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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12479, 4 March 1909, Page 1

high-Class I House Furnishings. I v NEVEE was the.re. a time when so many choice S anS Artistic Draperies and Curtains awa,ited the "a selection of the hoiie furnisher.. Our latest ma- B " "> T c ' ..' pdrtation— just to hand — is a striking illustration - B-. ... <-.',-■. .- of o this fact. -.■■■■ :,-.• ; ■■■- •'.', . '. ': ■ ' m 50in; Mtfhair; Taffeta, and Casement Cloth. I Fashionable for all kinds of Curtains. Our designs" are very B . SB attractive.- - • ■• - H Clirtain BprderingS. Very pretty and extensively used } ~M on Art Serges for Curtains, and Table Covers •■ also on the f am- -. B '•'■. " ons Bolton Sheet Curtains Printed Linens, Tapestry. Curtains, . /' ■-:'•■' ". T and Tapestry for Upholstering ; Blind Laces, with Insertion to -? fi. matoh; also Combination Bh'nd Laces in green and cream, - -._'.:• 1 Bedsteads. Plain, Brass Eail, and A ll Brass. \ ."'^; -./ ;; : . K M. Bedding made on.the premises from-.best-Kappc,-H6rsehair:an'd » --i~. 1 Carpets -a-iiil Linoleums laid (estimates given); : com-j B ■■",-' pare-our quality and price.' " ■; ; , -.-■'; •■: ...;; 3 ■'; .....:: ' I V JL^f^^^Em SAVE YOU THffL I ijja^ti^^^^ Here's how we PROVE our claim. - . ; fi : fF r " Send us a sample from the last suit you had made; fi B or, send us a sample of the suit yea intend to buy. . fi I DON'T TELL US woat you paid for the one 0r ... 1 ii what your tailor wants for the other. Then WE will tell H , § you what we will make you as good a suit for. ' fi !| REMEMBEF we shall not know your price. But fi 1 you'll find OUR price is about, half what your tailor | fi wants to charge for the SAME QUALITY suit. . I We will make this suit to your iheastire— you try it 'm on and if it does not, come up to expectations in every § particular send it back at OUR expense, and we will 1 1 We hereby agree that YOU ALONE shall be the (fi judg^ of fit, value ( and quality. ; . (fi Shall we send you samples on that understanding, and 1.1 our booklet, "BETTER SUITS for LESS MONEY "— . i Then fill in the coupon and mail it to-day to ■■ , .H , Tribe <t Co., Chrittehweh, . - TDIDC -6 : fi H Eleaie tend_me your- free BookUt g txIRC Qt ■ \^Oa ■ B H and Pattern* at advertised in tht -._ ■ . ■ ■ "...■•."• ,i t '..-.. B B ............ .'..:................„ ....... ■■ Made to Measure ■ ■..■.•.■■:'-•■ alt it understood I do'not commit mytelf in <snlt<s hv Mall -- ' H g miiy uay whatever, ■ ' ■° ulra "J «■«" • ••- . B 1 »!»«»....■.-..: ....;..;...."...> » ESTD. 1881, CHftISTCHURCH. fi S .'. ■ ■ No. -11.,-/- :.... . jP

We are making a Splash ' • ' with Anti-Splash; You save, the Splash. ; See it Demonstrated at .. 7 CARLISLE & CO,'S, • PLUMBERS, iETC, . Haedt-steeet. ' ' FOIi;SAJJE. : A BAKERY Trade. Annual timiovei twenty-sis, hundred/pounds about, and can: be largely increased ; -in. a rising township in Nelson ;Prpvince. _ A splendid opportunity- for one in this line of business to take on.-'No "oppiosition; small capital required: Price J5930. For further particulars 'apply to the undersigned. ■- '. ■•'. H. C. HOLTOAKE, Land Agent, 3115 Riwaka. STANLEY BROOK AND WAKEFIELD MAIL. . LEAVES- Stanley Brook every TUES- - DAT, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Mornings at 6.45, calling at Thorpe Post Office at 8.10, and Dovedale at 9, . arriving at Wakefield at 11 a.m. Returns 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 comtortable Conveyance for 'Passen gers. - Parcels carried at a reasonable .. n»te. All orders entrusted to the undersigned will be carefully attended, to. •■„ J.THORNE, ? : v Mail Contractor, ; . " NEWMAN^ BROS.' i ; Royal Mail Coaches. NELSON TO BLENHEIM. Leave Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mondaya> Wednesdays, »nd Pridays, at 7 am. , Leave Club Hoteli Blenheim, on return, Tuesdays, Thursdays, und Saturdays at 7 a.m. i . Parcels carried at moderate rates, Booking Office : Crown Stables. : NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors t i i ... . ' ; . NO I'TCE. ■ I.X.L. CO., DYERS, CLEANERS, ETC .REMOVED to g75, COLLINGWOOD-STREET Orders promptly attended to.

NEWM-AN-BROS.:: ■ ROYAL' MAIL OQAOHBS., "WES^-dOAST SERVICE. ;■-' X EAVE Motupiko for the West Coast JLJ on Arri-val-of Trains on TUESDAY and ERID AY, Returning again on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, •ie time for Passengers to catch the Trains for Nelson. The Motupiko Coach connects with the Kiefton and Westport Coaches at Inangahua Junction. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office: Crown Stables. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors, eosal mail ooaoh; ; Nelson— Richmond— Motueka— Rlwaka. . SE WMiN BROS., Proprietors. : ', .' THE Proprietora^call the attention of ; thei; travelling public to the fact that the EicHiiOND-RiwAKA Coach Seevicb '< has been.extended to N.elson, and Coaches how. leave ,the. Crown Stables, Nelson, DAILY, or Riwaka, "and a; rive daily from Riwaka, as per. timetabl) appended. . ■-••/All parcels and orders receive strict and I businesslike attention. " . . . Daily Timetable I Leave Nt-lson'tor Riwaka at 9 a.m. ; arrivI ing Riwaka 2.30 p.m. ■ • ■ ~_ Leave Riwaka for ."Nelson at 8 a.m., * arriving Nelson 1.30 p.m. Luncheon :' Redwood's Valley. NEWMAN BROS.,rProprietors, . WAROROP&GO. LAND, ESTATE <B COMMISSION ■ AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS/ETC, ' . MOTUEEA, ' Have the following ' PROPERTIES FOR SALE :—^ 8 Acres Native Lease, close proximity - to High street ; good soil and well adapted to fruit growing, at present aader plough. "13 Acres Freehold, in Boroagh; 6 roomed house and outbuildinga in good repair. • ; : • . 7 Acres Orchard, half in full bearing and half ■ partial, 'together ■ wi th: 30 Acres Native Lease, under plough"and hops, An ideal homestead and farm ; s •- " ' : " iV 650 Acrfes.i^.' grass, wei watered ; good -soil, subdivided into paddocks • unlimited 'supply of posts on properly; 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 >£& 10s per acre. : ' 22 Acres Native Lease, in Boro h; ' rent £1 per annum ;" soil second to none y ■4 acres orchard 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, coachhouse, stable, and outbuildings. - - 230 Acres Freehold/felled and in grass, good soil, well watered/ all ploughable; subdivided into 3 paddocks; 10 .acres 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 Motneka Borough. Price " • And various other properties. Monthly Stock Sales in our Yards, Pah--Btreet v M otueka. Open to receiye.entries. ALFRED GOULD. 757 Auctioneer.

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