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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12458, 6 February 1909, Page 1

On Your Next Suit | Tou can save £2 on your next suit, B and have it made-to-your-measure in g Christchuroh in the latest style. H lam making good suits to measure j| for from 39/6 upwards for gentleman B in your own town _«~n B — suits that are sCL B oorreotly out in <*Kw B any style desired, 13 B snits that are lined _s___§B&_!*b__. E with the beat of linings, have real W^ HbXm hair oloth front*, BB 'Wh b|uay\ are well padded, Mgk yA IvwjlA and are honestly |M Eg iJIJSwi made throughout, KB 18 W&gpk and will retain g JIB mr theirperfeotahapa B rai' fill A WRITTEN lili IS GUARANTEE jTI WM FOR A FIT. S 1 jMI When you order Bg I «*» your suit from me, Iff w»l I give you a writ- ||8 ] Wn ten guarantee tha^. Wtm rai Itheolotheg-willfii Ml M you perfeotly or I iff! Sh undertake to re : £___! eS fund every penny §^* a '"%_*OJL of your money. ™* Gould anything be fairer? Could yon i be proteoted more fully? No ■' I take I ' all the risk, if there ii any. g The materials used in my- made-to- gj measure suits at from 39/6 are of the 1 highest qnality, the same quality aa fl you are in the habit of paying the I looal tailor £4 or £5 for. 1 SAMPLES FREE.' 1 Write for my splendid Bamples of the g latest snitingg, my simple self -measure- 8 ment form, and my new style book. B I gladly send them post free. B They cost you nothing, they commit R yon to nothing, but they oan save you Eg money. Write to-day— nov, while yon £j think of It. g ADDRESS— B GEORGE DAVIES, f 184 Colombo St., CHRISTCHURCH. J REWARD. AEEWARD will be paid for 'nforma • tion leading to the conviction of any person removing '* The Colonist " newspaper after delivery to customers, or in transit. BOND, FINNEY & CO., 4642 Proprietors •• The Colonist." LU uj ami < CO g o»-o •"as*-*-* 1 • . . -"-d S M 1 § i Oil ri ft h] co g<3 H 1 co -^ «S£ "" PUBLIC NOTICE. "Bailie Nicol Jarvie" has much pleasure in announcing his thorough appreciation of the keen and unexampled support he has received during the late campaign, by which he still adorns the head of the poll, and, my friends, don't make any mstake, by supposing for a moment that because of this elevated and honourable position he will, by one jot, relax his efforts to further retain your support; but will stick to his basic principle, viz., that purity in all things must be maintained. The Bailie assures me as his trusted agent that having enormous stocks of the correct article continually maturing he can at all times satisfy his. supporters, and the late victory will emphasise his efforts in that direction. By authority, M. M. WEBSTER, IThe "Bailie's" agent, 75 Trafalgar st. Bailie Nicol Jarvie Whisky in Octaves. Bailie Nicol Jarvie Whisky in qr. c__Lsks Bailie Nicol Jarvie Whisky in 1 doz. cases. Bailie Nkol Jarvie Whisky in 2 gal. jars. Standard Fire &iarine INSUBANCE COMPANY OF N.Z. ' NELSON BEANCH. TTjIIEE, MAEINE and GTJAEANTEE. _r Policies issued at current rates. Large and influential Colonial Proprietary. Prompt and liberal settlement of claims. F. A. BAMFOED, Nelson Savings Bank Buildings, Trafalgar Street^ FIRE (NSUBANGE. Reduced Rates WITH THE Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co £400,000 Invested in Australasia. Prompt Settlement cf Claims. J.-'H. COCK & CO., Chief Agents.

Jam Making and Fruit Preserving. "We have IMPORTED very Large Stocks^of all Requisites for this Season : — i::j2A= Mason Atlaa, and Chioago Fruit Preserving Jars, in Pints, Quarts, and ... ..rkaoa Glass Screw Top and Tie-Oter, lib and 21b Jain Jaw. Stone Jam Jars, 1, 2, and 41bs. Jelly Tumblers. Nests of White Jara. Preserving Pans, Enamel Stew Pans. Wood Spoons, Stove Mats.] Baskets for Fruit Picking. Pulp Buckets for Raspberry picking, Etc. Also 1, 2, ana 5 gal Demijohns ; l, c 2, 3 and 4 gal. Stone Butter Jars, : _ and all kinds bf Glass and China Dishes for serving Fruit, etc., at table. : o : -— ■ : R.. ; Siiodgras.s 'and Sons, "STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE," DIRECT - IMP JESTERS, ' u ~~ 1 NELSON.

