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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12754, 29 March 1910, Page 1

|i BEAUTIFUL HAIR I MAKES BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. I THE ALOS HAIR RESTORER i MAKES THE HAIR GROW THICK AND BEAUTIFUL I . T ADIES! havo you a thick, healthy growth of silken wavy hair? | •*-* Or is your hair weak and thin,- -dry and splitting at the ends ? | Are you troubled with Dandruff, falling hair, or premature greyness? j If so, you ehould uso the ALOS HAIR RESTORER. ! Other ladies have used it with great success, as the following testiI monials will provo: — . I Mr. Davies, I Hair Specialist, Queen Street. Auckland. Dear Sir, — I find much pleasure in recommending the ALOS HAIR RESTORER, as it has done my hair so much good. • I always had a poor . growth of hair till I tried your preparation. I nave used fivo bottles altogether, and you can see by the photo enclosed the wonderful change it has made. lam recommending it to all my friends. — I remain, yours* very thankfully, MISS IDA ARMSTRONG. 25, Ardmoro Road, Ponsonby, Auckland. . ■ ' ■ _ - " I Mr. Davies, < Hair Specialist, Queen Street, Auckland. Dear Sir,— l have found the ALOS HAIR RESTORER the best I have ever used for my hair. My hair was quit© grey when I first used your preparation, .and now I have not a white hair in my head. Wishing you every - success. — I remain yours faithfully. ...'■* , MRS. R. S. DELANEY. 14, Sentimal Street, ! Heme Bay. X j The ALOS HAIR RESTORER being -a purely Herbal Remedy contains j no grease, oils, dyes, or oolouring matter of any kind; therefore does not make the hair sticky and will not stain the most delicate skin. Price 3s 6d per Bottle. OBTAINABLE ONLY FROM :— W. D, ALLISON, ' -■ •■ • PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, • (By Exam.)- . |, Trafalgar Street, *' NELSON. . i . ■ > - .. •-. ■• -•"- . ; . 1 EASTER HOLIDAYS! If Requiring l-i i— j i—j CT" TRAVELLING TRUNKS of al}- kinds, ' HAT BOXES. PORTMANTEAUX, BRIEF BAGS, ! LRESS BASKETS I' Eto, Etc., - ... 1 , Also-CAMP REQUISITES You are Advised to Call at ■l-j U L-i ■ LJ STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE. LARGE AND WELL - ASSORTED STOCKS, x Low Prices. Cr* VSii% £1 ffi a® *-$} S$ ipf ?} W% ffS . C* £-, h s* #■» n, ■^i!ouyffi§& <uiu %sons f

Union Steam Ship Co of New Zealand, tIMITED. Passengers ML ST procure Tiokets the Office before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, •weather and other circumstances permitting. PICTON & WELLINGTON Pateena, Tuesday, March 23, 10 am. Arahura, Wednesday, Mar 30. 10 am. Pateena, Thursday, Mar 31, 10 a.m. Pateena, Saturday, April 2, 10 a.m. WELLINGTON DIRECT. •Mapourika, Saturday, April 2, 8.30 a.m •No cargo. WESTPORT, GEEYMOUTH, ANI) HOKITIKA. Mapourika, Thursday, March 31, 8 a.m. •Arahura, Sunday, April 3, 7 a.m. •No cargo. NEW PLYMOUTH & ONEHUNGA •Corinna, Thursday, Mar 31, 3 p.m. •Cargo only. SYDNEY, VJA COOK; STRAIT. (From Wellington.) Moeraki, Friday, April 8, 5 p.m, MELBOURNE, VIA BLUFF. ' (From WelUngton.) Warrimoo, Thursday, March 31, 5 p.m. CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN LINE" (The " All Red "Eoute). - CANADA, UNITED/ STATES, AND EUEOPE. i I 'Via' Fiji, Honolulu, Victoria, 8.C., am Vancouver), R.M.S Makura. > FromJSydney, April 11. From Suva, April 18. . Passengers bookb-d through to Londoi <by Orient Royal Mail Line. For further particulars apply -- OFFICE. The Port. AJtfCtf&tf ' SHliVlffla & FOUNDRY U -MPa* if ■ LIMITED. SAILING LIST. , WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, AND HOKITIKA. i ALEXANDER, To-morrow, Wednesday, 30ta-inst, afc 11 a.m. - ; WAIMEA, Friday, lsfc April, afc 10 a.m. WELLINGTON. NIKAU, > To-morrow, Wednesday, 30fch inst, at 6 p.m. (Direct.) NIKAU, Friday, Ist April, at 7 p m. (Direct.) MOTUEKA TO WELLINGTON. . NIKAU, To-morrow, Wednesday, 30fch • insfc, at 1 p.m. (Via Nelson). NIKAU.