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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12488, 15 March 1909, Page 1

Jam Making and Fruit Preserving. "We have IMPOE.TSD rery Large Stocks of [all Requisites for this Season : — • » Mason Atlaa, and Chicago Fruit Presecyiag Jarg, iq Pints, Quarts, ; and ' ..» Glass Screw Top an^. Tie-OTer, lib and*2lb Jam Jaw. Stone Jam" Jars, 1, 2, and 4llw. Jelly Tumblers. Nests of Wfaite^Jara. , Preserving Pans, Enamel Stew Pans. Wood Spoons, Stove MatsJ „; ■""■ . Baskets for Fiuit Picking. .- Pulpßuokets for Raspberry pi«king, Etc Also I, 2, and 5 gal Demijohns; 1,*2, "i and gat. bcone^Butter Jars, and all kinds of Glass Md China Dishe3 for ' ■"' ' serving Fruifc, etc., at^ table. , DißOliyf eld« calSii HOUSE," DIRECT*; IMPORTETRS. : - - . • ■ - NELSON.

1 ■ Do You Want a ' T - ' i^^^^^^P* Sewing MachLe ? lt The/'NEWHOME" ' IS v?^«^^ is the only Machine on the market that §8 IC embodies every recent improvenwnt. • J li/^jFlliSa It runs lightly. With great speed. TM -ifW Almost without noise. The |needle is self-setting, -and canno: be ; The bobbin can be wound without running ■.-'"■ . . All working parts are made of the finest . '■" ' material aad case hardened. ' ; Different makers have asked us to sell their Machines, but we pin our ; faith to the "New Home." It always gives unqualified satisfaction.- " Treadle Machines. 1 Drawer, .£6. 3'do., v 66 10s. . s' do., £7. 5 do. (drop head), Hand Pllachines .^2s6d, - - • ■ Tha Irloal isareliable i machine, whioh we strongly recommend to CusI lie lUcdl . tomers de3irin<r one lower priced than. the "New Home." -, ■ ; : ■' ...'.'..;■;, ",....' ;.-- : . ,v : •■:.'■ . : -- .-. Price ;S3 10s. " Rnv -'vnni* -nparippu at Riivtnh'Q — weara dispUy JUUI UrdpplJ dl DUAIUII «« p iaying FashionDress Goods, . well-made Hosiery, Gres and Bleached Calicoes &c All attractively priced. We urge Customers to Inspect our Goods bfifore .purchasing elsewhere: i ; E,:BU)(|ON . j M» 11DU,,.= - NELSON. , j 1 m JLm^^^^ SAVE YOU THfIT - Hsra's how we PROVE our claim. wr^ Send us a sample from the last suit. you had made; -■ or, send us a sample of the suit yea intend to buy. I I DON'T TELL US what you paid for the one or - I what your tailor wants for the other. Then WE will ' tell I 1 you what we will make youVas good, a suit for. H I REMEMBEB we shall not know your price; But g 1- you'll find OUR price is about half what your tailor B 15' wants to charge for the SAME QUALITY suit. |- 1 We will make this suit to your measure— you .try it 1 B; on and if it does not come up to expectations in every 1 -I particular send it back at OUR expense, and we will 1 I We hereby agree that YOU ALONE shall be the I H judge of fit, value, and quality. ;■. i 1 Shall we send you samples on that understanding, and 1 r J our booklet, "BETTER SUITS for LESS MONEY"— I I Then fill in the coupon and mail it to-day to i g Tribe <t Co., ChristehuTOh, - . TDBDC & f**\ S 9 EUau tend- me .your free Sookltl I KIElb Ct X^Ob ' B H and Pattern! at advtriued in tht ' - ■ ■■ . B f& It U underitood Ido not commit my tclf In Suits by Mail • . '-• - B 1 Namt.. ESTD. 1881. CHRISTCHURCH. S