I High- Class j House Furnishings. 1 NEVER was there a time when so many choice B land Artistic Draperies and Curtains awaited the m selection of the home furnisher. Our latest im- . 9 portation— just to hand — is a striking illustration __\ oftthis'faet. fl 50in. Mohair, Taffeta, and Casement Cloth. I Fashionable* for all. kinds, of Curtains. Our designs are very B attractive. B I Clirtain BorderihgS. Verym pretty and extensively used •;■.•'.' on Art Serges for Curtains and .able Covers ;also pn the fam- ; .■''■' ous Bolton Sheet Curtains Printed'tinens, Tapestry .Cnrtains,- fi. and Tapestry for. Upholstering ; Blind.Laces, with Insertion fo Jt. match; also Combmation Blind Lapses in greeWand cream.-.* * m BedSteadS, Plain, Brass Kail, and All Brass, f '• • • ' I BeQ Qjng made on the premises from best Kapoc, Horsehair and .-. H CarpetS and LinOleUmS LAID (estimates given). . Com- I pare our quality and price. -y ■::•.- y..2- '-■■"•■ E: BUXTOi &mrOd., - - Nelson. i.m M-^m^^mm save you that. I i __$$S^^' Here's how we PROVE our claim. i I*^ Send us a sample from the last suit you had made ; 1 1 1 or, send us a sample of the suit you intend to buy, B f DON'T TELL US what you paid for the one or i ! I what your tailor wants for the other. Then WE will tell g j 1 you what we will make you as good a suit for. | !| REMEMBER we shall not know your price. But i : I you'll find OUFJ price is about half what your tailor g jI ' wants to charge for the. SAME QUALITY suit. 1 | We will make this suit to your measure— you try it I I on ahd if it does not come up to expectations in every I 1 particular send it back at OUR expense, and we will g | We hereby agree that YOU ALONE shall be the I ! Shall we send you samples on that understanding, and 9 our booklet, " BETTER SUITS for LESS MONEY "— g Then fill in the coupon and mail it to-day to H Tribe & Co., Christchurch. TDIDC _P kT^f.- W Flease send me your free Booklet | KIE-S-_-_i CX -B II is understood I- do not commit myself <•»• Suits by Mail B jl* Nam,....'...;,.;.:..... ESTD. 1881. •■'.' CHRISTCHURCH. §

" MOTUPIKO INN. THE undersigned having taken over the . above well-known hostelry in tho Motupiko Valley (late Corletf s), begs to assure the pnblic that no effort wiU be -wanting on his part to maintain the reputation of the house as a favorite resort for those wishing to spend a few days or weeks in the country. Families, Fishermen, and. Sportsmen -will find comfortable quarters, ana every attention for their pleasure and comf _>rt. GEORGE BIGGS, Proprietor, PANAMA HOTEL. COENEE HAEDY & COLLINGWOOD-STEEETS THE undersigned, having taken : over the above Hotel, has thoroughly renovated and completely re-furnished the house, whioh now offers comfortable aoid superior accommodation to the travelling public or permanent boarders, at MODEEATE CHAEGES. - Wines, Ales, and Spirits of the Best Brands Ob__y. J. BRIGGS. (Late of Wanganui.) 4927 Tyree's Studio. fJIHIg STUDIO has recently been fitted JL np with new and up-to-date applionoee for the production of High Class Photographs. ENLAEGEMENTS made from anj Photograph. Satisfaction guaranteed Note. — W. Tyree does not employ anj canvassers. Send all orders to TYEEE'S STUDIO. Trafalgar-street Fertilisers. IN STOCK— Picton, Eape and l'arnip, etc; Eockland, Hop, Grain, Potato, etc; Shirley's Sup. of Lime Welj lington Blood and Bone. Supplied in sacks or by the ton. BISLEY BEOS. & CO., 8700 Sole Agents SOUTH BRITISH Insurance Company, Limited. Capital J2,900,000 Accvnulated Funds exceed . . ,£542,500 FIBE and MAEINE and ACCIDENT INSUEANCES, Including Employers' Liability for Compen«tion under the Workers' Compensation Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Public Eiik, Personal Accident either singly or in conjunction with Sickness Benefits ; Burglary, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, etc., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CUBBENT EATES. Sub- Agents fob Distbict*. City, Eobertson Bros. ; Motueka, H. A. Tarrant ; Eichmond, W. E. May ; Takaka, J. J. Langridge & Co. j Wakefield, E. J. Painton ; Coilingwood, W. C. Eiley & Co.j Upper Moutere, C, F. Muntz ; Westport, J. J. Molony. F, & D. EDWARDS, AGENTS, ' "ETEAFALGAB STEEET. (Next National Bank). fr* OOVERWWTENT INSURANCE FACT No. I. Tke GUARANTEE OP THE STATE fMft *tt every Policy tone* ' . m* —*Z- ' " fcffiU_eS*partmct-t. Btbbt ffpon Insnred onder itt condition^ testa *bsc!ntely geonro, firmly wwced that whatever may happen tfce fall valne of hie polioy la m certain lo be paid when the ni-jm tocrnea m thai the win ihall riaa fa fcl^mornlng.

