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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12498, 26 March 1909, Page 3

Finny Favourites and Fish in Season. Anchovies in Oil. Yarmouth Bloaters. Findon Haddocks. Smoked Herrings in Oil. Herrings in Tomato Sauce. Kippered Herrings. Fresh Herrings. . Marinated Herrings. , Herringlets. Salmon Primrose Brand. Salmon Rex Brand. Norwegian Kippered Herrings. Salmon Peacock Brand. Salmon Cutlets, ilb tins. Smoked Salmon in Oil. . Vidona Fish Balls. Lazennby's Lobster. Cove Oysters. Red Star Shrimps. Mullet, Star Brand. Skipper Sardines. Ling Fis.h Hays. Cod Fish in Blocks. - Herrings in Brine. Red Herrings. . Sardines in Tomato Sauce. Marinated Sardines. . r lsh Pastes. Anchovy. Bloater. . Crab. Prawn. ■ Salmon and Shrimp. Sardine. Anchovette. Whitebait. Smoked Sprats. etc.,' etc., etc. ; ■■■'■; E. GROVE & SON, Importers of Fish Delicacies. Telephone No. 41. ■" ' " * ~- Try my 12s 6d Watches Guaranteed for Twelve Months. FRANK HARFORD, Jeweller. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 1859, Capital - - £1,500,000 Paid-up Capita! and Reserves £690,000 Fire, Marine, and Accident Bisks of every description accepted. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims. Lowest Ciiirent Rates charged Accident- and Disease v Liability under— "Workers' Compensation 8 for Accidents Acts Employers' Liability Acts and Common Law Mortgage Indemnity Public Bisk Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds burglary arid Theft T? BUXTON & CO., LTD ' ; ; • „. CHIEF AGENTS. NEjL ;,SON DISTEICT.

ABE NOW SHOWING , A Splendid Range of Plain and Striped ViYELLAS. THE IDEAL FABRIC FOR DAY OR NIGHT WEAR. Also, the New VS YELL A TAFFETA. A lighter weight of the same material, unequalled for washing and wear, And a variety of other materials suitable for Blouses, Shirtings, etc, TRAFALGAR STSEET. Just Opened. WE are now showing a general assortment of AVINTER DRAPERY, •which has just arrired direct from the * manufacturers; no second handling, Eveiy thing of the newest, and at prices which must effect a speedy clearance. Give, us a call, and you will be convinced - that there is nothing to equal us in quality and PfiiCE, . r INSPECT WINDOWS. WILKIE'S ESTATE, Bridg -street. Fine feathers make fine birds : line furrdshings, fine houses. Fine, that is, in. the best sense. Nowhere is refined taste more fully justified than in a house perfectly furnished. When you see a finely furnished house in New Zealand, you know that the D.I.C has had a hand in the effect. As the Winter approaches, you will be making provision to keep home cheerful. The new stocks at the D.I.C. afford you an; exceptional opportunity. The latest curtains and draperies are superb. Write in, giving some indication of your needs, and the.D.LC. will take scrupulous pains to give you what ' you want. Or better, call. v '• ■ - These remarks apply with especial force to Furniture. There are many choice examples, of modern art in this department in the showrooms just now. The prices, for furniture of such quality, are strikingly moderate. - And if you Axrant a piano, consult the D.I.C. There is a big range of^instruments. In price, and upwards. You can have an excellent : instrument for fifty or fifty^five guineas. Why pay more?. .. _-, ;^ >r ;, v . lk BRAFERY & flEN&AtlfiilTlM CO^of NEW ZEALAND, Wdf., WelliflgtoiK A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager.

Watches and Clocks, —COLD AND SILVER— Jewellery; Bangles", You Lockbtb 'Bracelets, __ n i Medals, ■ ' .. Uoll| BjtoocHEs, "" x e«««i.. Mv^ P Safely chains, CSASUS, Depend necklets, GWABDS in- I M Pendants, * Qold& ,„„„ Silver, Evt>ry KINGS, Links, ArtlC^e Pins, Lin« YOU EASTEE •■•-. in ■ " Presents Cases, PurChaS^. now • being BniTHDAT at shown and Wbdding BROWN PegGs: Guts, Bags Alaik And Clocks, I/CRR'R Brown and Kerr, Trafalgar Street, NELBOF. _*.\ * - RUBBER STAMPS.— "We manufacture every Class of Stamp. Call and inspect our specimens. — " The Coloniatf'* Jobbing Department.

TRAVELLERS T ~""T~ SAWfLES. . At arid Below ONE HALF USUiiL PRICES. ELECrEO-PLATED WAEE. HighClass Art Pottery and Usef al Horn* Articles. • ALL ACCEPTABLE and PLEASING :PEESENTsi Tho Yalue_ is_ SniErrr Mabvelixjus. See Windows! SEE Windows! ! J. R. BETHWAITE 19JHAEDT STEEET, NELSON!!" GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE, FOE : One Month Only, j Starting MONDAY; I9th insi Every Article Keduced to Cost and Under, FOE CASH ONLY. i Ebasonable Of fee Eefußed> Condeffi & Armstrong, k Trafalgar Street. - 'Ji

We Sell Faiirti and Garden Implements f never sacrifice* dnrabili^ or efficiency^no matter w>ab inducements are offered. «g^' w; ' rt :W NOXON DISC HARRbWskre perfectly balanced. The whole weight falls on the disc blades j none on the|[ hor^es^Th^ Tdisc SgoSgbtaheadf they can't possibly swing from side to side. The No^works^egu-^ larly, , jrittint tn the- inside discs as on the outside. Two light horses and a boy will DO MOEES ' WOE S. AHD BETTEEpyQEK than a man and three horses U3ing a heavydisc. . J± SYRACUSE VfWEYAReind CARDEN PLOUGHS (one horse). Furrow, 3 to 5 inches deep, 7^> 10J mcl ies wide. ChiUelf weawng parts. Many gardeners say they are superior to all other makes. The horse canf woi ;k in the fatr-qw or ac Iceland. Handles can be adjusted sideways or up and down. A ntomatic colter, spring foofc latch. Adjustable wheel, &c.,40. ■ SYR/ACUSE wnnn BEAM' HILLSIDE PLOUGH, Medium, 2 horse.- Furrow, 4 to 7 inches deep ,lo to U ■ "BfJlWm'^ spring foot latch, with quickly adjustable tendon and adjustable I : "handles, etc. '^ . . .;. "•• ♦ • - : - 1 SYRACUSE WOOD J BEAmI HILLSIDE PLOUCH, Medium,' 2 .horse. .Furrow, 4to 6iinches deep, 10 to 14 j inohes wide. Fitted with' automatic jointer, .side shifting clevi*, spring^latch, &c, ■ ~ Farm Necessities 1 Bellows, Anvils, Vyces. Axemen and Bushmen. I I" 'We stock all extra parts fpiJEan- ' ' -^_- \. ".■- B Plough and Trace Chains/ Hames. ,*»^.S*I,I« PnnHc Hand^ es - D + 1SS fl° f ? S fiin Ihl^Knl ! Is a* ?"!'* h 8 Goods - «■ 1 -»>, HS! t li^liWi CO,, Ud „ Trafalfl^eet. j