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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12460, 9 February 1909, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ' BEND HOME THE NEW 3 .: -VTHE COLONIST" SUMMARY WILL BE PUBLIdHED ' ON Wednesday Next, Feb. 10. Price, 2d. To be obtained from y A- W- Stallard, Hardy street Alf- Robinson, Hardy Street. H. D- Jackson, Trafal/?ar street J. Hounseli & Co. Trafalgar street R- White & Co: Bridge street: Mrs MO3 S. Bridge-street H- Mellet,"Wiiimearoad J. S- Scott, The Wood W R May, Richmond E- S. Fairey. Brightwater J. Palmer, Spring Grove J. Thomas, Wakefield Or at this Office. Friends' addresses registered at this offioe, and Sl mmary forwarded each day of issue, at the following rates, postage 'nolnded;— Within the Colony .. 3/6 per annum Beyond the Colony .. 4/3 per annum MONEY TAKEN ON DEPOSIT. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY accepts MONET on DEPOSIT as under: A PEE CENT at Call. 41 PER, CENT if fixed for 3, 6, or 2 12 Months. Obtain full particulars from , GEOEGE M. BOUT, 929 . Secretary MONEY TO LEND. TH E PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON lends MONEY 'on City and Country properties, in any sums, repayable by monthly instalments. ■>. ■ Borrowers nominally .pay ...5 per cent, but with the profits aflotteaon repayments, the rate of interest, is less than 6 per cent. r " >: Sums of £2 or over can be repaid at any time without notice; ana interest ceases on repayment. This Society offers privileges and advantages to borrowers that, cannot be obtained elsewhere. - Before borrowing obtain full particulars from G. M. ROUT, ' 5352" ■:'■.".' ■ Secretary. Turnip * : 6ecL Rape Seed. Beed Maize. Our Btock of Turnip and Swede Seeds are all new, fresh seed. Farmers sowing these seeds take ' ho risk. \ Purple-top Mammoth Purple- top_A berdeen . Gfeen-tbp"^flLb'er3een" "'. > Sutton 8 Centenary Devon Grey Stone . ; ~vMAii|E& :'.;:- ; Superphosphate, Manure, ;. Turnip Manure. • .-- .'■ HEALE &~HftDI)OW: TASKER & LEVIEN, HAKDI - STRIDET. . -N E LSO N. - • '\ = SHEEP DIPS. . No More Lice. We have been appointed agents. for McDpugall Bros' Sheep pips -and sheep .farmers will get a better result and make: a bigger profit 1 per head by using the Genuine, Original, McDougall's Sulphur' Arsenic .Paste Dip, . which has all the strength of the powder dips and-a certain amount of oils to counteract the harshness of the arsenic, etc. V At Napier 123 d per lb was paid for the Hakawahi clip , which shows that by •using McDougalls' Suphur Arsenic Paste Dip you must come out on top. LAWES DIP. We have full stocks .also of this well known non-poisonous Dip on hand. : ' NEW SEASON'S CRASS SEED. Full stock of grass seeds now on hand 1 comprising of Cocksfoot,- farmers and machine 'dressed; Ry^t^rass Rye and Clover, "white, red, Alsyke, Suckling' and Dutch 'Clovers, Cow Grass, .Timothy, Meadow, 'Foxtail, Meadow-; ' Fescue, Crimson. -;■ Clover, Chewings,' -Hard and Sheep -Fescue, and Dartthonia. All ; of the ■ above '-. grasses we will be glad to- supply "quotations for. : 0 : HOP GROWERS. Coke, Hop' bales, Seaming Twine, and Sulphur in stock. , INSURE against all your liability as employer. UNSURE against sickness and accident. INSUEE your plate glass. With the OCEAN ACCIDENT anb '" GUARANTEE CORPORATION LIMITED. All'claims settled by the undersigned. No vexatious "waiting for the -amount workmen and others may be entitled to. Compensation assessed liberally and fairly. For further information apply to J. POETEE HAEEIS, District Manager, Norwich Union Chambers, ' ,- Hardy-street, Nolson •- ~ -= -a ...._. J jfßfffficn I (mmFIRE INSURA.NCB^ SOOIETI LILiITED... EsTAStiISHH» 1797. Losses Paid _„. „„ £19,920,00( Premium Income^. ... J61,I7O,OO( Lowest , Eafcm <* : Premiums. Losses Promptly wbS* Liberally Settlec ..-'.. ;." ; by th ?^ersignjßd.'.; ■' ■ ; :: •-.;•■; JOHN Ptfß^^H^ifis, 1 Agent and Attenw )y for Nelson] ' Marl boiougb. a? ad Westland. - , ■ Norwich Union CF .ambers Hardv-st. /^^ea^ajt^y. -^.r^iis..- .-■ ::■■■ ■■■■