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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12498, 26 March 1909, Page 1

Jam Making and Fruit Preserving. We have ITVIPOETED very Large Stocks of ;; [all Requisites foe this Season : — . Mason Atlas, and Ohioago Prait Preserving Jars, in Pints, Qmarts, and . Glas3 Screw Top an^? Tie-Over, lib and]2lb Jam Jaw. Stone Jam Jars, li 2, and 41bs. - Jelly Tumblers. Neata of White^Jars. Preserving Pans, Enamel Stew Pana. ..-....- Wood Spoons, Stove Mats.J ; Baskets for Fiuit Pioking. ; - . Pulp Buckets for Raspberry picking, Bto x „ Also 1, 2, and 5 gal. Demijohns ;' 1,J2, i> mi& gai. Btone Butter Jars, and all kinds of Glass and China Dishes for serving Fruit, et«.,- at table. ' B, ; :Bn6dgfass and -Sghs," ■ j li STAFFOnpSHIRE HOUSE," ' :oib,ectb impOrtes^ ■ ■■■;" " : - : ■■ . jracsoN.- / '. ■ . ' ■ • ... ■

Union Steam Ship Co., of New Zealand, LIMITED. .--,. Passengers MLST procure Tickets at the Office before they embark.; Steamers will be despatched as under, ; vreather and other circumstances '. permitting. „ PICTON &. WELLINGTON. TeAnau," Friday, March 26, 10 a.m. TeAnan, Monday, March 29, noon. Pateena, Thursday, Apr 1, 2.30 p.m. ■■' ■ WELLINGTON DIRECT. ■ •Maponrika, Saturday, Mar 27, 1 a.m. Pateena, Saturday, March 27, noonPateena, Tuesday," March 30, 1 p.m. Arahura, Wednesday, Match 31, 6 a.m. *No cargo. WESTPOET, GRErMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. •Arahura, Sunday, March 28, 6 a.m. Maponrika, Wednesday, March 31, 8 a.m. : ♦Cargo (perishable only) until noon ' - ■ ■ Satiurday. ' PLYMOUTH & ONEHUNGA. Rotoiti, Friday, March 26, 5 p.m. .'•'. ; :'. ■Cargo.until4p.m. ;>; : , ~ SYDNEY, VIA COOK STRAIT. (From Wellington.) - Maheno, Friday, Mar 26, 4 p.m. MELBOURNE, VIA BLUFF. (From Wellington.) MoeraM, Thursday, April 3, 5 p.m. Cargo and Passengers booked/ through to all principal ports in NEW ZEALAND/ AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA FIJI (Suva and Levuka), FRIENDLY ISLANDS (Tonga, Haapai, and Vavau), SAMOA (Apia), COOK ISLANDS (Rdrotbnga), and SOCIETY ISLANDS (Tahiti), : ./Regular services are maintained to all the abovenamed ports. . CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE i ■■-•-■■ (The," All Red " Route). CANADA, UNITED STATES, AND EUROPE. j ?Via Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, 8.C., and Vancouver). R.M.S. Marama. From Sydney, April 12. > From Suva, April 19. I ' Passengers booked through to London by Orient Royal Mail Line. : ' For further particulars apply ' i OFFICE. The Port. i i ' i ■ ' - ■ ANCHOR SHIPPING & FOUNDRY COMPANY • LIMITED.- . SAILING LIST. WESTPORT; GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. ALEXANDER, To-day; Friday, 26th • inst, at U-ajn.. :: KENNEDY, Wednesday, 31st inst. WELLINGTON VIA MOTUEKA. WAIiIAU, To-day, , Friday, 2Gth inst ,- at, B i a.m. : . „; , \:~~.- __ " (Leaving Motuelra for Wellington at ; noon.) . : . WAIRAUi Monday, 29th inst, at 11 a.m. (Leaving Motueka for Wellington, at '■ V 2 p.m.) -WELLINGTON DIRECT, KENNEDY, Monday,, 29th inst. ' V -• WESTPORT. WAVERLEY, Monday, 29th inst. ' ; ■-'-'" . ■ ■ . ' \ I Td« 61 Tons, Captain C. Sctji.lt, will leave as under, weatber permitting :— Nelson for Motueka, Friday.- Mar ?6, at ■ 9;a.m. MotueH for. Nelson^ Friday Mar 26 at noon. ■ . -■ Nelson for Motueka, Saturday, Mar 27, at ; -9 ■a.m.'