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WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thh column at the rate of Twem words for One S' 'Uing. Ihtti insertions, half -a- Town / six irn Bertiona, four shik ngt and siz» pence; for Cash or \y; if hooked one shilling each ii, \erlion. WANTED, a Young Girl with knowledge of shorthand and typewriting. Apply Tasker & Levien, Hardystreet. 320 WANTED, a Domesticated Person, jDiddle-agi'd preferred, to assist in the Home. Apply Man.igcM-, Waka lewa, Motueka. 321 WANTED Known: "Wo are buyers of all kinds Frnit, any quantity. Pioneer Canning Factory, 322 Christchurch. SEEDS.— Sow now, Eadish, Lettrca, Turnip, Carrot, Spinach, otc •, Liwn Grass., finest mixed.— Nelson Seed & Produce Co., opposite E. Snodgrass & Sons. 323 POT PLANTS— A fine display of these on hand ; inspection Invited. — Nelson Seed & Produce Co., opposite B. Snodgrass & Sons. " 324 "VfOW is the Time for Bargiins ! Our -131 Sale is in full swing, and everything marked down to bedrock 325 Bert Tasker & Co. WE arc offering some iealiy fine Bargains in our Showrooms. Millinery and Costumes at next to nothing. 326 Bert Tasker & Co. WE are having a busy time at our Sale. The Great Bargains we are offering are responsible for thi3, 337 Bert Tasker & Co. A GENUINE Salo always succeeds — that's why we're busy. All goods marked at the original and reduced prices. 338 Bert Tasker & Co. WANTED, Pantrymaid. Wages £1 per week. 312 Commercial Hotel, Nelson. WANTED, a Boy or Young Man. Must be able to milk and drive. 238 A pply " Colonist " Office. T^OR SALE, King David and Delicious _P Apple Trees, raised on blight-proof stocks, by J Dudgeon, Motueka. 22& WANTED KNOWN: WEARING . TT BROS., Richmond, sell Wheat, Oats, Barley, Pollard, Bran, ChalF, Onious, Potatoes, Etc. 255. WANTED KNOWN: WEARING BROS., Richmond, selfßicycles and all accessories, Lamps, iiel.s, Tyres, Pumps, Outfits, Saddles, Lamp, ancl Lubricating Oils, Carbide, etc. \V A^ TED KNOWN: WEARING VT BROS., Richmond, sell the Famous Drop Head "Ndw Home" Sewing Machine. Lowest price for cash, orexceptionally easy terms given. WANTED KNOWN: WEARING " Bros., Richmond, ' sell every description of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Suits, Hats, Boots, Shirts, Caps, ries, Collars, Studs, Sox, Braces, Sing. lets, Denims, etc, WANTED KNOAVN: WEARING T T BROS., Richmond, sollJLadies' Boots and Shoes Children's Boots ; nd Slippers, Socks and Stockings. Stocked in groat variety. WANTED KNOWN; WEARING T T BROS., Richmond, soil Linoleums, Carpets, Door Mats, Hearth Rugs, Curtain Poles and Fittings, Dress-Baskets, Travelling Trunks, Portmanteaux, etc. WANTED KNOWN: WEARING BROS. Richmond, soil Crockery Chinaware, Glassware, Tinware, Enamelled Ware, Basketwaro, Electroplated Ware, Cutlery, Japanese Gooda Fancy Goods, Leather Goods, etc. etc. WANTED KNOWN: WEARING T T BROS., Richmond, sell the Best Brands of GROCERIES at Lowest Pricas. WANTED KNOWN: WEARING v " BROS, have one price to all. Every article marked, in plain figures. Coupons given for all oash sales. 263 DUJ.BK GORMAN'S HOP TONIC. The Best Refresher on the market. 11l TF You Want to retain good eyesight x and do without spectacles buy • Sun Vapor Lamp, 100 candle power; costs on\y one farthing per hour. writs for particulars from Luck, Sob agent. TPX TOKOMARU, direct shipment of ■^ Crookery, Flower Bowls, now designs in Jugs and Bedroom sets at LOCK'S, the peoplo's cheapest furJiisher. EX TOKOMARU, 580 pairs curtain!, . 200 Marcella and H.C. Quiltßj latest patterns in Linoleums; also damasks and sheetings at LOCK'S, Universal Pmvider. "T^RACRA TEA" is packed. *fea> o -"- patent air tight five «ad ten pound tins. "Sold by G, >\ HINGSTON, Hardy Street. « ' T, ET 'EM ALL COME." Bargains J -4 for Everyone at GIBBARD & CO.'S, Noted Spot Cash Drapers and Clothiers, Bridge. Street, Opposite W. Lock's. A REAL BOIL OVER in Cotton ■"*■ Values. Highest Market Prico for Years; and GIBBARD still Selling Crewdsou's calico, 3s lid dozen. Think of it. TiJ'ORE SNIPS in Cotton Goods— Lovely Blousings Is Blouse length (2J and 3 yards). Blouses reduced to Is lid, 2s 6d and 2s lid — Cibbard's. QAY OLD ){OY- You're niiss«l tha Bus for Value by not seeing « Specials in Suits and Shirts at Cibbard's. A NOTHER SNIP. Sample Range Jr *- Men's Singlets and Under Pants, clearing third off regular prices. Cibbard's. IVOTED FOR VALUE' In- Towels Curtains, Sheetings, Cretonnes, Q>»Hs, Table Covers, Damasks, Toilets and Flannels. GIHBARD AND CO., "Spot Cash" Drapers and Clothier's, Bridge Street, Just round Dee's corner, DELICIOUS COFFEE Vor Bieakfast and After Dinner. WEBSTER'S. 3972 "THE COLONIST" ALMANAC. TpXTEA Copies may bo obtained at -Hi this Office at One Penny per c»py. MOTUEKA HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OF SEVEN MEMBEBS. THIS ia to give notice that a POLL (if necessary) will be taken for the Flection of Seven Members to the Har-bour-Board on the 14th of- FEBRUARY nest, TWO Membei-3 shall be elected ly the electors of the I'orough of Mot\»t*ka. F'VE Membcro shall be elected by that porti n i.f the \S'aime&l o»niy within the Motaeka Harbo«T District. Forms oji Koninatiou of '"sndidates may bo obtained from Mr Goo, U. Budden oysbe undersigned, atd uiu,it bo-MANDKR to the Returning Officer, at the Hoard's. Office at the Port, Rot later than 12 nooa on MONOAy, 'Zth February. EOBT. WARDROP, Returning Oltiaer. Motae! a Harbour Board OfiiB«». 24th Jaisuarv, KMj s 234

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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12763, 3 February 1910, Page 3

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