the season : — Bi'H JANUARY, 1909. 19th FEBEUAPtY, 1909. . E. BUXTON & CO , Ltd, ■ ■ - . J .4237 ÜBiiiViSION OF LAKE STATION, UPPER BULLER. FOR~SALE. IN two lots as two small grazing iruns, part of the Lake Station, Upper Buller, belonging to the jestate iof the late John Kerr.. Lot I.j consists of 1225 acres of Freehold and 802 acres of Lease in perpetuity land extending from the Round Dell round the shore of Lake^Roto-iti down to the Bridge over the Buller river on the north side of the Buller river. PRICE £2500. ■•-..■-,. Lot 2.; consists of 2008 - acres,, of : Freehold and 1126 acres of Lease in Perpetuity land extending from ile Bridge 'over the -Buller ■ river to-Station Creek on the north side of the Buller river including the -old station Hock. PRICE £4000. The land is nearly all level 'and is partly in English, and partly in Natire grasses and it is well watered. This is a splendid opportunity for any one to obtain a small run. For further particulars apply to, ADAMS and HARLEY, Solicitors, Nelson. We can* arrange a large portion of the purchase money on mortgage at five per . cent. 4769 ' -. . . - - ■-■■■■--■ „::.rr;a - H' ' Hew Books, Christ of the Cross in the Light of the Holy Scripture.— Will it Stand ? by . Anderson, 1/- • . Garvue's "On Love's. Altar," 1/6 , Fitchett's" Pawn in the Game," 2/6 & 3/6 Conrad's " Set of Six," 3/6 WhitbyV'Bssult Accident," 2/6 &'3/fi ~ Baroness Orczj''s " Tangled Skein,".l/ 6 Fitchetfs ."Nelson and his Times'" 2/6 Well's " Love and Mr Lewisham," 2/6 Oxenham " Song of fiyacinth," 2/6 & 3/6 Bawson's "Ea^y-Go-Lucky," 2/6 and 3/6 Crosslarid's "Unspeakable Scot," 1/6 •-■ Do •■:■ "Lovely Woman," 1/6 New Volumes just received of "Youug England." " Child's Magazine" " Ova Darlin ' ■ / ■'."'■ > .A splendid selection' of -Nelson's New - Cemtury Libraries in limp leather 3/- eachl ; • "■- • .." • . Tennis, Cricket, Angling,and }■■■.: ■■ Bowling goods. . . endid new lines in-Leather Ckiods. J/E.Poun^!l&: ; Go i t ■ TEAFALGAE STEEEi 1 -. A Summer Pantry. j See this Pantry ? It is stocked with Sfc George • They turn the. nightmare of " cooking into, a dream' of ease, and " ; ./pleasure. There are twb,sor^/.the ' • vSt fceorse px Trnigues.^ which "arc big' enough for" a-family : ■ dinner (your family- will : vote it .the best dinnerthey have ever, tasted), and the :''*■<- " : .■••■-■•■■.■•.£■• '<:. .-■■'■" St George Sheep Tpng lies whwtf niake the daintiest lunch . of te i imaginable; No • cooMng— no I louble,— a meal in a minutp. All leading Grocers keep them. . v ■ v ; Made by Jbvine & Stevb^son, Ltq.> . St. George Works,. Duriedin. 1 Klti[ftMatrfg^ aßß af?B ]3 iCTTtti'-'rff l -V' l 'WlT^ltf<thMrili'*iWllll' w