-"' • " ' . „- . •■' i y Motueka for Nelson, Saturday. Mar 27, at ■ noon. . ; ; .-.•'"•'■ Nelson for Mo'tuekaj Monday, Mar 29, at . noon. • „ :. '.',.'. Motueka for Nelson, Monday, Mar 29, at 3 p.m. Nelson for Motueka, Tuesday, Mar 30, at l'p.m. Motueia.for Nelson, Tuesday, Mar 30, at : 4 p.m. '"■■-••••■ .■■-'■" Nelson for Motueka, Wednesday, Mar 31, at 3 p.m. : -.-■""" :••' MotueSa for Nelson, Thursday; Apr- 1, at 7a.m. FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT, > r THE S S. Agfa MANAROA Jgyfg^^a^ft 1 Captain Habt, Will leave the Motueka Wharf for Wellington direct, on" THURSDAY, March 25, 10 p.m. TUESDAY,. March 30, 2p.m. Taking cargo for Havelook and Pelbrus Sound every fortnight. _.' " i : _ ■■_ Fares, Motueka to Wellington : single, 15s • return. 225. 6d; -meals included. Return tickets available for 6 months. The steamer leaves 'Wellington for Motueka direct every week alternately on Saturday and Monday; also additional trips when required by shippers. WELLINGTON, HAVELOCK, AND ■ MOTUEKA STEAMSHIP CO. JOHNSTON & CO., Ltd., • ■ Wellington Agents. Motueka\ Hotel. High Stbeet,- Motueka. 0. HQLYOAKEj Proprietor nnERMS -moderate, and MeaLi provided I at allhctjrp' First-class Accommodation for V isitor Wine, Beer and Spirits of the very best quality. . 'A comfortable. Two-horse Conveyance runs to and .from the" Wharf on arrival and departure .of the Steamers. ■ . ; Saddle Horses and Vehicles on hire. " 'Amongst other improvements, tte Pro-, prietor has" erected a convenient Bathroom. ■■■■"■ . ; '-:.--'-,; -■-. '•...' ■ ■ . . -- ' .'. Fnll-sizedV(Wright's) Billiard Table, Accommodation for TEN; Horses in stable. Loose bpxesj|and_. good paddocks attached;

Sewing Machine ? r ■jHi^iiP The "NEW HOME" flMffinrra^>/| Jm is the only Machine on the market that ] Ml Vil H embodies every recent improvemsnt. . . 111/b* B^^^ It runs lightly. With great speed. EmUr^ a \P» Almost without noise. I^hSS^^^ «vi c i nee^^- is self -setting, and cannob be The bobbin can be wound without running : "~ ~ All working parts are made of the finest "material and case hardened. • Different makers have asked us to sell their Machines, but we pin our faith to the " New Home." It always gives unqualifled.satisfaction. Treadle Wachines, 1 Drawer, 3 do., £6 ids. 5. d0.,. £7: 5 do. (drop head), .*9Hand Machines, 2scd,; - T . . . fl _, 'is a reliablemachine, which we strongly recommend to Cus-; I ne lUcal tomers desirin" one lower priced than the "New Home." : -.-■•.•■-. ;-■ ° . , : . . ■ , .-Price JB3;l0s; Dliy yOUr UrdjiCr y 01 . .p.UAI «»« OrpiayingFashion- -.-*■'■■' Dress' Goods, well-made Hosiery, Gre^ and Reached' Calicoes &o. Ml attractively priced. We urge Customers to Inspect our Goods bflf ore purchasing elsewhere: ' . . ■ E. BUXTONj^ COi LTD., > r WELSON^ . ■ m save you thai @&^9gß&^^ Here's how we PROVE our claim. W^^ Send us a sample from the last suit you had made; 5 or, send us a sample of the suit you intend to buy. B DON'T TELL US wnat you paid for the one or I what your tailor wants' for the other. Then WE will tell I you what wo will make you as good a suit for. I REMEMBEF we shall not know your price. But I you'li find OUR price is about half what your tailor 1 wants to charge for the SAME QUALITY suit. 1 We wiH make this suit to your measure— you try it I oh and if v does not come up to expectations in every I particular send it back at OUR expense, and we will I We hereby agree that YOU ALONE shall be the Shall we send you samples on that understanding, and our booklet, "BETTER SUITS for LESS MONEY"— both FREE? Thes fill in the coupon and mail it to-day to " 1 Tribe* Co., ChriitehunK TDIDET SL #"*/* S EUast tend me your free JBooWfi I Rlub OC V^Ua ■ and Patterne <v advertised in the . ■" .