Union Steam Ship Co. of New Zealand, >. LIMITED. Passengers MLST procure Tiokets a the OfSce before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, vreather and. other circumstances permitting. . "" •■ PICTON & WELLINGTON. Te Anau, Monday,- March 15, noon. ■'■ Pateena, Thursday, Mar 18,*2 ■p.-inY Te Anau, Friday, March 19, 8 a.m. WELLINGTO27 DIRECT. Pateena,, Tuesday, March 16, 2 p.m. Arahura, Wednesday; Match ;17, 4 a.m. •Mapourika, Saturday, Mar 20, 6 a.m. tPateena, Saturday, March 20, 5 p.m . *No cargo. fCargo until noon. WESTPORT, GEEYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. Mapourika, Wednesday, March 17, 8 a.m •Arahura, Sunday, March 21, 8 a.m. ♦Cargo (perishable only) until noon ■ -■■-.-"•.■ Saturday. new; pltmotjth & onehunga. Eotoiti, Friday, March 19, 5 p.m. Cargo, until- 4 p:m.- '■'■-. SYDNEY, VIA COOK STEAIT. .. . (From Wellington.) Moeraki/^riday, Mar 19, 4 p.m. ME LBOUENE, VIA BLUFF. •\ (From Wellington.) Manuka, Friday, Maroh 19, 5 p.m. Cargo and Passengers booked througl to all principal ports in NEW ZEA< LAND, AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA FIJI (Suva and Levuka), FRIENDLY 1 ISLANDS (Tonga; Haapai, "and Vavau) SAMOA (Apia), COOK ISLANDS (Rarotonga), and SOCIETY ISLANDS (TahiK),. Regular services are maintained to all the abovenamed ports.: CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE (The " All Red " Route) . CANADA,' UNITED- STATES, AND EUROPE. >■■ 'Via Fiji, Honolulu, : Victoriay 8.C., and Vancouver). R.M.S. AoraLgi.' From Sydney, March 15. From Suva, March 23. ; Passengers booked through to London by Orient Royal Mail' Line. For further particulars apply ■■• ' OFFICE. The Port.. ANCHOR SHIPPING & FOUNDRY COMPANY LIMITED. SAILING LIST. WESTPOET, GEEYMOUTH, AND . HOKITIKA. WAVEELE V; Friday, 19th inst. , WELLINGTON VIA MOTUEKA. WAIRAU, To-day, Monday, 15th inst.ai "■ 10 a.m. : ' ..; '-■■--; (Leaving 1 Motueka -for Wellington, a*t - . 1 p.m.) •■'■-■ ' '■ WAIEAU, Wednesday, l'7th iust, at noon:' : [■:.'' ■:-■*:■ v . ... ' . '. • - -(Leaving Motueka for Wellington at '.'-: ■ 1-4'p.m.)-■WANGANUI. KENNEDY, To-day, Monday,.lsth inst, at 10 p.m. •.'"-"■ 51 Tons, Captain C. Scttllt, will leave as under, weath er permitting : - - •Nelson for Motueka, Monday, Mar ]5, a1 11a.m.* '.•■'■■ Motueka for Nelson, Monday, Mar 15, ai ■.-'.' 2 p.m. - . . . Nelson for Motueka, Tuesday, Mar 16, al noon. ' . Motueia for Nelson, Tuesday, Mar 16, a< 3 p.m.. .. ' . >•■' . Nelson for Motueka, Wednesday, Mar 17 : ' at 3 p.m. ' ■ - ■'■?-. Motueka for Nelson; 'Thursday, Mar 18, "at 7 a.m. X. :-'" Nelson for Motueka, Thursday, Mar 18, at 4 pm.' Motueka for Nelson, Fridayj. Mar 19, at ■;"■ 7.30 a.m. -■'.. - . .':-.'■ Nelson-,- for Motueka Friday, Mar 19," ai - ' 4.30 p.m." ' ■■ ; ■ : ' '" '"■'.' ' Motueka for Nelson; Saturday Mar 20, at ■8 a.m.'- - -;'■■■■.---■: ;'; - : , Nelsorifor Motueka, Monday," Mar 22, ai '."' ' Bajn. ' ■ •.--■'-■ ■'•. .".:■'■ ' "■".■'-."■. .-' Motueka for Nelson, Monday, Mar 22, ai 10.30 a.m. - Nelson. f or Motueka, Tuesday, Mar ' 23, ai ■■ Bajn. ■. ; .'-■;'■■ ■ ■;■' " :.■''■■ Motaeka for Nelson, -Tuesday, Mar 23, ai ;; 11a.m. '-'". : '. '■:■,. ' FOE WELLINGTON DtRECT, -'^^^f^^^^* ' Captain Habt, Will leave tho Motueka Wharf for Wellington ?direct, on ■ TUESDAY, March 16, '2 p.m: THURSDAY, March. 18,5 p.m. Taking cargo for Havelock and Pelonu Sound every fortnight. 1 r.:. . ..; Fares, Motueka- to Wellington : single; 15s; return. 