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WANTED KMOWN. Advertisements are inserted in t.hi column at the rate of Tioem words for One S 'lling. Inn. insertions, half-a~ rown ; six in sertionß, four shih ngs and six . pence; for Cash oi \y; if booked one shilling each h tertton. TOST.— SOCKET of Trap Lamp. ■^Kindly return to Tattersall's Stables. 816 \V ANTED.— Man or Boy to make himself useful. Apply Brightwater Hotel. 834 TyOTICE-.— That I intend to apply to -en , Waimea County Council for a slaughterhouse License on my land section 114, Block VIII., Lower Moutl ere— R. A. SIMPSON. 828 STBATED into my Paddock: Fiv* Bams, One Wether, and Two Lambs. Owner can have same by paying expenses.— A. F. Trask. 753 -T^rANTED, Potatoes, Vegetables, Ap. n7i P !S S> rears ' Ca P c Gooseberries, Melons. Cash on delivery. ■ ' 724 Chapman. "VTOU CAN GST— ' i .r<,J lieTet - v ' esli Dinner in Town at tha STJRAND CAFE. Price Is. 55, Bridge-street. fp 9 TjTOK Disposal, on easy terms, ],200 ■M- Acres Bush Land; good sheep country. Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapawera! ; . 265 mO LET, House in Collingwood street -L Inown ac " Sunnyside." Immediate occupation. Apply H. Baigent, 4141 Jilasonic Hotel. CJTJN VAPOUE Lights, brighter than KJ acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gas. No grease smoke, or odour. . Write tor particulars to VVm. Lock, the people's popular fur. nisher, Bridge-street. VV E want you to know that for Fur ."' ■ niture and everything required in the home, Lock's Furniture "Ware" house, Bridge-street, can't be beat, 'lipl. Tcp value every time, and satisfaction guaranteed. PIAJ'OS! Pianos! Pianos!— Just arrived, another shipment of Harland's Upright Grand English Pianos, in rosewood and walnut. Prices from 30 to 6Q.guineas; ten years guarantee. Cash x>r terms. At Lock's Furniture Ware* house. NELSON HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AUTUMN SHOW. {SCHEDULES for the above are proK - F curable from Homisell and Co., S. iolton, The Nelson Seed Co., and the Newspaper Offices. - 808 Wairau Trotting Club. EASTEE MONDAY, 12th April, 1909. £175 STAKES. £175 H EVENTS. J^ EVENTS. NOMINATIONS Close SATURDAY, 20th March. Copies of programme can be obtained from Mr J. Glen, or on application &) . E. WANDEN, Secretary, 787 Blenheim. NELSON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ■DOMINATIONS for the Offices of President, Vice-President, and Committee will be received by the undersigned up till SATURDAY, 27th March, 1909. Nomination Papers may be obtained from the Secretary; lankin and Sons, Motueka : " Noble Win, Dovedale; and R. H. Coleman, Motupiko. JOHN GLEN, Secretary. Kickmond, lStt Ma.roli,, 1909- Sl3 Technological Examinations of the City and Guilds of London Institute, and Science and Art Examinations of tne Board of Education, London. Education Department, Wellington, 10th March, 1909. rVHE above Examinations will be conJL ducted by the Education Department, at various centres, about May and June next respectively. Forms of application to be examined may be obtained from the authorities of the local Technical or Art Suliool or Classes, or from the Inspector-General of Schools, Wellington. The dates by which applications to be examined must reach the Education Department are: For the City and Guilds Examinations, Ist April, or. with Lite fee, 28th. April; and for the South Kensington Examinations, • 21st May, or, with late fee, 28fch May. . : .' G;-HOGBFN, 790 Inspector- General of Schools. Department of Agriculture. (Division of Biology and 'Horticulture.) To J. HALE, Esq., . , Nurseryman, Nelson. From The Fbuit Inspector. Nelson, February 26, 1909, T HEEEBY certify that. I have inJ_ spected your Nursery on severaloccasions in regard to the tracing of any existence of " San Jcse" scale, and wish to notify you that no trace of it can be found. . . F. HALLAM, 757 Orchard Inspector. For the Spring & Susnmer. ALL TEE NEWEST PATTERNS AND COLORINGS IN TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, HOMESPUNS, &c. Sole Agent • MAGIO OLOTH CLEAJSEB. Beßt in the Dominion. Inspection Cordielly Invited. E, R!G¥aBOS. i TAILOR, „ ■ Trafalgar Street. Autumn and Winter Sports. i . . . - : NEW HOCKEY GOODS. A splendid range, in great variety, of Hockey Sticks, including two special sorts for club purposes— good, ■- cheap and reliable. White Hockey Balls in composition, and Best Leather Shin and Ankle Guards, in various prices. FOOTBALLS! k-OOTBALLSi: Men's Practice, and best Boys' sizes, 2 t0. 5, and extra Bladderß. BOXINC uLOVES! Over 12 sets to choose from, from medium to best. J. f. Ktiunsell'&' C& TEAFALGAS STBEET