-=-....' ■ . ■ ; '. '.. '__, ... Made to Measure " ' ■ IltUunttirttoo&ldenot commll myself in Suits by Mail . . ■ •ny way whatever. . . ■ ■ Warn...... „ ESTD. 1881. . CHRISTCHURCH. | Addreu........ ...... : . «» No. 11. ~ '_ :.'•

i MOTUFTO MH. [JTnH'E 'undersigned having taken over i A i£he above well-known hostelry iv {t%» Mdtopiko Valley (late Corletfs). i hege 3to the pi&lic that no effort wiSlibe^wsnting on his part to maintain i'i6h«"-rqptifcition of the house as a favorite '/XBBOwis: those wishing to spend a few i^ajßOor weeks in the country. Families, SSrihsrmen, and Sportsmen will find com- • feaidale quarters, ana every attention for ,;cihHrr pleasure and comf jrt. ■\, ;-/ GEORGE BIGGS, : . " Proprietor, PANAMA HOTEL. Corner of Hardy and Collingwooi Streets Accommodation op the Best Wines and Spieits the Best in tha market. J. BRIGGS, Proprietor. (Late of Wanganui.) :Sh ip ■ Ho'te I, TH E P O R T NELSON. TjIRED. A. MILLER has taken over Jj the above well-known hostelry. .Tha Hotel' has been thoroughly renorat«d and refurnished throughout, and i Travellers will find accommodation second !to none. Only best brands of Wines, ! Spirits, Ales, etc., stocked. v Terms Stbioti/t Modebatb. —DINNER A SPECIALITY— I/-.— Telephone No. 126 F. A. MILLER, Proprietor. j Tyree's Studio. i fITHIS STtfblO has recently been fitted |JL up with new and up-to-date appli- ; ances for the production of ! High Class Photographs. ENLARGEMENTS made from anj Photograph. Satisfaction guaranteed B"otb.— W. Tyree does not employ any canvassers. Send all orders to I ■ TYREE'S STUDIO. I Trafalgar-street [ .. .. ' Im . ! SOUTH BRITISH insurance Company, Limited. Capital ... .... ... J82,900,000 Accumulated Funds exceed.. .£542,500 ( PUB and MARINE and ACCIDENT INSURANCES, ] Including Empioyera' Liability for Compeasati«n under the Workers' Compen sati«K Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Public V Risk, Personal Accident either jsingly-or 0 in conjunction with Sickness Benefits ; Burglary, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, etc., . - " • ~ .... ' ''/ P ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT * RATES.* - ' ■' . ■ * , o Sub-Agents^ob Distbict: * . City, Robertson Bros.; Motueka, H. A. Tarraht j Richmond, W. Ri May ; Takaka, j J., J. Langridge & Co.; Wakefield, E. J. 8 Painton; Collingwood, W. C. Riley &Co.; 0 Upper Meutere, C, F. Muntz ; Westport, J. J.jMolony. 5 & D. EDWARDS, AGENTS, TRAFALGAR STREET. . (Next National Baak). . _ . ; _ :_ J llSsuranCF < FACT No. fl. n The GUARANTEE OF THE STATE toei »» every Policy Issuti » to the apartment. Btbbt pauoa lneored ander ite copditiooa ie»ta abaolately ieoore, • firmly Mgared that whatever may ' happen Ac fall value ot Ma poKoy . U ai certain to be paid when th> claim aocroM ai that Ihe win ahaU dw in tfjtnyrnjnj.

