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F. LOUISSON & CO. N E W "CTO O B.S Now Opened for Autumn aud Winter Wear. ■ VIYELLA in Plain, Colours, and Stripes— "the Ideal Fabric for Day and . ' Night Wear." AZA FLANNEL; for Blouses, Children's Dresses, Men's Pyjamas, Shirts, etc. KREMLAINE, unshrinkable Flannel, in Plain and Stripes. HQEItOUKSES FLANNELETTES, White and Coloured. FLANNELS in best British and Colonial makes. ' TRAFALGAR STREET. Do Yau Work Hard EOlt TOUR MONEY? THEN PATRONISE OUR 7th if ALF .YEARLY SALE, WHERE WURJONEY GOES FARTHEST. STUDY THESE PfIICES: Naw r-r P. .. k Prints 0s 4 d Men's : Underpants Is 6d Gatat-i:. •- . L ed) 0s sjd Men's Singlets '■ ... 'ls 6d; Fancy ...i-, 0s 1 d Heavy Denims ... 3s 9d Straw Hi. .-, Sailors 0s 6 d '(-Hack Sicks... ; 0s 6d Children's Wool Singlets ... Is 0 d Boys' Shirts from Is 4d Pink or White Flannelette ... 0s 4jd Pyjama Suits 5s 6d, , Coloured Velveteens Os 9 d Dorby Ties, 3 for ls Od! Ribbon Cbrsels ... ... ... ,ls6,d Gent's Handkerchiefs ... 3 for ls Od G. CiSePENTER, 17, HAEDY STEEET,, NELSON, f'Phone 300-

IDEAL PIANOS. .4 . WOED to those desiring to purchase, .___ a good Piano— ! 1. 1 _aye no representatives, no canvassers, and no agents ; my prices cannot afford luxuries ; and that is one of the . •■; reasons why I can sell you a' pianoforte; of the highest class at a medium cost. 2. To prove this it is only necessary to call — see and hear for yourselves before buying. 3. It is'an indisputable fact that my instruments are the ne plus ultra of British manufacture : each one is tested, triad, and selected for me before ship-! ment, by front rank experience. English or Foreign makes not in stock will, if requested, be imported by me on un-i approachable terms. Prices from .£35. Organs from .£ls. ! G. F. NAYLOR, Importer. 22, Trafalgar-s quare, Nelson. TOURS TO THE STORIED ISLANDS 1 r"",. OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC. TONGA I SAMOA I FIJI! ' THE magnificent T.S.S. ATUA (3444 tons) leaves Aackland on 26LL April, followed by T.s.S. TOP a A (4345 1 tons) on 24th May. Bound Tours, via above groups, to ( Australia and back to Nelson, can be made in 37 days. FIJI. { The T.S.S. NAVUA (2930 tons) leaves' Auckland for Suva direct on 13th April, snd connects with MAKUKA for Van-j couver. RARATONCA, TAHITI. f ■ S.S. TALUNE (2078 tons) leave* Auckland on 10th May. . < S.S. MOKOIA (3502 tons) leaves Wellington on 21st April, and connects with. MAKIPOSA at Papeete for San Fran4 cisco. UNION S^RAM SHIP COMPANY. 1010 OF NEW ZEA LAND, LmiTEii NOTED by fragrance and flavour, "FRACRA TEAS." Sold by\ NICOL and MARTIN, Bridge Street.

THE ORIGINAL ___\ '"^_____^^ BB ____ DO NOT BE MISLED BY A LOT OF CLAPTRAP Advertisements REMEMBER: I WORDS ARE CHEAP BUT GOOD TEA IS HARD TO GET. ' _B__v ________ THE Standard of Excellence, "FRAGRA TEA." On Sale by E. GROVE and Son, Oalodonia Honso. Prices Is 6d, Is 3d, Is 10d, 2s.

IWtk.BLOUS.IwGS \ AT THE P. I. C. S f NEwIwATERIALS S.SW/lf.T EFFECTS > y. SMART- DESIGNS ? And pretty, subdued colourings ure characteristic oi the new J Winter Bloiine materials. „,.,, L 1 # The following are some oi the materials likely to be very f popular this season— S ■ " WOOLAL.ONE" BLOUSINC. This is a finely made ] and finel v iTnished material similar to Frrncli flannel, V and of pur*> wool as its name denotes.. Thu colours X •\rc absolute v hist rind the material is guaranteed \ unshrinkable: 300 different ..designs to select from, C 30 inches wide at 2/3 a yard J jj ALL- WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS, in newest designs 1 ; and fast colours, 29 inches wide „,„..„.» j \ at 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11,2/3 a yard DELAINES, a' large, variety of stripes and floral designs, J Stin. wide, Stfiped Delaines 1/9; Floral Effects 2/3 yd. k Write for Samples S NOTE— Cash discount of 1/- in each complete £ for prompt / j cash. J Prepaid letter orders of 20/- and upwards are despatched K free of any charge for railage or postage. I / 8 %»«#_ A. A. CQRRIGAN, ? ■ ■ B .-^er ■ Manager. j

Reliable Implements For the Farm. . . „.^,-T--^^ _^^S^ '| p £ p T Pv '^ I Duncan- ! ' . ijWE areSPJECIAL AGENTS for P. AND D, PUNGAN, whose celebrated 1 Fanri '-Impfrnjeiits . are used on nearly every far:n from North Cape to 1 iho :Bluff : •'' [ ■'■ These Implements are made' in New Zealand, and are the io3nlt of long and careful study of local conditions and requirements." We therefore recommendthem as THE most suitable for New jj Zealand farming. For reliability : and excellent quality they stand unrivalled. I 'P. &D. DUNCAN'S line includes:— Plonghs for one or more horses; Horse Hoes ; Harrows— both § dra<» and disc; Seed Drills to sow grain and Fertilizer, together' or alone; Corn Crushers; Ib Threshing Machinery; Wool Presses; Rollers; Grubbeis j and all the smaller Implements for I Farm use. ITeW SERIES OF HOWARD'S STEEL SPEEDY PLOUGHS \ , ARRIVING BY EARLY STEAMER. s/. - . I You need never be left in the lurch if your Plough breaks down! We Stock— Extra Parts for Ransomes', I Hornsby and Howard's Plougbß; also all numbers of. Chilled Cast phares for the various makes uped '8 throughout the c'istricti "". BAH your requirements for Harness use are here, too:— Plough and Trace Chains, Hames, Plough Eeins and Rope, Harness Rivettera and Menders,' Axle',,Greaae, Oils, Files. Handy Stable Lanterns, &c I AXEMEN AND- BUSHMEN, You can obtain' all kinds of reliable Tools from E. BUXTON & CO. at moderate prices— Axes in various makes ; Cross-cut Saws, different kinds of veeth ; Axe Handles, thin in the grip H and of extra quality ; Wedges ; Axe Stones ; Grindstones ; Saw Sets ; Patent Saw Strippers ; Maul Rings, &c. I MINERS' REQUIREMENTS.— We supply tverything necessary at low pbiceb, inoluding Miners' Picks, Drill Steel and Hammers? Explosives, Quicksilver, Ac. t ' iWiVhlfliM 0 f»fl I Tift TBAFALGAB STREET, LyJwXPJN & bU.,_<LtU., nelsom.