JUNCTION HOTEL TAKAKA. ME. JOSEPH HYDE, ex-Captaffl Artillery Volunteers, and formerly proprietor of the Foxhill Hotel, desires feo inform his old friends and the travellin g publio 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 steamera. Horse* and Vehicles on Hire. Up-to-data Billiard Table. . Best Brands Wines ahd Spirits only. Letters and Telegrams promptly at •Hided to * M TELEGRAPH HOTEL TAKAKA. OTTO HAASE (formerly of the Bel grove Hotel), in notifying that ho has taken the above old established and centrally situated Hotel, wishes the public to know that he has had new rooms added, and the whole place thoroughly renovated and refurnished.' Travellers and Visitors will find the TELEGEAPH a comfortable and -wellappointed Hotel, the interior arrangenients having the personal supervision of Mas Haase. IThe Stables will have the personal attention of the Proprietor, and Horse* and Vehicles (two and four -wheolers) will be kept on Hire. A Covered Conveyance will also meet all Steamers. * * ; Sample Boom. Good Billiard Table. Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. It Will Pay Those who are about to connec with the NEW SEWEEAGE SCHEME To consu H. J. FLATT, •who has had large experience, and is a Certificated SANITAEY PLUMBEB. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED and ESTIMATES FUENISUED. WOEKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. 217 Telephone Number 32*7. THE NEW MOTTO. Nelson expects that vbet child will do its duty— ' ASK FOE GRIFFIN'S T _ CONFECTIONERY. , Have you tried these New Lines ? Wild Babbits. Chocolate Che\s -baks. Chocolate Mexican Fruits. Chocolate Lunch. Chololate Ice Ceeams. All Eetail Confectioners. » NOTHING MoUE . „.-_i___£Sfc •' SUITABLE FOR^A] _ ; .,^^. ," --•• ; i*H* ■ y '' 'r^r--ZiSm3EB3B3L dew Yt&r uilt fc --M-'ii- ;**-«^v ' - "*fi,.eias__3l , »'iti , __j^ . .. —i. AN A I •-—•-— ... ._■ 2 ;.:.■■■■■ rfjiaSj Nice Engraving Ci.oiCßiAssortment at ; ' J. SAVAGE &ISONS, \RDY STREET. - ,-.™;,...~ ..f.f .yy.l. „;._-rr.«_--n-* I . : ' ;. *j • '...-■• " ■■:■*?■■.':,;*-.■?•;- L 3

