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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12733, 3 March 1910, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted In this column at the rate of Twenty words for One Shilling. Three insertions, half-a-crown ; six insertions, four shillings and sixpence; for Cash only; if bookdd one shilling each insertion. WANTED, Domssticated Lady Help! Good remuneration. Apply, by letter, to " Home," " Colonist" Office. 042 /?/^S. Buys Gent's Gocd Fteewhee 1 \J\J Bicycle; another at JE6 10s J genuine clearing bargains, fir a few days longer.—" Novelties," 95, Hardy-st. 641 AS a EefreFhing anl Appetising bvearage, a glass of GOE&IAN'S Hop Tonic is bettei than all the tea in ChJni. , 643 WANTEJ), a Smart Yonth, for office ; previous experience preferred. Apply in own handwriting. 638 Bis:ey Bros. & Co. WANTED, a good General Servant ; requited by 19th March. No washing. Apply lin evening — Mrs H. Baigent, St Michael's Mount. 624 TO HOP GROWKliS..— Powerful Hop Presses in stock at KershaVs Engineering Works, Nelson. 626 FOE SALE, a Gent's S- condhand Bicyclo in good order. Apply to "J.", cara of thi3 office 627 f 1 J. MITCHELL'S Conveyance V- • leaves Men 7.45 a.m. and 3.^0 pm., and Wilkins & Field's 10.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m., dtuly. 534 WA.NTED, purchaser for secondhand Go-cart, in first-clas3 order. For adJrefs apply this office. 525 . WANTED, a Lady Help, for the country. Apply Mrs Hudson, Tapawera. 414 'TO Those About To Furnish.-Lock's •Great Clearing Sale affords tho chance of a lifetime. Bargains in ovary li»«. "TJON'T Miss Lock's Great Clearing XJ Sale. Thousands of pounds worth of new and up-to-date goods to be cleared out — unheard of prices. T OCX'S Great Clearing Sale. The ■*-* talk of the city. — A genuine firing out of splendid goods. rpHE Standard of Excellence, "FRAJL CRA TEA." On Sale by B. GROVE and Son, Caledonia House. Prices Is 6d, Is 3d, Is lOd, 2s. WANTED.— Men to Call at T T Cibbard's for special line N.Z. Wool Socks ; 3 pairs for 2s. 6d. \\7" ANTED.— Ladies to CaU and Sco Fino Sample lot Cloth, and Tweed Dress Skirts. Special prices, 6s. lid. to 13s 6d.— Cibbards. \\TANTED.— Buyers for Double v T Width Coin Spot Muslins, 6d ; usually Is. yard.— Cibbard's. WANTED Knoivn.— Cibbard is selling Superior Double Width Cremo and Wliito Curtain Muslins, 9d ; usually Is. 6d. j'ard. \U ANTED Known.— 4s. to ss. in £ * T Saved on Men's Clotliing, Shirts, Caps, Ties, and Underwear at Cibbard's Sale. WANTED.— Buyers for Tapestry 7 T and Art Sorgo Table Covers— l to 3 yards long — Manufacturers' Samples. Clearing less than English prices. — Cibbard's. QEE our window for HANDSOME 0 SUGAR AND CREAM SET. Given away with FRACRA TEA. Once used, no other tea satisfies. L. T. BOWDEN and CO. G racers. T^RY our Guaranteed Indelible x Marking Ink for Rubber Stamps or Pens and black colours. — 'The Colonist" Jobbing Department. TTkISTINCTLY Superior, "FRACRA ■ Lr TEA." Sold by NICOL and MARTIN. TJ ÜBBER STAMPS.— We stock all • H -* / supplies. Pads and inks in all colours ; also quick drying inks and pads. — "Ths Colonist" Jobbing Department. Partnership Notice. T BEG to tender my thanks to th public of Nelson and surrounding districts for the generous support accorded me since 1883, and announce that, as from Ist January, I have admitted to partnership my Bon Garnet, who has just completed two years' study and practical experience in the best motor construction and manufacturing establishments in Great Britain and on tho Continent. In future the Cycle and Motor business will be carried on under the style oi J. C. MEECER & SON. I bespeak for the] new firm a continu - ance of the support of the past, and assure patrons that we are better equipped than ever before to fulfil any orders and give complete satisfaction. JOHN C. MEECEE. Trafalgar-Etreet, Nelson. 53 Cannot Buy BETTER TEAS Than IMWttO* Loiiier. fef erience, <\ ■ s Larger Stocks, f Fiaer Qualities, < I ~— _, - ,*■_-- \ More Varieties than any in . Australasia. \ ALL PMGE6.