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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12767, 13 April 1910, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are Inserted In thli 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 booked one shilling each Insertion. WANTED, Plain Sewing. Apply "A.", 1085 "Colonist" Office. WANTED, Strong Lad for the bakehouse ; ono used to the trade, gg 1086 G. McLean. WANTED, Fresh Eggs, in any quantity; la 8i dczec. 1087 Wearing Bros. BULBS. — Plant now for early blooms. Anemones, Fraesias, Sanunculus, Hyacinths Narcissus, Crocuj, etc.— Nelson Seed -fc Produce Company. 1088 WANTED Known.— Anemone Bulbs St. Brigid, Fulgens, and Single and Double, all colours, mixed.— Nelson Seed and Produce Company. 1089 FOB SALE.— Cauliflower and Cabbage "Plants.— Nelson Seed & Produce .Company, Hardy-street- 1090 FOB SALE — Good, quiet Horse — staunch and sound ; fit for lady to drive. Apply this Office. 10?0 A RTIFICIAL Wreaths.— We stock a -fl fine asaoitment of these, beautiful designs, all sizes. — Nelson Seed & Produce Company, Hardy street. 1066 RABBITS' Poultry Meat Meal makes f owla lay in winter. Procurable at Nelson Seed & Produce Company, Hardystreet. 10t»7 SENDTOUE SUITS, DRESSES, Etc., to I~^7" IT Stoarp, Dyeing and Dry •J%.»Jji* Cltanintt Works, Callingwood street. 'Phone 360. 1069 WANTED, a House Girl. Apply Mrs Ueo. Bubli, 1028 • Hai-dy-strcet. WANTED, a Geneial Servant. Apply Mrs JViules, 1005 Bishopdale. EOB Coughs and Colds, a friend in need is a friend ind«ed. Crowe's Boomerang is just such a friend j it is a standard and unrivalled remedy for lung tr üble.— W. H: Chow*, Bridge-st. 997 Both in Country and in Town, WEBSTEK'S COFFEE SO7l Wins Kenown. rjnO Those About To Furnish. -Lock's -^ Great Clearing Sale affords the chance of a lifetime. Bargains in every \iri9. T)ON'T Mis-* Lock's Great Clearing ~ Sale. Thousands of pounds worth of new and up-to-date goods to be cleared out — unheard of priceß. LOCK'S Great Clearing Sale. The talk of thecity. — A genuine firing out of splendid goods. A DAINTY RELISH For bread and butter is a tin of ST. GEORGE POTTED MEATS. It spreads on like butter, so is very economical. They're wholesome, too, as well as delicious. Ask your grocer for St. George, 6d per tin. WANTED KNOWN.— Special lot - T white woollen shawls Is lid to 5s lid. Record value ladies' singlets, Is, la 3d, Is 6d, Is lid.. Gibbard's. QPECIAL VALUE— Fine white twill k - 7 flannel Is 9d ; superior white Saxony do,. 31 inchea wide, 2s 3d. Gibbard's. A Tl/'ANTED.— Ladies to see choice lot ' " new season's blouses — dark stripes and fancy patterns, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5s lid each. Gibbard's. GPEClAL.— Whether in union or not, get into one of those splendid dark union shirts 2s lid, at Gibbard's. WANTED KNOWN.— Men's full T v size superior fleece lined under pants, 2s lid pair. Gibbard's. \VANTED.— Men to get suit«d at ™ Gibbard's. Strong tweed suits for rough, everyday wear, 2os to 355. Special value in superior boxed suits, 37s 6d to 555. Special line worsted trousers 9s 6d pair; Hats, caps, ties, col'ars, socksj traces, etc., at lowest "Spot Cash" prices.^ * WANTED KNOWN— For Bale; * V Good Clean Waste Paper, xd large or small quantities at office (/. this paper. |~)OCTORS Differ, but they all agroe •*-^ on one point, viz., the superiority of "FRACBA TEA." On sale by d. ARMSTRONG,, Bridge Street. ■J^VERY package of "FRAGRA ■"-^ TEA" is accompanied by a guarantee of weight and quality. Sold by L. T. BOWDEN and CO., Trafalgar 3treet," NelsGii. V/ANTED, A LAUNDRESS. One. who uses "LILY STARCH" preferred, for it means stiff, glossy linen. • If yon want to give, satisfaction to your employers, insist on being supplied with ■ "Lily Starch." RUBBER STAMPS— We manufacture every class of Stamp. Call and inspect specimens. — "The Colonist" Jobbing Department. AH! That's it I "FRAORA TEA." ■ A On pale by J. WOOD, Bndgo Strrot. Is 6d. Is Bd. Is lOd. and 2^ UNEN THAT LASTS. Our grandmothers kept their linen good for years. Why shouldn't we? It can bo done by washing carefully and starching with "LILY STARCH." It's pure, and doesn't injure the fabric. Ask ypur grocer for it. V/ANTED TO BUY. THE Golden Bay Dairy Company are open to BUY a CREAM E^i Plant in. fall and comi-leta working order. ALTERNATIVE. They are. o; en to. buy parts of a plant. Euch part mu3t Ie ; n good working order. Full particulars as to amount of milk that can re dealt with, price, etc., mußt be in the hards of the Secretary net later than MONDAY, April 18th. By order. THO3. SYME 1036 Secretary. AHAIE DYE tbtt <7rv s not change colour 1 ■ 'BLASTS VEGSTiBLB HArB DYE is qtitfe /! :!7oreßt from all others j purely veg»t a'- l«r, it .dyes natural colours'^nb'iuetaliie sLesu. crec-u. or other "-disccßfeer:ir.g tnVeU Post Free, 33 8d: State Vsiu'e required Money rrturned if n«' ' "* rcpiwnt d. — Miss Cloogh, Ladies'. Depot, 41. Gf oi^e-street Dunediu ••■■■■•■ 853 FOR KISNICS. Nothing is so handy for makinß Sandwiches as ST. GEORGE POTTED MEATS. They spread on like butter— no tiresome cutting or mincing. All grocers keep them, price 6d per tin .