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

WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thi column at the rate of Tweni words for One B' ~'tting. Ihrt insertions, half -a- 'roivn ; six in sertions, four shih ngs and six pence; for Cash or ly; if booked one shilling each i% icrtion. T^OR SALE.— SO Cases Prime Toma- -*■ toes, 1s 6d per case. D. WHITING, Nile Street East. 928 TrASH RETIRING SALE.— Short and Son having decided to retire from business, are selling their wellassorted stock of high-class Men's and Boys' Wear at greatly reduced prices. 929 rr<O LET.— Unfurnished ROOMS in -■ Washington Valley, all conveniences. Apply to "D.E.," care of "The Colonist" Office. 918 — ' —^— • FOB Disposal, on . easy terms, 1,200 Acres Bush Land ; good sheep country. Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapawera. - 265 TO LET, House in Collingwood street known as " Sunnyside." Immediate occupation. Apply H. Baigent, 4141 . Masonic Hotel. SUN VAPOUE Lights, brighter than acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gas. No grease smoke, or odour. Writ? tor particulars to Wm. Lock, the people's popular furnisher, Bridge-street. WE want you to know that for Fur niture and everything required in the home, Lock's Furniture WareJ house, Bridge-street, can't be beat. Tiptcp_ value every time, and satisfaction guaranteed. PIANOS! Pianos! Pianos!— Just arrived, another shipment , of Harland's Upright Grand English Pianos, in rosewood and walnut. Prices from 30 to 60 guineas; ten years guarantee. Cash or terms. At Lock's i'urniture Warehouse. ASTE PAPEE.— For Sale, good clean Waste Paper, in largu or small quantities, at Officw of this paper FOR_SALE. THE Auxiliary Taei.t "Madge," fitted with a 5-h.p. Palmer Oil Engine ; dinghy, dredges, nets, and lots of fishing tackle. Yacht and engine guaranteed! . Full particulars from PEfiCY LOVELL, . 586 Waitapu. SPRING GROVE, T^OR SALE, 17 acres of first class •^ level land, suitable for fruitgrowing, with frontage to the main roadThere are about 2£ acres in hops and recently erected, with posts and wire; all in good order. — Apply to, W. H. KNAPP, 897 „ Spring Grove. NELSON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. TVfOMINATIONS 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 ; Rankin and Sons, -. Motueka ; Noble Win, Dovedale; and R. H. Coleman, . Motupiko. JOHN GLEN, Secretary. Richmond, 15th March, 1909.. 813 NELSON EDUCATION BOAHI>. TECHNICAL CLASSES in Agricul- -■- ture at Country Centres. Courses of 12 weeks' instruction in practical agriculture subjects will be held at the undermentioned centres, commencing at the dates mentioned : — .STOKE.— Friday, April 2nd, 7 p.m. ; local Hall. Thereafter every Thursday at 7 p.m! WAKEFlELD.— Wednesday, March 31st, at 7 p.m. School. UPPER M.OUTERE.— Monday, March 29th, at 7 p.m. School MOTUEKA.— Tuesday, March 30th, at 7 p.m. -School. Instructor : Mr James Bruce. Syllabus of work and all particulars obtainable at schools in the above centres, or from the Education Office, Nelson. N. R. WILLIAMS, Secretary. March 23rd, 1909. 912 THE GIFT QUESTION. Let me Settle the Gift Question for you ! When you are in Town, JUST DEOP IN, and LOOK OVEE MY BEAUTIFUL SHOWING of ■ Ladies' and Gents' Gold, Silver, .and Nickle Watches. Dress and Engagement Bings. ! Gold Alberts, Necklets and Granny Chains. 1 Pendantsj Bracelets and Sleeve Links. Mt Selection of I SILVEB E.P. and - ■ LEATHEE , GOO OS ' is uneqnh...e-l. Every Arftcl.e .Guaranteed, and at ' Most Seasonable Prices. Wm. KIOYEB, * Watchmaker and Jeweller. V CERTIFICATED OPTICIAN, 3 105, TRAFALGAR STREET. I K. —- > T 3■. . - 9 : Opening Notice. i K. & L.' beg to d PifOPvihinn l announce that c tveryininy theywm ': . s, ±v OPEN as * IS Of the Up-to-date .■Very Best, £»*,„ Ld » : — ok — )f SATUEDAY MAECH 20th. lX y Look out for Delicacies I k -liett & Longworth, "*>. po BK BUTCHERS. -IDGE & COLLINGWOOD CobHSbW -ETS^ELSON l _J33 STBt ~" —^ I Autumn anu Sportß> Winter r NEW HOCKEY COOBii A. splendid range, in great varieij'} of Hockey Sticks, including two special sorts for club purposes— good, cheap and reliable. White Hockey Balls in composition, and Best Leather iihin and Ankle Guards, in various prices. . . . ,-.... FOOTBALLS! FOOTBALLS!! Men's Practice, and best Boys' aizes, 2 to 5, and -extra Bladders. BOXING U.OVES! Over 12 sets to choose from, from medium to best. •I' E; Kounse!! & Co. . TEAF ALGAE STEEET.