-Friday, Ist April, at 1 p.m. (Via Nelson). WANGANUI. ALEXANDER, about 2nd April. i" jTy,:-—:. THE 4jfc s.s. koi,: 51 Tons, Captain C. Scully, will leave as under, weather permitting •— . y Nelson ior Motueka, Tuesday, Mar 20, at 8 a.m. ■'■"•■ ■-.->-.■ Motueka for Nelson, Tuesday, Mar 29, afc 11 a ; m. Nelson for Motueka. Wednosday, Mar 30, .- at 8.30 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Wednesday, Mar 30, at 11.30 a.m. Nelson for Motuoka, Thursday, Mar 31, at 9 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Thursday, Mar 31, at noon. Nelson for Motueka, Friday, Apr 1, at 9.30 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Friday, Apr 1. at v 12.30 p.m. § #.. ■ ' Nelson for Motueka, Saturday, Apr 2, at 9.30 a.m. Motueka for Nelson, Saturni&y; Apr 2, at noon. Nelson for Motueka, Monday, Apr ,4, at 12.30 p.m. Motueka for Nelson, Monday, Apr 4, at 3.30 p.m. Nelson for Motueka, Tuesday, Apr 5, at 2.30 p.m. - Motueka for Nelson, Wednesday, Apr 6, af 7 a.m. r Nelson for Motueka* Wednesday, Apr 6 at 3 p.m. Motueka for Nelson, Thursday, Apr 7, at 7.30 am.' » FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT r THE S.S ,:/Ld-b M ANAROA *-J@§£ks9Bp'- Captain Habt, Will leave the Motueka Wharf for Wellington direct, on * TUESDAY, March 29, 10 p.m. THURSDAY, March 31, Loon, Taking cargo for Havelook and Pelorus Sound every fortnight.. . Fares, Motueka to Wellington : single, 15s ; return, 22s 6d • meals included. Return tickets available for J5 months. The steamer leaves Wellington fot Motueka direct every week alternately onSaturday and Monday: also additional trips when required by shippers. WELLINGTON, HAVELOCK; AND MOTUEKA STEAMSHIP CO. JOHNSTON & CO., Ltd., Wellington Agents. TRUE REFINEMENT. ' Shows in' little details... Dainty i table linen is one of tha-first essentials of awell-kept home, and i you ensure it if you uso "LILY , STAHCH." It's pure and therefore economical. All grocers keep it. ROYAL MAIL COACH. POKORORO— UPPER MOUTERE-^ NGATIMOTI. JAS. HEATH, Pbopbietob. COACH now leaves Pckororofor Ppper .Moutere, and arrives as per timetable appended. Leaves Pokororo, Mondays, Wednesdays, -And Fridays, at 7am, meeting Nelson Coach afc Price's Corner, 9.36 a.m. Leave Price's Corner on arrival Nelson Coach, 12.35 p.m., arriving at Pokororo at 4 p.m. All Parcels ,and orders receive strict attention. ' Tourists and Miners wishing' to visit Tableland and Mount Arthur district can book through, changing for Pack Horses at Pokorosp. Stores provided if sufficient notice given. •-* Ji MES, HEATH, ' " : - ■' . Accommodation House, J 25 - " ■■' Pokororo. |

J The Household I Linens | ~aim a good deal of attention and careful selection 0 Noivherecau they be purchased tj better advantage 1 lhan at I. BUXTON AND CO.'S, -i We draw attention to the folio wing:— 9 Linen Sheeting, 80 inches wide 'X 1 White Twill Sheeting, 54ia,, 72ia., 80itt , 90in, wide .1 Grey Twill Sheeting, s lin., 72in., 80in, wide § i White Turkish Towels i 1 Grey Turkish Towels, I - I FOR CAMPING 0U T, Etc. x 1 9 ' Tsnts 6 x "8 With 9 X- 11 •My -X-...... ,j^- | |. ■'■'•„' 8 x 10 „ .12 x 12 ■„■- I I „. 10 x 12 „ 14 x 15 „ I , ' t' BUXTON fc GO., Ud., 1 DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, I TBAFALGAH STREET, NELSON.; I (. v s^s^^^l _^r — **■ -~- ■ ■ r—^^ - -7 — ' ■ y r ""-' . y ■ JAS. A. WALLACE, Manager. . ' . " v NELSON HOLIDAY-MA ITERS. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS, ; TOURISTS k ANGLERS wiil find . , Excellent Accommodation. ; Telegraph Address : "■ Wallace, Motiioka." P.O. Box 11, Motueka. Telephone No. 12. . , -Tariff :. 7» per day. Special arrangements for season. • SUCH DAINTY SANDWICHES. " ' T? /YD C A T t?* j Aro made ■- ST. GEORGE. JD Hjlt Oi\ljJCi. POTTED MEATS. Everybody ' ■-"" Kte^ftS^aiodUfenmt). THE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE flavours to suit all tastes— try ' iiOb.bE, Ham and Chicken, or Ham and - lpuf TII C Tongue. Be snro you get St. I m t 1.U.0.