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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12470, 22 February 1909, Page 3

':" BOOKS. T^TEW SUPPLIES just in, at 3s 6d.— The Gentie Grafter, by 0. Henry The Voice of the City, by O. Henry The Tour Million, by O. Henry i : Salthaven, by W. W. Jacobs i Neither Storehouse nor Harn, by A. i ■ . • Baine The Waters of Waters, by ,H. A. Vachell . Lowis Rand, by Mary Jot nstcne 1 The Climber, by E. I\ Benson 1 Interplay, ty B. Harraden '. Joseph Vance, by W. De Morgan 1 In Wolf's Clothing, by Chas. Garvice Trail of- the Lonesome Pine, by J. Fox Man and the Universe, by Sir 0., Lodge, 1 , . 7s6d • : New Zealand, by E. Horsley, 7s 6d The British Rugby Team in Maoriland, ' ■■■"■2s. ''■-..- ' : ..,Y A' few copies left of Girls' Realm, Boys" and Girls' Own, Chums, etc.; : JACKSO.tf & CO., BopiseUers, r . - ' Central Trafalgar-street. J B. DODS9H & SON, BREWERS, BOTTLERS AND MALTSTERS. ' Celebrated— ' ' : :"•■ ' A.K. TONIC "ALE. INVALID STOUT. JAE ALE. ' . Telephone No. 13. m RATE DW ATE R AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS. Famous — STONE GINGEE BEER. Non-intoxicating HOP ALE. CRATED WATERS AND OOEDIALS. Telephone No. 114. Offices: HAEDT AND BRIDGE STREETS, NELSON. ..■:■: ' 5264 Books. Books. Jack's ' Eeference Book for Home and Office, 5/6: : ' " ■'-■' My Eeference Book. Useful Receipts, &e,, 2/6. ■'■ , ; The "Kea," by Marriner, a New Zealand problem, 7/6 »:- ■■ St. Nicholas, Vol. 6/6. • . Man and the Universe " Lodge," 7/6 The Atmosphere, by Houston, 4/- • Volcanoes and Earthquakes, do., 4/Electricity for Young, by Tudor. Jones, 4/NewSeas'on 1909— " Lawn Tennis Balls Just unpacked the first in the market: Slazenger's and Syke's 1909 TENNIS BALLS. .-■ ■-■' New : Comic, Actress, Animal, Rough Seas, and Children's POST CARDS. J."-E;.lfQU[bse(!::s:: Co/. TRAFALGAR STREET. For the ' Spring & ''Summer,: ;■" ••■■-'■ ■ .^..^ - "-' c>: ■•■ „' ALL THE NEWEST ; PATTERNS AND COLORINGS; ' : ' ■ • ■" - : ' -'in-- ■■■■■;■ ■■■■■■■. ■■■'': TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, i -' HGiESPUNS,V&c.:;;; Sole Agent 'MAßlO CLOTH vdLEANBiB. CeaJ in the Dominion. Inspection Oordielly Invited. ; ■■:.■■ e. mcl Mm, ,, : TAILOR,: ."■'.".'.- ; Trafalgar Btreet. Wool! Wool! ! Season 1908-1900. irjnHE Hndersig;ued are now prepared [to JL receive WOOL, for the LONDON M AEKET,and will make liberal advances on' same; The latest cabled advices received from" Londbn report the market has advanced 15 per cent to 20 per cent, with market firm" . , j ' WELLINGTON SALESI • - : "j • Should Clients wish to realize promptly on their clip, we would strongly advise them to' offer same . for public auction -at Wellington. ;We have made complete airangements for offering at these Sales, and prices ranging from 6£d to 9f d have been .received for clients' Wool shipped thr,Qugh us this season. .' . The following are the dates fixed for tberemainingrsales of the season :r— '".:..'. 19th FEBRUARXi 1909.. E. BUXTON & CO , Ltd. A Summer Pantry. . See this Pantry? It is. sacked with St. George Tongues, They turn the nightmare of summer cooking into a' dream: of -ease and pleasure.- There are two sorts, the St Georg^ Ox Tongues; which arc big enough for a family 'dinner (your family will vote it the '.best dinner they have ever tasted), and the : ■_.'. ! St. George Shoep Tongues •which make the daintiest lunch ;or imaginable;*' No cooking— n6 trouble,— a meal in a minute. All leading Grocers keep'them. • - :.:.' : Made by?lEviNE & Stevenson, Ltd.,' : St. George Works, Dunedin. OPENING, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 24. O :-/. " ■ . :,;J— o — NeaSe and Hurst, ■■■'; ■■■ , ■; . . Linen Drapers, " ' ." ■ HARDT-STREET.