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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12748, 21 March 1910, Page 4

Southland still exports from the Dominion om.'-foiii'fch of the cheese shipped to tbo Er-"i h markets. Tn<> sciiem> +o construct docks at St; Just, in JFalrrioutli ■ Harbour, sufii- . ciently large to .-berth oceanrgding ,liner^. ; is now to b.e the .subject . of a Parliamentary Bill. It .js estimated ■that the docks would cosV £soo,ooo.

DISTINCTLY Superior, "FRACRA TEA."-Sold by NICOL and MARTIN. WANTED, A LAUNDRESS. One who uses "LILY STARCH" preferred, for it means stiffs .glossy linen. ■!>. lf you want to give ■satisfaction to -your employers, ' insist on being supplied , with ;.' "Lily, Starch,"/ • --. : TRUE REFINEMENT. Shows in little details. Dainty table linen is one of :tha first essentials "of » welWsepij borne, and ■ you ensure it if you us© "LILY STARCH.?' It's pure, and therefore economical. All grocers keep -**. ;••■;: .;,-;. .. j \ "; _ RUBBER STAMPS.— We stock all "supplies. Pads and inks in all colours; also quick drying inks and pads— "The Colonist"" Jobbing Department. ] C TOUR ■n.n'ITOR- ... ■ • ..- ; -j ' c^ £"v F*" SI 3 3 ra 3f^ tii ' i ho_says it will do 'you ; u:) ; l,. take '-it; and take it 'ai 111 fully.: -.■:■■■-.-.' if he says it is not suited to your "case, then leave it alone. G0 BY THE LiOOTQR'S )KDERS. _ II any case, don't forget aesli air. s_ 61