-. | George. Brand, of all grocers, (iti He was bred at the Auckland Racingper tin. " Farm by Spencer -3ollan, and came of tho * i — — ■ : — : best stock of the daj-, being by. tho same • horse as Tirant D'eau. He took first prize at Nelson Show last year. For P.O. Box 102. further particulars apply to Telephones: 143: Private, 191. PATRICK BYRNE, 881 East Takaka. J. SAVAGE & SONS, ■ - - ■'■ The Loading House in Nelson _f or _ "tfVERY package or "FRACRA i a m- .. i*> ■• n TEA" is accompanied by a guar- — ArtlStlC Wall Papers— antee of weight and quality. Sold by English and American. L. T. BOWDEN and CO.- Trafalgar . street, Nelscn. ARTISTS; 60L0URHEH . r — AND — '" * HIGH-CLASS PICTURE FRAMED. ectzl 11 ail coaoh. A Large Stook of Artists' Materials and JfelSOn-RiChmftSd— Motaeka— ArtEngravmgs. . Riwaka. * Shset and Plate Glass newman bsos., proprietors. -. - ■ ■• * ■ ' rfIHE Proprietors call the attention of I Plain and Bevelled Mirrors up. to 7 feet. X the traveUing public to the fact that , * — — - the RicHMOND-BiWAKA Coach Skevioe PATTERNS OF WALL PAPERS h ag bee n extended to Nelson, and Coaches - sent on application. . > no -«r leave the Crown Stables, Nelson, 1 ; ' DAILY, or Eiwaka, and*". rive daily from ESTIMATES GIVEN. •: Eiwaka, as pei: timetable appended. •— — All parcels and ordeis receive striot and ' Sub- Agents: Diwinesslike attention. Yorkshire Fire Insurance Company. — - Daily Timetablfe OIL, COLOUR, GLASS, AND Leave Nelson for Eiwaka at 9 a.m. ; arrivine Riwaka 2.30 p.m. ' WALL PAPER WAREHOUSEX leave Riwaka for Nelson at 8 a.m.,] ' ' arriving Nelson 1.30 p.m*. HAEDT-STREET, ..'. ... NELSON Lunoheon : Redwood's Valley. . . NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors. To Orcliardists and Fruitgrowers. "TARGET BRAND" riORTICULTURAL INSECTICIDES AND Arsenate, of lead, soluble jbil. J; Quotations and Samples on application to MOTUEKA FARMERS' COOP. C 0.,. LTD. Soje New Zealand Agents Motueka. i-ira-m i.v-n » -"-fc-i^k "VOTJ appreciate a flavoury vtea ? Tr^ STAND AjID '-"-"FRACRA." On sale by B. • X..».„„ «^ mcv, FRANZEN, The Port, Nelson. INSURANCE COMPANY OF -NEW , -^ ■ ' L____„ ZEALAND, LIMITED, Buyers of proporlies, if sites or resi- , \ leiices, agrioultural farms, fruit land, " . NELSON BRiNGH. sheep and cattle stations, will find it to taeir best interests to firs* • znter- ¥■ ire, Employers liability, Accident, view and . obtain particulars fr<wn aDd Disease, Marine, Common Law, Messrs , Bisley Bros Mid .Co, Hardy Mortgage Indemnity, Workers' Com- street, who are now offering on behalt pensation Personal Accideiit, Fidelity of clients, some valuable properties on Guarantee, Administration Bonds, very easy terms, i.e., a small deposit, j Plate Glass. Policies issued at Low- or in some cases iio cash, but improve- . est Curront rates. ' ments to b-> made as may bo decided ■ . • -- upon. Such terms are unusually easy ( • The Company is a New Zealand In- and gives one' with a small capital an eiitution.-with Funds invested locally, equal chance. Purchasers, of course, j and offers Absolute Security, Simplic- have the option of paying cash or to ity of Contract, Prompt and Liberal leave the whole of the purchase money Settlement "of Claims. ' for~& term to he arranged, interest at I 3 per cent to 5 per cent per annum; "- . No doubt maiiy of our y ( oung men • '--*"• ■--.-- 7 starting life will avail themselves of , 1? A RA Itri^r^'R Ti such easyterms." Particulars of some JL" . JtT-m JJi^-IYJ-i \JIXXJ »0 j t _ eße desirable. properties are tote t MANACEf}. found in Messrs"Bisleiy Bro« and Co's ' TRAFALGAR STREET. advertising column,, which appears i in • this issue under the heading ci "Land, * Land." ■ '--' '■-...- 3711

