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" WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thi column at the rate of Twem words for One S 'lling. 2hrt insertions, half -a- Town ; six in sertions, four shil. ngg and six--pence; for Cash oi. \y; if booked |_ one shilling each i>, vertion. ' WANTED.— Two Tento, 8 . x 10, 3 T v Urgently. . ■ - 802 Apply Globe Hotel. BTEAYED into my Pacldock: Five Earns, One Wether, and Two Lambs. Own?r caa have same by pavinv expenses.— A. F. Trask. ° 753 WANTED, Potatoes, Vegetables, Appies, Pears, Cape Gooseberries, Jlleions. Cash on'oelivery. 724 Chapman. ■^STOU CAN GET— " ' S tiS«n^?vr??.^ J)iimer in Town at tha STEAND CAFE. Price Is. 1 55, Bridge-street. 759 TjTOE Disposal, on easy terms, 1 200 J- Acres Bush Land; . good shepp country. Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapawera . 265 s. mo House in Collingwood street J- Inmvna B"Sunnyside8 "Sunnyside. J ' Immediate occupation. Apply H. Baigent, _* Masonic Hotel. S - OUN VAPOUE LigSsT^iSeTi^n k^ acetylene and cheaj^r than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gas. No grease smoke, or odour Write tor particulars popnlar fur - VV E wan * you to know that for Fur ,•„ rt uture _ an< * everything required m the home, Lock's Furniture Ware" _ house, Bridge-street, can't be beat. Tir'tcp value every time, and satisfaction _ guaranteed. "piAi'OS! Pianos! Pianos!— Jnst ar.a i 1 j, cd ' another shipment of Har•a land s Upright Grand English Pianos, in ' rosewood and wahiut. Prices from 30 to S 60 guineas; ten years guarantee. Cash a. or terms. At Look's Furniture Warehouse. _ THE PEBMANENT~BUILDING SOCIETY OP NELSON. mHE Usual MONTHLY SUBSCEIPJ- TION MEETING wiU be held at the Office, Hardy-street, on MONDAY and TUESDAY next, the 15th and 16th msts, from 9 a.m. till 3 p.m. each day. N.B. — Subscriptions, can be paid any tune beforo the due date. GEO. M. EOUT, " 766 Sccietary. NELSON HOSPITAL AN-/ CHARITABLE AID BOARD. "ORESH Tenders are invited for the JD supply of " Groceries" to the Nelson Hospital, and the Destitute Poor, for the year ending 31s : ; March. 1910. A' list of the Groceries to be tendered for can be seen at the office of tho Board, Eout's Buildings, Hardy street. Tenders to bo sent in not later than ± p.m. on THUESDAY. ISth inst. The lowest or any tenJer nut necessary accepted. S. BLOMFIELD, 763 Secretary. Department of Agriculture. (Division of Biology and Horticulture.) To ~~ J. HALE, Esq., Nurseryman, Nelson. From The Fsuit Inspector. Nelson, February 26, 1909, I HEEE BY certify that I have inspected your Nursery on several occasions in regard to the tracing of any existence of " San Jcse " scale, and wish to notify you that no trace of it can bo '* found. F. HALLAM, 757 Orchard Inspector. c " . For the I Spring & Summer. 3 ■ 5 ALL THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS I ' ■ IN r TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, ; HOMESPUNS, &c. f Sole Agent 'MASlO CLOTH CLEAKEB. Best in the Dominion. Inspection Cqroielly Ibyitwl. t E. -BOARDS', TAILOS, Trafalgar Street. b •"■ — > : t Autumn and ; Winter -Sports. 1 3 NEW HOCKEY GOODS. A splendid range, in great variety, I of Hockey .Sticfcs, ..including two special sorts for club purposes-r-good, . cheap and reliable, Hockey , Balls in composition, and Best Leather Shin and Ankle Oiuard'Sj in various prices. : FOOTBALLS! FOOTBALLS!! Men's Practice, and best Boys' sizes, 2 to 5, and extra Bladders. BOXINC uLOVES! , Over 12 sets to choose from, from ' medium to best. \ J..E. Pounsel) & iki, TEAFALGAE STEEET I• : : LET HIM _EISH! 1 TROUT-FISHING with rod and j lino is a refined sport, which offers the maximum physical and intellect tual enjoyment at little or no risk of personal' injury. Let your boy fish. It will develop qualities in him which will be helpful throughout the whole of his life. Fishing cultivates habits of careful- ' ness, patience and intelligent appliI cation; it also promotes a healthy ~- love- for Nature. Give_ your boy a " fishing outfit this Christmas. We can supply you with good; honest, reliable outfits. No. I.— Comprises 10ft. Split Bamboo j Cane Fly Rod, check reel, silk line, fly book, 3 assorted casts, 2 1 doz. assorted flies, 1 doz. hooks to gut. Price 20s. Postage, Is 6d. No. 2.— A good 10ft. Hickory Fly and General Hod, with lance- . wood top and snake rings, check reel, silk line, Blj book, foldinglanding net, 3 assorted casts, 2 1 doz. assorted flies, 1 doz. hooks to gut. Price 2us. Postage 2s. ■ No. 3. — Comprises a best quality ; Greenheart Fly and General Rod • ;_. 10 or lOjft., very closely bound, 1 .' with revolving plate reel, 30 yards silk lino, fly book, landing net, i doz. casts, 1 dpz. assorted flies, 1 doz. hook; to gut. Price 70s. . ■ * • . ■ - . ■■ • ■ We keep no deadstock. Our casts, traces, flies, etc., are absolutely new and dependable. We want _ country business, and dare not sacrifice our good name by sending out inferior material. E. REYNOLDS & CO., Ltd., 50-52 Victobia-Stkeet, WELLINGTON, . v