JUNCTION HOTEL TAKAKA. MR. JOSEPH HYUE, ex-Captem ArtiUery Volunteers, and formerly proprietor of the Foxhill Hotel, desires to inform his old friends, and the travelling public that he has taken over the above well-known hotel, and visitors and travellers can rely uppn receiving evory attention, with civility, Superior accommodation, moderate tariff. Conveyance meets all steivmers. Horses and Vehicles on Hire. Up-to-date -Billiard Table. . : . .: Best Brands Wines and Spirits <mly. Letters and Telegrams promptly ,-t »uded to lß * TELEGRAPH HOTEL TAKAKA. OTTO HA ASE (formerly of tha Bel grove Hotel), in notifying that he has taken the above old established and centrally situated Hotel, wishf is the public .to know that he has had new roomsadded, and the whole place thorougbl> renovated . and refurnished. ■ Travellers and Visitors will find th« TELEGRAPH a comfortable and -wellappointed Hotel, the interior arrangements having the personal supervwion *r Mbs Haask. ' ■ The Stables will have the personal attention of the Proprietor, and Horses and Vehicles (two and four wheolers) will be kept on Hire. A Covered Conveyance j will also meet all Steamers. First-class Sample Room. Good Billiard Tablt. ' Letters and telegrams receive prompt attention. It Will Pay Those who are about to conneo '■ ' ■ i - with the : NEW SEWERAGE SCHEME, To cons H. J. FLATT, who has had large experience, and is a Certificated SANITARY PLUMBER. ENQUIRIES SOLICITED and ESTIMATES FURNISHED. WOBKMANSHXP GtTABANTEBD. 21? Telephone Number 327. THE NEW HIOTTO. Nelson expects that vbbt child ■wili. . DO ITS DUTt — ASK FOR CON|ECTIONERY. . Have you tried these New Linos Wild Rabbits. , Chocolate Chew-babs. Chocolate Mexican Fbuits. CHOfcoLATE Lunch. Chololate Ice Cbeams. AH Retail Confectioners. NOTHING Jtf ORE SIHTABLEFORA Birthday or Wedding Present i\ ■ . I THAN A \ Nice Engraving Choice Assortment at J. SAVAGE & SONS, % HARDY STREET. s ...••'. i, . ■■'•■.'■ B.« ■ ' ' -

■- ■• ■"■'■■"..'"'. ... . . .'.. -■- ---A We are making a Splash with ■ Anti-Splash. You save the Splash. See it Demonstrated at CARLISLE & CO S, PLUMBERS, ETC., Habdy-steeet. ' ■ j . : — i^J. rr — . ■ ' Notice to Trespassers. 1 A NY Person found Trespassing on jc3L Maitai Run, known as "Woodlands," on any pretence whatever, will be Prosecuted. - ■•> D; BICKHAM, in Charge. Or BISLET BROS. & CO., , 539 v- Hardy-street. OUR STAMPS "are good Stamps, best •- R rjBBER, Latest Designs— "The ■ Colonist Jobbing Department. . - - An Bcchard for Salet This is your .chance now to secure. , . Come at once without delay, For those who wait and hesitate, — , r •', Lose the largest pay, I -„.'.■ J— ■ -. • " I H. C. HOLTOAKE, I • V Land Agent;, 3115 - .i '■' Riwaka. , r■; - - \ ! . ■ \ STANLEY BBO^OKAND WAKBr FIELD MAIL. - I ■ .'■•'..' '• — •■■■•■' . ' 1 T EAVES Stanley Brook every TUES-: I JLA DAT, THURSDAY and SATUR- • DlT'Momings at 6.45, ca11ing at Thorpe 1 Post Office at B.lo, "and Dovedale at 9, 3 arriving at Wakefield at 11a.m. Returns 1 same day," leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m., Dovedale at 3 p.m,, and Thorpe at 4 p.m., !- arriving at Stanley Brook at 5.30 p.m. i A comtortable Conveyance for Passen ! » gers. Parcels carried at a reasonable rt.te. All orders entrubted"to the unders signed will be carefully attended to. j «-r"— ~ ' , J. THORNE, a •'■■■■' ' .■.' j Mail Contractor, s > ■""■■ '■'. " . ■ -.' ■'.■ -.*.- ' ■■■'■-... ■'■ h . . ■ ■'.■ '■" ~ ; -. . ..:- : ■'■' '• '5 NEWMAN BROS.'i 8 Royal Kail Coaches. 0 . " NELSON TO BLENHEIM, y ■ ■ . ■ '. . .: ■ . ■ l. Leave Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mon days; Wednesdays, amd Fridays, a 7 : a : m. -■'■." ■'-..,. Leave Club Hotel, Blenheim, on retuni i- Tuesdays, Thursdays, imd Saturdays s. . at 7 a.m. .; . ■ Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office: Crown Stables.. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors

NEWMAN BROS. ROYAL MAIL COACHES. WES? COAST SERVICE. T EAVE Motupiko for the West Coast JU on. Arrival of Trains on TUESDAY and FRIDAT, Returning again on WEDNESDAY .and SATURDAY, in .time for Passengers to catch the Trains for Nelson. 1 The Motupiko Coach connects with the &*efton and Westport Coaches at Inangahua Junction. • • ■ - - . . ? 1 Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office : Crown Stables. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors, | ROYAL MAIL COAOH. Nelson— Richmond— Motueka— , Riwaka. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors... rfIHE" Proprietors call the attention of B the travelling public to the' fact that the RicHitoND-RnvAKA Coach Service has been extended to Nelson, and Coaches now leave the Crown Stables, Nelson, DAILY, or JRiwaka, and ai rive .daMy from Riwaka, as per tiinetabii appended. All parcels and orders receive strict and Businesslike attention. - : ;- J - 1 r/ ;; : : Daily Timatable ; Leave Kelson for Riwaka at 9 a.m. ; arriving Riwaka 2.30 p.m. Leave Riwaka for Nelson at 8 a.m., L -'■" arriving Nelson 1.30 p.m7 ' Luncheon: Redwood's Valley. -:■: ' NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors. WARDROP&CO. LAND, ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENTS, _<■■ AUCTIONEERS/ETC, ; . ■-.■■.-. MOTUEKA, ; / . Have the following PROPERTIES FOR SALE:— 8 Acres Native Lease, close proximity to High street ; good soil and well adapted to fruit growing, at present adder-plough, 13 Acres - Freehold in Borough ; 6 roomed house and outbuildings in good repair. . ■- ' ■ - ■ •■■- ' 7 Acres Orchard, half in full bearing and half partial, together with^3o Acres Native Lease3under*^iough| qgi Wjjie, Ah ideal hcme"st3ad*and"f arm';;; :i r 650 Acres in grass, wei watered; good soil, subdivided into paddooke ; . unlimited supply of posts on properly; carrying presently 500 sheep,, besides cattle Adjoining a 230 acre block ..now openec up.- These properties can be extendedtc an unlimited area, as they adjoin Crowx lands. Price £A lOs-per acre. ' : .221 Acres' Native' Lea&e, in. Bprp h rent £1 per annum ; soil second to none 4 acres orchard in bearing,-. 1 .acre hops oalance for any root crops or fruit. -13- Acres Freehold, in Borough; 4 acre grass, 8 aoresfine flat bind, subdivide!: into five paddocks by fences ; 10-roome< h ouse in good order, coachhouse, stable and outbuildings. ■■■ . 230 Acres Freehold, felled and in grass godd soil, well watered, all. ploughable subdivided into 3 paddocks; 10 acre under crop; small' whare. ■:-■ 602 Acres, 410 Freehold; 102 L.I.P. mostly plonghable land, carrying 35 . sheep ; whare, barn, stables ; within eas; distance of port and Motueka Borongl Price J2,100. . , .': And various other properties. ; Monthly Stock Sales inx>ur Yards, Pal street, Motueka. Open tareceive]entriei ALFRED GOULD. { , 757 r Auctioneer.

Hearnes BSttChitis Ciire. ,I^&^^^giiSSv^S- a Co^ As^ „^ |SlifeS^il^ e< SS^^iSmSt^'^^ .edidn. No house shou* * w lth ou, * as, «*eo