22s 6d; meals. included; Return tickets available for 6 months. The steamer leaves Wellington, foi Motueka direct every week alternately oi Saturday and Monday ; also additiona trips when, required by shippers. ■. WELLINGTON, HAVELOCK, AND MOTUEKA:STEAMSHIP. CO. v. JOHNSTON & CO:, Ltd., ? " Wellington Agents." : r WASTE PAPEB^For Sale, gooc clean' Waste Paper,' in 1 large oi Bmall quantities, -at , Offioo of this.papei \Motueka Hotel. High Steeet, Motueka. 0. HOLYOAKE, Proprietor rfIERMS moderate, and Meals providec JL 'atall.hc.cn> First-class Accommodation for V isitor Wine, Beer and Spirits of the verj best quality.— A comfortable Two-horse Conveyana runs to and from the Wharf on arriya and departnre of the Steamers. Saddle Horses and Vehicles on hire. Amongst other improvements, the PrO prietor has erected a convenient Bath room. Fnll-sized (Wright's) Billiard Table. Accommodation for TEN Horses -ii stable. Loose boxesJaDd .goodjpaddocki attached

MOTUPIKO INN. CTIHE undersigned having taken over JL the -above well-known hostelry in -th» Motupiko Valley (late Corletfs), boas to assure the public that no effort will be wanting on his part to maintain tit* reputation of the house, as a favorite wwort for those wishing to spend a few days or weeks in the country. Families, Fishermen, and Sportsmen will find comfortable quarters, ana every attention foi their pleasure and comfjrt. - t - - GEOEGE BIGGS; : . Proprietor. PANAMA HOTFL. r CORNER HAEDT & COLLING WOOD-STEEETS THE undersigned, having taken over the abovo Hotel, Las thorc ghly renova+ed ■ and completely re-f uri^shed the house, which now offers comfortable arid »aperior accommodation to' the ,travelling public or permanent boarders, at MO DEBATE CHAEGES. Winss, Ales, and Spirits of the' Best Brands Oelt. J. BRIGGS. ' (Lata of : Wanganui.) 4927 Tyree's Studio. fTIHIS BTUDIO has recently been fitted A up with new and up-to-date applianoes for the production of High Class Photographs. BMTiAEGEMENTS made from anj Photograph. Satisfaction guaranteed IToti. — W. Tyree does not employ anj canvassers. Send all orders to TTEEE'S STUDIO. Trafalgar-street ! FertilissrSc i ' - ■ IS STOCK^-Pioton, Eape and I'urnip, •t«; Eockland, Hop, Grain, Potato, •te; Shirley's Sup. of Lime Wei lington Blood and Bone. Supplied in sacks or by the ton. BISLEY BEOS. & CO., 87W Sole Agents^ SOUTH BRITISH Insurance Company, Limited. Capital ... T7 *.. Accumulated Funds exceed . . Vita akd -MABINE and ACCIDENT INSUEANCES, Inflmdinj Employers' Liability for Compensation under the Workers' Compeusatita Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Public Bisk, Fereanal Accident either t singly or in otnjunotion with Sickness Benefits ; Burglar j, Flate Glass, Fidelity Guai-antee, •to., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CUEEENT EATES. Su»- Agents fob District: City, Eobertson Bros. ; Motueka, H. A. Tarrant ; Eichmond, W. E.May ; Takaka, J. J. Langridge & Co. ; Wakefield, E. J. Painton j Collingwood, W. C. Eiley & Co.; Upper Meutere, C, F. Muntz ; Westport,, J. J. Molony. ..5. & D. EDWA3DS, AGENTS, TEAFALGAE STEEET. - (Next National Bank). t'fe ©OVER WMEWT " bWARTiVifiJIT.- 11 11" 1 FACT No. I. Tfc* GUARANTEE OF THE S?AT£ jot* >itt every Policy Haiti tytjheSipartmeat. Mwn* garaon Insured ander to oondltioM rertß abßoiately aeoaro, trmly Mflßrod that m>y happen the fall ?»Ipb o^ M» poiioj U v certain to be paid when th» olaim aoenMi v that the ennihaU nts in t^aornJMg.

