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AMUSEMENTS. DRUIDS' HALL. Direotion of J. E. Pethcnct. EVEET EVENING, at 8. ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES. Anothek Great Brtr.. THE S.S. MATJRETANIA. TELE S.S. MAURETANIA. NICK GARTER. NICK CARTER. THE MOUNTEBANK'S SON. THE MOUNTEBANK'S SON. If you are fond of touch-and-go jocularity^ see " A Man of Many Fall?," - •• Waterproof Willie."— •' The Professor's Curious Invention." i v-J AndaOalScy of Ofcheis. • MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. •"''•'• Children 3d and 6d. Is. — And the Prices are — 6d. Beseryes i at Jackson's, 6d extra. NOTICE-TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Tl/'ANTED, on account of purchasTf ers, Cottage Properties, £200 to £400 ; City Residences, £400, £500 £750, to £1,000/ Particulars wanted early. , BISLEY BROS. & CO. 3593 Hardy Street. MOTUEKA HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OE 'SEVEN, MEMBERS. TN pursuance of "The Local Election ■*■ Polls Act, 1908," and amendments thercrto, I hereby give notice that a poll will be taken, for the election of seven members. Two members shall be elected by the electors of tha Borough of Motueka,. five members shal] be elected by the electors of that portion of the Waimea County within the Harbour District. ' The poll will commence at 9 a.m. 'on 'MONDAY, the 14th day of February, and close at 6 p.m. The following persons have been duly nominated as candidates : — FOR THE BOROUGH. EDELSTEN, Frederick. JORDAN, John Broughton. HEATH, John. LOWE, Charles Edward. MOFFATT, Percy George. THORP, Frederick William. FOR THE COUNTY. EVERETT, Horatio. FRY, Charles. GUY, John Arliss. HEWETSON, Thomas. HOLDAWAY, Henry Oscar. HOLDER, Frederick. PATTIE, Thomas. RYDER, William, Junior. WILLIAMS, Frank. The following polling places have been appointed: — ............. Motueka, The Anglican Schoolroom. The Port, The Harbour Bdard" Office. Brooklyn, Ante-room at Schoolroom. Riwaka, The Library. Ngatimoti, Wills' Hall. Lower Moutere, Jubilee Hall. Central Moutere, Braeburn Hall. Pangatotara, Rocky River School. Woodstock, The Schoolroom. ROBT. WARDROP, Returning Officer. Harbour Board Office, • 7th February, 1910. 381 AHI That's it I. "FRACRA TEA." z * On sale by J. WOOD, Bridge Street. Is 6d. Is Bd. Is lOdj acd 2s. MONEY. ffiHE PERMANENT BUILDING JL gOCIETY accepts MONEY ON DEPOSIT aßimder.— 0 PEE CENT at CalL 01 PER CENT if Fixed for 6 or 19 Ug months. GEO. M.?EOUT, 33G8 Secretary, MONEY TO LEND. nPHE PERMANENT BUILDING x SOCIETY OF NELSON lends MONEY on City and Country Properties, in any sums, repayable by monthly instalments. Borrowers nominally pay 6 per cent, but with the profits allotted on repayments, the rate of interest is less than 5 per cent Sums of £2 or over can oe repaid at any time without notice, and -nterest ceases on repayment. This Society offers privileges and advantages to borrowers that cannot be obtained elsewhere. Before borrowing obtain full particulars from G. M. ROUT, 3352 Secretary. THRY our Guaranteed Indelible •*■ Marking Ink for Rubber Stamps or Pens and black colours.— "Tho Colonist" Jobbing Department. How to k Cofltrol (h? Coolin Jloih. v ONLY by using JWIFt'S Arsenate of Lead. Which has beoa used here SUCCESSFULLY the past two .seasonsDO NOT experiment ,/wath your^trees, bat use — j ■ ■ 'I ON SALE BY | TISKER & iLEVjEN. \ HARDY STREET, NELSON. NEWBOOKsf" Morgan's It Never Can .Happen Again (2 vols.), cloth 6s, paper 4s 6d. Gordon's Quaintest Talk, 9d. "Westell's Nature Stalking, for boys, 4& 6d. ;-; . --■;■ Nat Gould's Reckless Owner, paper Is 3d, cloth 2s. Warden's Wolf at th« Door, 3s 6d. Hill's Troubled Waters, 3s 6d. Garvice's She Loved Him, 6d. Begbie's Broken Earthenware, 3s 6d^ "Daily Mail" Year Book, 1910, 9d. Whittaker's Almanac, paper Is 6d. Hwell'B Annual, 4a 6d. Calvert's Almanac, 6d. School Books and Materials. Full supplies are now all to hand. Nelson Postcards.— A new line in coloured views. The best ever imported, 2d each, Is 6d dozen. J. E. Kounsell & Co. TEAFALGAB STBEBT|