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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12502, 1 April 1909, Page 3

Fl 1 lil_^_^l law -Iflln Iml I ABB NOW SHOWING A Splendid Rang* of Plain and Striped VIYELLAS. THE IDEAL FABRIC FOB DAY OR NIGHT WEAR. , Also, the New viYELl A TAFFETA. A lighter weight of the same material, uneaualled for washing and wear, And a variety of other materials suitable for Blouses': Shirtings, eta, -' ' - — o- — ■ ,: -^ i. TIiAVML&MR.^YiiMT'Y--Just ppened. W±l are now showing a general assortment of 7 WfNTER DRAPERY, \ ; which has -just arrived direct from the j manufacturers; no second handling, { Eveiything of the newest, and at prices, \ which? must effect a speedy clearance. | Give us a call, and you will be convinced ' I that there is nothing to equal us in quality y Phice, : INSPECT WINDOWS. WILKIE'S ESTATE. Bridg -street FIvNE : YSSEW WINCEY BLOUSINGS, in a | ASSO RT IW ENT l^^y^ ■"****. and ATTHE NEW FLANNEL BLOUSINGS, in a C' ■ ' range of beautiful patterns, fast colours, -i/i'r and 2/3 a yard'; i«_i i rmrn-rnu ALL-WOOL DELAINES, in self colours, WC.LLI Rib I Ull. andaneiidlesa variety of designs, best . qualities made, SOin. wide, l/l l ayard. T>TiT?TTV CEYLON SHIETINGS, 28in. widey jr.HJi.---x... thoroughly'shrunk, fast colours in ITlannalc - stripeßand checks, l^.'lM, 1/9 a yard. riaiinCid, •-_■- VIYELLAS, -"Min. -wide, in White, ■ m>. Cream,- Sky, Pink, Grey, Navy, and WinC6VS, 60d«ut_si_ stripes, 3/6 a yard. „ " .. FLANNELLAS, m r White, Cream, and VlVellaS and Knk,«sd,lO_i,llidayard. J --.."*'•* PYBENEZE FLANNELS, for dressing 'Flan not l_iC ■-* a ?owna,'66in'. wide, soft and very warm, T Id 11 HOI I QO. |_ Cream, Pate Blue, Pink, Cardinal^ etc.; 4/1 1 a yaird. ■kvwvrv DT-STftN*?. : STRIPE DRESSING GOWN FLANNEWEST DESIGNS • NELS, 40in. wide, in Cardinal, Pea- - IN GREAT VARIETY. cock Blue, Mairone, 2/1 1 a yard. JIT TUC 111 C* PATTERIIS OF "THESE MATERIALS WILL BE yA I int U.J.V. .WSEiT POST FREE ON APPLICATION. I DIO A. A. CORRIOAB. M*naser. PV |A | ■ kUi.' '--U;J-,U-'..|

TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES. At and Below ONE HALF' USUAL PRICES. -ITILECrRO-PLATED WARE. High__l Class Art Pottery, and Useful Home Articles. - ALL ACCEPTABLE and PLEASING PRESENTS. ; Tha Value is Simply UJabvellous. I See W Endows ! SEE W lnflows! ! J. R. BETHWAITE ' 19JHARDY STREET, NELSONJ GREAT STOCKTAKING SALE. FOR One Month Only. Starting MOND AY, 19th inst. Every Article Reduced to Cost ' and "Under, FOR CASH ONLY. ; B^.No Reabonable Offeb Refused. Conde!! Armstrong, Trafalgar Street.

Farm and Garden^lmplements of every description, represent _£ ths most reliable'^Manufacturers of leading pEnglish,. American, a,. d Colonial Makers. All men of experience know QUALITY is of more consequence than LOWNESS OFgPRIGE, so we • never sacrifice durability or efficiency — ho matter what, inducements are'off ered. _NOXON DISC HARROWS; are perfectly-balanced. The whale weight|"falls on the diso blades ; none on tbey 3__v- horsesi " The diics- go. straight ahead ; they can't possibly swing from side to side. -The Noxon works regu- , __ - larly, cutting as i deeply ron. ,tho! inside discs as;onthe outside. Two light horses and a boy.will DO MO&E«i«3n WORK -AND T "BE"**3?EE; WORK !than a man and three horses using a heavy diso.2 "SYRACUSE VINEYARD.and GARDEN PLOUGHS (one Tirrse). Furrow, 3 to 5 inches deep, 7 to iG;*"^7" inches wide. Chilled wearing parts. Many gardeners say the.y sre superior to all other mafce3. Thehorsecai. . work in the furrow or bn^e-land. Handles can be adjust d Eideways or up and down. HSYRACUSE STEEL>TRUSS; BEAM HILLSIDE PLOUGHS. Medium* 2 horse. Furrow, A to 7 inches - deep^lO to 14. inches ; wide. Fittei with adjustable handles. Automatic uncloggable jointer, £or weedy land. * .':•■■' —utomatio ;colter, spring foot latoh. Adjustable wheel,. _0., &c. SYRACUSE WOOD BEAM'HILUSIBE PLOUGH. Medium, 2 horse," Furrow,4to 7 inches deep, 10 to H wj^art inches wide. Fitted: iinprotedjjspring foot Jlatch, with qutekly adjustable tenjioh and adjustable ' handles, eto ; . : SYRACUSE WOOff BEAM HILLBID E PLOUGH, Medium, 2 ihorse.giFurrow, Ato 6"- inches deep, 10 to 14 ' inches wider sFittedtWith automatic jointer, side shifting dcvi«, spring latch, &c, . UU-. — ■—^'"' : '" ' ' ' —^— — — ■ ' • ' ' i Farm fleceߥ»tießi : Bellows, Anvils^ Vices. iAxemen and Bushmen. We stock all extra parts*for 'Ban- WE HAVE A SPLENDID ; We have large. stocks of Plumb's some's, Hornsby's,; 'arid Howatd's „„n i -„, TO „^„ 0 ,•- «n ™i„vi., • •-- -Di ■■■■ t.„-Uii,« „n „„«,v„™ xeiTiin^^ well-I'nown axes in all weights. 'Ploughs; also.aJl numbers of^enilled A RRO'R'PlvnilWT np , — ... ... . '„ . . .""' cast . F hares 1 for; the variohsSnakea jLooyni.uLnaj.sjr _ 1 -Extra quality, thin in the grip, Axe used fhrou "'.''*- *'tiict.: .-■:•■'•'" Handles. Disston's Saws 's in all . Plough .and ;..;-.'.„>,, lmes." ' .©^iL'l'" '■ rt_^J_ : lengths up to 6ft. 6in." Splittiror ■£_?_&'■ J S Smith's 6OOOS. wSes-d, Maul Rings, Axe ness 'Meideri ",'^ar. T ... _.„■"_,• ''• ■•- ' '- * ' Stones, . Files,' Grindstones, ' Saw : _c..&c. ' Jnst the Sort Needed on a Farm. Sets and patent Saw Strippers. \ ,:; : e.: rnmsn & co., Ltd., : ;f*sp^