JUNCTION HOTEL. TAKAKA. ME. JOSEPH HYDE, ex-Captem Artillery Velunteers, and formerly - proprietor of the Foxhill Hotel, desireß.to inform his old friends and the travelling? public that he has taken over th» abor« well-known hotel, and visitors and travellers can rely upon receiving evory attention, with civility, Superior accommodation, moderate taxiff. ■ Conveyance meets all steamers. Horses and Vehicles on Hire. Up-to-date - .Billiard Table. '■ Best Brands Wines and Spirits only.. -Letters and Telesrrams promptiy t < iudndto # ■.. ™ p ' TELEGRAPH HOTEL TAKAKA. OTTO HAASE (formerly of the Bel grove Hotel), in notifying that he . has taken the above old established ano centrally situated Hotel, wishes the public to know thai he has had new rooms added, and the whole place thoroughly renovated and refurnished. Travellers and Visitors will find the TELEGEAPH a comfortable and -wellappointed Hotel, tine interior "arrangements having the personal supervision of Mbs Haase. The Stables will have the personal attention of the Proprietor, and Horse* :and Vehicles (two and four wheolers) trill be kept on Hire. A Covered Conveyance will also meet all Steamers. '"• First-class Sample Eoom. Good Billiard Tabje. Letters and telegrams receive .prompt attention. It Will Pay Those who are about to connio with the NEW SEWEEAGE SC.HEICI To ,con& H. J. FLATT, who has had large experience, and is a Certificated SANITAET PLUMBER. v EN^UIEIES SOLICITED and ESTIMATES FUENISHED. WOBKMANSHTP GUASANTHID. 217 Telephone Number 327. ' - THE NEW MOTTO. Nelson expects that vest child ttili DO ITS DUTY — ASK FOE . CONFECTIONERY, i . Have ytsa tried these New Lines . ■ r 'Nihv Babbits. , ' Chocolate CHBVt-BAES. Chocolate Mexican Feuitb. : .'■-.■■ Chocolate Lunch. Chololate Ice Creams. All Eebail Confectioners.' NOTHING MORE SUITABLE FOR A Birthday or Wedding Present THAN A Nice Engraving Choice Assortment at j. SAVAGE & SONS, HARDY STREET. ■■ ' i

■ " ' " - - ' ■ " ■ ':. "■'. V.""- ' ' We are making a Splash] \ mth ' . '. ; Anti-Splash. You save the Splash. See it Demonstrated at CARLISLE & CO.'S, PLUMBERS, ETC., . Hardt-steeet. f .'.'■'■" ' ' ■ : ' b. . .: '. '.-'■■ . ■• •• ■ ■ 3.■.' . . ■• 3 = ; : -. •An Orchard for Sale. i . ■ , . ■ . This is your chance now to secure. Come at once without delay, • For those who wait and hesitate, — Lose the largest, pay.; i : ' . ' . . . ■ ■ ■ H. C. HOLT.OAKE, , Land Agent, : • 3115 ' Eiwaka. STANLEY' BKOOK AN^ WAKE : 'FlELti MAIL. ':■::';■ LEAVES Stanley Brook every TUESDAY, TffUBSD AT and SATUK"DAT Mornings at 6.45, calling at Thorpe Post Officf>-at 8.10, and Dovedale at 9, arriving at Wakefield at 11a.m. Eeturns same day, -leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m., r Dovedale at 3 p.ro,, anft Thorpe at 4 p.m., I arriving at Stanley Brook at 5.30 p.m. . A comtortable Conveyance for Passeh. 5 gers. Parcels carried at ■ a reasonable 1 rste. All orders entrusted to the undersigned will be carefully attended tbi ; ;.; •; j. thoene, a ■ ■-.. .;. . Mail Contractor I' NIDWMAN BBOS.' . j Royal Mall Coaches. i NELSON TO BLENHEIM. a -■.■'■-• "./' ■-. ■ — -r ■ '■ ■■■ ] i Leave Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mondays> Wednesdays, end Fridays, at ; ■'" :?am. . . ; .■.-■-. .'••• .}'■.' ' '■ ' ■'■ ' ; ; Leave Club Hotel, Blenheim, on return, i, ■ Tuesdays, Thursdayß, und Saturdays '..•'■. ; at .7 a.m.. ■• ' '"" , '. / ; ' ■ s Parcels carried at- moderate rates. 1 Booking ;Offlce« Crown Stables. - • I ___ NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors -__ \ KOTICE. I I.X.L. CO., ' * £v L ;j. DTEES, CLEANEESJETC. , REMOVED to 3: 75,' COLLING WOOD-STBEET Orders promptly attended to.