• -SOUTH WmTISH insunuicp Company, Capital .£2,900,000 Accnmuliaod "Funds excoor'.. £loQ,<xv FIEE and TIAEINE and ACCIDEI7T ■; ' INSURANCES, Including Employers' Liability fot Compensation under the Workers' Compensation Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Publio Kisk, personal Accident either singly or in conjunction with Sickness Benefits j Burglar j, 1 jaw Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, etc., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT EATES. Sub- Agents fob Distbiot City, Eobertßon Bros, j Motueka, H. A. Tarrant ; Eichmond, W. E-May ; Takaka, J. J. Langridge & Co. j W ake field, E. J. Painton; Collingwood, W. C. Eiley &Co.; Upper Moutere, C", F. Muntz Westport, J. J. Molony ; Murchison, V. Spiers. r & 0. EDWAftDS, A6ENTS, TEAFALGAE STEEET. (Next National Bank), FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. -j £*f* ACEES, title 999 years, with JLOO new bouse, six rooms, all woU. finished, good barn uid other convenient outbuildings. Apple tree plantation, up-to-date kinds; ideal spot for poultry raising ; carrying to-day 200 sheep, many cows and horses. Price JBIOOO about. A chance for someone, try it now, only for sale a few days. Persons may soon obtain reasons for selling so cheap and immediate. H. C. HOLYOAKE, Commission Agent, 7 . Hiwakp. JUNCTION HOTEL, TAKAKA. A. F. HOOK, Pbopbietob. AF HOOK (formerly of tlie Eailway : ilotcl, Erebmond), having taken *- over the above wcJl known and centrally , "situated Hots-1, desires' to inform visitors to; tie district and travellers that, they can rely upon receiving every attention, ' Tvdth civility. -. Coaobes meet all steamers. Up-to-date billiard table j sample rdoms. Best brands wines' and spirits only. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. 368 NEWMAN BEOS.' Royal Mail Coaches. NTEIBON TO BLENHEIM. Ltvtve Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FridayB t at 7 am. Leave Club Hotel, Blenheim, oh return, Tuesdays, Thursdays, lind Saturdays ■-. at 7 aan. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office . Crown Stables. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors. OUR STAMPS are good stamps, best RUBBER, Latest Designs.— ( "The Colonist" Jobbing Department.

H. MH-vKTNEY, Certtfksated Plumber and Dralnlayer, nte, ; Gas and Water Fitter, Bellhanger, etc. Estimates given for Drainage and Sanitary. Works of all descriptions. HPHIS BUSINESS is not _ only the '•*• Pioneer business of this city, but the most up-to : date, having been in the lead since 1843, tho date of its foundation, a fact which speaks for itr self as regards efficiency. I _ have now found it necessary to extend my business tb meet the requirements of my numerous customers in connection with the drainage scheme, and I have Imported direct a large consignment of up-to-date sanitary fittings. The class of work turned out at my establishment is well and favourably known, and all work is guaranteed. SOLE AGENT for the much imitated but unequalled "Power Inverted Burner," the greatest light of the age. - I am also sole agent for the everlasting Metallic Hose (which I sell at the same price as you are paying for common rubber hose). Phone 281. ADDRESS: Nos 84 to 88.- Bridge St. STANLEY BKOOK AND WAKE ' BIELD MAIL. . LEAVES Stanley Brook every TUESDAY, THUESDAY and S ATUEDAY Mornings at 0.45, calling at Thorpe Post Office at 8.10, and Dovedal& at 9, arriving at Wakefieid at 11a.m. Eeturns same day, leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m., Dovedale afc 3 p.in,, and Thorpe at 4 p.m., arriving at Stanley Brook at 5.30 p.m. A comfortable covered Conveyance ,fpr Passengers. Parcels oarried at a reason^ able rate. All orders entrusted to the. undor -ip-Tipd will, be carefully attended to. ■ .'■ 7. : : ' 7 H. WELLS, Mail Contractor — X X • y" ;] FACY "W©7 «. ; . ' ' f r&e. ggAjjffTEß jefrrflß sun goe* «f& mjy Polls? Isk«4 •r.Ouii in" mi ii a «.r Kvsaspssan bwured andw_tt» aandliioaa csttt abagSatolf seaare, Swaly a&aazed ' -iittt trhatoTW may aappea ttib fcUi nim oi hi« poiia? b m oertain lo btt paid when lb« ililta cornea « fea> tha gaa t&eJi

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