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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12484, 10 March 1909, Page 3

.WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thi column at the rate of Twenl words for One S Uing. 2hre. insertions, half -a- r own ; six in sertions, four shih ng» and six--pence; for Cash or 'y; if booked one shilling each i>. tertian. W*" ANTED, a Fsnu \\*,-A f..r farm at Ngatimoti. ,Ap,,!yM 7-45 E'.tr. it iJrothers. ""thanks. "H" BEG to return my sincere Thanks to .3. those Electors who recorded their votes in my favor at the Licensing Committee Election yesterday. 750 JOHN C. MERCER. XnOUND, a Red Calf, with a slit out or" JD each ear. Apply Gray Wilkinson, ; Stanley Brook. 722 WANTED, by competent all. round Butcher, town and country experience, position, or would take charge of business. Apply " Competent," this office. , _ 713 WANTED, Potatoes, Vegetables, Ap. pies, Peas, Cape Gooseberries, Melons; Cash on delivery. 724 * Chapman. WANTED, Situation on fruit farm, ■by young man (21) thoroughly experienced in fruit culture, outdoor and under glass, Apply H. W., Colonist Office. \ ~ . 701 L6st.~~~ BRASS WHEEL CAP. . Reward at 702 TiittersalTs Stables. WANTED, Boy or elderly Man, to ! make- himself generally useful about an hotel. Good wages. Apply Brightwater Hotel. 659^ ; «TKTANTED, a Waitress. S2O '. Apply Commercial Hotel. TJSOR Disposal, on easy terms, 1,200 Jl* Acres Bush Land; good sheep country- Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapawera. ' 265 TO LET, Heuse in Colliiigwood street known as " Sunnyside." Immediataoccupation. Apply H. Baigent, 4,141 ; Masonic Hoiie^ SUN VAPOUR Lights, brighter than acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gw. No grease smolre, or odour. Write tor particulars to Wm. Lock, the peoplo's popular furnisher, Bridge-street. WE want you to know that for Fur nitnre and everything required in the home, Lock's Furniture WareJ house, Bridge-£&reet, can't be beat._ Tiptcp value every inme, and satisfaction guaranteed. TrjiAFOS 1 ! Pianos! Pianos!— Just arJIT rived, another shipment of Harland's Upright Grand English Pianos, in rosewood and walnut. Prices from 39 60 guineas; ten years guarantee. Cask or terms. .At Leek's Furniture Ware* house. To Builders. / TPArnPT?< closing Mai-eh 2Cth, are h.WDEKb ..jtEPAIES *o" School i invited for - n ik Specifications Biulduigs. etc., Moi. •^oij io^ s . may be seen at the Scik - w.p coraJ^c^ "35^ Secretary bo. -^s^— Nelson Employers'_Aßßociation. MR W. PRYOR, Secretary of the New Zealand Employers' Federation, will address a Meeting of Employers at the Druids' Hall, Collingwood-street, on WEDNESDAY Next, 10th inst., at 8 p.m. All employers of labour are cordially invited. F. A. BAMFORD, 710 . Secretary. Nelson Rifles. BATTALION Inspection Parade on , WEDNESDAY, March 10th, at 7.30 p.m. Fall in at Railway Station. Bine Uniform. Every member is requested to attend, to be measured for new aniforro after parade. A. G. STEWART, 737 Captain. Stoke Rifles. BATTALION Inspection Parade at jNdson TO-NIOHT (Wednesday), 10th March. Town members to full mat Railway Station at 7.30. Every member requested to attrnd, to be- measured for new uniform ufter parade. New Uniform and Cap to be worn. G. H. HAMMOND, 733 Captain. A Word of Thanks TO EVERY DRINKER OF WEBSTER'S COFFEE. MTVT "WT HKRKBV records _ :«M.« VV • his wtwntefc appreciation for the generous support vouchsafed to him during the pa t. .md the many previous years. .WE nfcSTE US chief aim is to gg e e Consumers of Coil'eo the vest best that can be produced, and his unique experience enables' him to ac- v complish this with cf rtainty. Drink Webster's Coffee, And learn what-Perfecfc COFFEE is. M. M. WEBSTER, i. - Coffee Roaster. Trafalgar Street. Nicol Andersons 1 "BAILIE NICOL JARVIE/' •■WHISKY./.As supplied to some of the leading Steam Ship Compames.bf Groat Biitain. To Correspond'jnts. ' YES! The "Bailie Nicol Jarvie' Whisky is a Pure Malt Spirit, mellowed with ; age, and has a world- wide reputation. . . -M.M.WEBSTER, IMPORTING AGENT. SPECIAL WARHiNS TO FABLERS! About to r Burn Fallen Bush. BEFORE. SOWING, notj the following advice : — / Peocdbe onlt ■ the Best Gbass and Clover Seeds, Remember, the Fruits of your Labour Depends on the Seed you Sow. Poor Seeds (so called suitable for bush spring, is.dearatany price, and if you have used it in the ' past, you know it to yonr sorrow. We Stock only the BEST Grass and Clover Se^eds, and we are certain that those v -v. who sow same Will obtai *~- the Best Results. Always in Stock: - ■ Rape, Turnip and Swede Seeds. Also Artificial Manures. We shall be pleased to quote for any quantity, w. rTmat, RICHMOND & WAKAPUAKA,