NEWMAN BEOS.' : SOYAIi " : MAIL .fIOAQ^ES. j;, WES^ 1 COAST SEEVICE^ " • T" EAVE Motupiko for the West Coasl J-J on Arri-val of Trains on TUESDAY 1 and FEID AT, Eetuming again on WE D- - NESDAY and SATTJEDAT, in time foi -Passengers to catch the Trains for Kelson, The Motupiko Coach connects with the -h»jefton and Westport Coaches a< Inangahua Junction. ,•""-,■".• Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office: Crown Stables. t NEWMAN : BEOS., Proprietors, fc - eoial Mail ooaoh. b Kelson— Richmond— Motueka— Riwaka. NEWMAN BEOS., Pwprvetprs.^ - THE Proprietors call 'the attention oi the travelling public to the fact thai the RioHMOND-BnvAKA- Coach Skevici / has bean extended to Nelson, and Coaches noyr leave, the Crown Stables, Nelson b DAlliTjfdr Eiwaka, and a? rive daily from Eiwakaj as per timetabi > appended. fc All parcels" and orders receive strict and businesslike attention. Daily Timetable Leave Nelson for Eiwaka. at 9 a.m. j arriv- , - ■ ing Eiwaka 2.30 p.m. _. Leave Eiwaka for Nelson at 8 a.m., „ - arriving Nelson 1.30 p.m. Luncheon: Eedwood's Valley. t NEWMAN BEOS., Proprietors. . WARPROP-&-CO. LAND, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENTS, AUCTIONEEES, ETC., . MpTUEKA, . - Have the following PEOPEETIES FOR SALE :— ■ : 8 Acres Native Lease, dose proximitj to High street'; good soil arid well adapted 3 tojErnit growing, at present auder plough j 13 Acres Freehold in Bbroiigh; 6 „ roomed^ hous9 and outbuildings in good ' .repair. '- ; ; ' 7 Acres -Diehard, half in , full bparinj r and-half partial,;.together|witH,3o .Aorei % - Native -Lease, under plough and : hops 1 An ideal hemestsad arid farm. .'".;' .'.;>-• i. 650 Acres in grass, wei Svatered j, gooc 'soil, subdivided into paddockE ; unlimitec ■ supply of -6ii property'; .^carrying presently 500 sheep, . besides cattle r Adjoining a 230 acre -block now openec : up. These properties can be extended t< a ;an unlimited area, as they adjoin CrOwi lands. Price £4 I,os per acre.---r . 22 Acres Native Lease, in Boro h r rental per annum ; -soil second to none ■ .4 acres orchard iri; bearing, 1~. acre hops oalarice for any root crops "or fruit. - : ) -13 Acres Freehold,, in Borough ; 4 acre grass, 8 acres fine flat land, subdividec into five paddocks by fences ;. 10-roome( . house in good order, coachhouse,- stable and outbuildings. . ' 230 Acres Freehold, felled and in grass i good soil, well watered, all ploughable - subdivided -into 3 paddocks; 10 acre under crop ; small whare. r 602' Acres, 410 Freehold, 102 L.I.P. mbstly ploughable land, carrying 35 B sheep ; whare, barn, stables ; within eas ■1 distance of port and Motueka Borougr Price And various other properties. Monthly- Stock Sales in our Yards, Pah street, Motueka. . Open to receive entries 1 ALFEED GOULD. 8 757 . Auctioneer.

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