AN IRISHMAN once said, •when asied, "Why he did not ,'- EEPAIE his Eoof ?" " Shure, . when it?s raining, . I iant. go out, and when it's not raining I don't need to." Another Irishman CA.ELISLE b I name, says : " Don't let come in to-da what you can keep out till to-morrow." You liave been trying to do this with your roof for years, but have failed, so have had to content yourself -with catching the drips in buckets and pans of all sorts,' or soaking tue water up with sacks, to the aiihOyance of the household. We are Experts in Roof Work. NO EOOF CAN BEAT US. WE DEFY THE ELEMENTS. As an example of our ability, we Eepaired a roof in Nelson that has defied tradesmen for seventeen years. We can show you testimony. GIVE US A ; TEIAL. F. A. CARLISLE, Address: 30, Habpy-btbeet. Wool! Wool!! WE AEE Cash Buyers of Wool . IN ANY QUANTITY. Highest Market Price Paid. F.GREENSLADE&CO.,Ltd„ WOOL MEECHANTS. 5096 STANLEY BKOOK AND WAKEFIELD MAIL. LEAVES Stanley Brook every TUESDAY, THUBSDAY and SATUEDAY Mornings at 6.45, calling at Thorpe Post Office at 8.10,' and Dovedale at 9, arriving at Wakefield at 11 a.m. Eeturns same day, leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m., Dovedale at 3 p.m., and Thorpe at 4 p.m., arriving at Stanley Brook at 5.30 p.m. A comfortable Conveyance for Passen gers. Parcels carried at a reasonable r&te. All orders entrusted to the undersigned will be carefnlly attended to. ~~ ~— J. THOENE, .*.... ; Mail Contractor NEWMAN BEOS.' -J Royal Mail Coaches. 'NELSON TO BLENHEIM. Leave Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, al 7 am. , Leave Club Hotel, Blenheim, on retnrn, Tuesdays, Thursdays, «nd Saturdays • at7a._q.'.7..'. ,-■■•.■.>. Parcels wrried at moderate rates. . Booking Office': Crown, Stables. . NEWMAN BBOS., Proprietors ■^v-SENti" - Those and Shabby "'■■ f Garments EIGHT ALONG tothe I.X.Xi. DYEOG AND -_ CLEiMG!¥ORK^ WAIMEA-STEEET.JI 'Phone 31

NEWMAN BEOS. KOYAL' MAIL ROACHES. . . . WEST COAST SEEVICE. LEAVE Motupiko for the West Coast on Arrival of Trains on TUESDAY ' and FEIDAY, Eetnrning again on WEDNESDAY and- SATUEDAY, in time for Passengers to catch the Trains for Nelson. The Motupiko Coach connects with the Eeefton and Westport Coaches at Inangahua Junction. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office : Crown Stables. NEWMAN BEOS., Proprietors, ROYAL MAIL OOAOH. Nelson— Richmond— Motueka— Biwaka. NEWMAN BEO S., Proprietors. THE Proprietors call the attention of the travelling pnblic to the fact that the Richmond-Eiwaka Coach- Service has bean extended to Nelson, and Coaches now leave fche Crown Stables, Nelson, DAILY, or Eiwaka, andajrive daily from Eiwaka, as per timetabl )' appended. All parcels and orders receive strict and businesslike attention. Daily Timetable Leave Nelson for Eiwaka at 9 a.m. ; arriving Eiwaka 2.30 p.m. Leave Eiwaka for Nelson at 8 a.m., arriving Nelson 1.30 p.m. Luncheon : Eedwood's Valley. NEWMAN BEOS., Proprietors. WARDROP & GO. LAND, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENTS, AUCTIONEEES, ETC., - MOTUEKA, Have the following PEOPEBTIES FOE SALE :— 8 Acres Native Lease, dose proximity to High street ; good soil and well adapted to fruit growing, at present adder plough. 13 Acres Freehold in Borough ; 6 roomed house and outbuildings in good repair. • 7 Acres Orchard, half in full bearing and" half partial, together -with^O Acres Native Lease; under plough and hops, An ideal homestead and farm. 650 Acres in grass, wei watered; good soil, subdivided into paddooks; unlimited supply of posts on property ; carrying presently 500 sheep, besides cattle. Adjoining a 230 acre block now opened up. These properties can be extended to an unlimited area, as they adjoin Crown lands. Price _£4 10s per, acre. 22 Acres Native Lease, in Boro h ; rent i»l per annum ; soil second to none ; 4 acres orohard in bearing, 1 acre hops, • balance for any root crops, or fruit.' > 13 Acres Freehold, in Borough; 4 acres grass, 8 acres fine flat land, subdivided into five paddocks by fences; 10-roomed house in good order, coaohhouse, stable, and outbuildings. 230 Acres Freehold, felled and in grass, goo'dsoil, well watered, all ploughable; subdivided into 3 ; paddocks ; 10 aores under crop ; small whare. 602 Acres,. 410 Freehold, 102 L.1.P.; mostly ploughable land, carrying 350 sheep ; whare, barn, stables ; within easy distance of port -and. Motueka Borough. Price _fi2,100. And various other properties. Monthly Stook Sales in our Yards, Pahstreet, M otueka. Open to receive.entries; ALFEED GOULD, j 757 Auctioneer. .-

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