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___WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thi column at the rate of Tweni words for One S Uing. Ihrt tnsertiona, half -a- rown ; six in serhons, four shiU vgt and six one shilling each h, \crtion. XjkT ANTED, Situation on fruit farm, •▼ » . by^yonng man (21) i horouehlv ezpenenpsd in fruit culture/ outdoor and under gl ass , Apply H. W., Colonist Umce - 701 TT7-ANTED, Janitor for Nelson TeotT T nical School. Wages 10s a ™°™- A PP Iv a * Technical School Office Ihiß (Monday) Morning. 7og lost! ~~ BRASS WHEEL CAP. Reward at ?02 Tattersill's Stables. TO"ANTED; •■General Servant. Good vJ- !! 6S : Mrs B - B - Jac!f son, .Examiner-street. g SB TTC^ANTED, Boy or elderly Ifo^ to TT make himself generally useful about an hotel. Good wages. Apply Bnghtwater Hotel. P f^ ■RANTED, a Waitress! ~~ 620 Apply Comniercial Hotel. mAILOEING EASINESS WANTED^ _&. —Wanted to purchase, ih g^naa coast or countiy town, Tailoring Business. Particulars to " Woojlens," 583 Box lit,' Dnnediri. TCTOR Disposal^ on 'easy 'terms, 1,200 -■- Acres Bush Land; good sheep country. Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapaweri. 265 TO LET, House in Collingwood street lno\m as " Sonnyaide." Immediate occupation. Apply H. Baigent, 41 *1 Masonic Hotel. CJTJN VAPOUR Lights, brighter than K_J acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gas. No grease smoke, or odour. Writp tor particulars to Wm. Lock, the people's popular furnisher, Bridge-street. WE we-nt you to know that for Fur niture and everything required in the home, LocVs Furniture Ware" house, Bridge-street, can't be beat. Tip. Tcp value every time, and satisfaction guaranteed. PIAFOST Pianos! Pianos!— Just arrived, another shipment of Harland's Upright Grand English Pianos, in rosewood and walnut. Prices from 30 60 guineas; ten years guarantee. Cash or terms. At Lock's Furniture Warehouse. To Deerstalkers. TftjEERSTA LEERS are warned against XJ Trespassing on Tarndale and Rainbow Properties without permiEsiou. R. J: BODDINGTON, 6*9 Manager. Nelson Girls' College. rrjHE Governors require the services of _L an Assistant Mistress, at a salary of .£95 a year, with board and residence in the College.. Applicants to be qualified to teach Latin and French. Duties to commence at beginning of Second Term, about 26th May. The appointment will be subject to three months' notice of termination-from either side. Applications, stating qualifications and age, accompanied by certificates, testimonials, photograph, and medical certificate of health, addressed to the Seoretary. will be received up to 27th March. JAMES BLAIR, Seoretary. College Office, Nelson, 27th Feb. 1909. 692 j ■ . _ . ™ — Mines Department, Wellington, 26th February, 1909. SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF PLANT AND MACHINERY FOR STATE COLLIERIES. "TVTOTICE is hereby given that the time J3( for receiving tenders for SAWMILL PLANT ' BOILERS AIR RECEIVERS is extended to noon on FRIDAY, 12th March, 1909 ; and for Plates for Coal Tubs (Trucks) Ironwork for. Coal Tubs (Trucks) to noon on FRIDAY, 30th April. 1909. R. McKENZIE. 612 Minister cf Mines. Books. Books. Jack*? Reference Book for Homo and OSice, 5/6. My Reference Book. Useful Rucsi; t3, &c« 2/6. The " Kea," by Marriner; a New Zealand problem, 7/6 : St. Nicholas, Vol. 6/6. Man and the.fiiiveree " Lodge," 7/6 The Atmosphere, by Houston, •!/- Volcanoes and Earthquakes, <lo , 4-!-Electricity for Young, by Tudor Jones, 4/New Season 1909— Lawn Tennis Sails Just unpacked the first in the market: - Slazenger*s and Syke's 19C9 TENNIS •BALLS. New Comic, Actress, Animal, Rough Seas, and Children's POST CARDS. i £. Kounsel! & Go. TRAFALGAR STREET For the Spring & Summer, ALL TEE NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS ' IN TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, &c. Sole Agent ' MABIO CLOTH CLEANERB6st in the Boruiiiioa. Inspection Cordially Invited. E. RiC¥ARB3, TAILOR, Trafalgar StreetTFecial warning to farmers! About to Burn Fallen Bush. BEFORE SOWING, notv the following advice : — P.EOCUBE CNIiT THE BeET GeASS AND Clover Sjeei>B, Remember, the Fruits of your Labour Depends on the Seed you Sow. Poor Seeds (so called suitable for bush soving, is dear at any price, and if ■ you have used it in~ the - pait, you know it to your sorrow. We Stock only the BEST Grass and Clover Seeds, ■ and;we. are certain that those who sow same will obtai * • -the Best Results. - ft! ways in Stock: Rape, Turnip and Swede Seeds. Also Artificial Manures. 4 ; ' - We shall be pleased to quote for any luantity, - ■ B iCJHMOJTb" & WAX APUAKA,