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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12768, 14 April 1910, Page 3

NEW GOODS Now Opened for A utumu and Winter Wear. VItELLA in Plain/Colours, and Stripes— "the Ideal Fabrio for Pay and ''' Night Wear." - . AZA FLANNEL, for Blouses, Children's Dresses, Men's Pyjamas, Shirts, etc. . KKEMLAINE, unshrinkable Flannel, in Plain and Stripa3. HOBROGESES FLANNELETTES, White and Cobured. " FLANNELS in best British and Colonial makes. TRAFALGAR STREET. Do You Work Hard K)it YOUE MONEY? THEN PATRONISE OUR 7th HALF-YEARLY SALE, WHEREYOUR MONEY GOES FARTHEST. .-...''...' STUDY THESE PRICES: Navy or Bia"'c Piinta ... ... Os 4 d Men's Undsrpants la 6d •Gatac-ai-v--. , t ,ad) ... ... Os Bid Men's Singlets Is 6d Fancy .-.im:,, -aborted '.... ... 0s 1 d Heavy De aims ...... — 3s 9d Straw Hi^:, Sailots ... ... 0a 6 d Blaok Socks... ... ... ... Os 6d Children's Wool Singlets ... Is 0 d Boys 1 Shirts from ... ... ... Is4d Pink or White Flannelette ... 0s 4*d Pyjama Svifs ■ ... 5s 6d Coloured Velveteens ... ... Os 9 d Dor by Ties, ... . ... ... 3 foi Is Od Ribbon Corsets ... ... Is6d Gent's Har 3k«rchiefs ... 3 for lsOd G. CARPENTER, „ „ 17, HABDT STREET, NELSON, T'^one 300T '-" •■VI, IDEAL PIANOS. ■■'-'«.- ilsi^SSi!?^ A WOED to those desiring to purchase iffi&sp&&BP A. ■ a good Pianol^c-/ 1 l'S\-vSL ■I- haveno representatives, no canvassje^^MSi^J^SV ! ers, and no agents; my prices cannot •flj^^^^g^^^Bw afford luxuries i and that i 3 one of the reasons why I can sell you a pianoforte of the highest class at a medium cost. ' 2# To P rove ' this is only ' necessary to .J| j^^ ' s^SS^ '^^*v ca li — see and hear for yourselves before II- /«&/ liL 1 * I \&l& 3. It is'an indisputable fact that my inII JB3^//llffifeL__^itffe! liWl *- ; stromentis are. the. ne plus ultra of I Mvu! i i ?fr iLfj ' British mannfaoture teach one is tested, I / \ r/ I W£J ' triad, and selected for me before shipI ' "■&? '^9 \W»W /M^^Si mtotiby front rank experience. EngI 0 *a& y W£WJsMffi%£*m UsK "« Foreign makes not in stock will, I Y*9^rK • I^W&PsF^^ a requested, be imported by me on nnII <g sjft \^ /^^ggEgfiL,*^/ { approachable terms. Prices from JE3S. jl' / / ' Organs from Jls. M«WM^ tWi.J.ilj.vjW Asgy • " G. F. NATLOR, Importer. ' ' irTTvrTTTx^l^^^^? /^^ Nelson. Ed^^^^^^l TOURS TO THE STORIED ISLANDS, I^^Lf j^^ OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC. ' '■■ JGI nPT* '•'■ ■' " i ■ TONGA I SAMOA! FIJI! |W Anyone cani buy some -low-pnced o — — lUnnferior grade" tea, put it up i" a 4 fT^HE magnificent T.S.S. ATTJA (3444 Wfancy packetTand mark it 2/- per >. X tons) leaves Aackland on 26ch l«lb.--oranv*rjtfi'er price. i April, followed by T.S.S. TOFU A (4345 W "■tf^MiVjii^ja^ em n* tons) bh 24th May.. I MfiAfTF «^ fn '^ f! Auckland for Suva direct on 11th May, /*§^\ i • P nd connects with MANUKA for VanI MB /*'V^S/ ■™^ I RARATONCA, TAHITI. Ijs.pmG^ntnd 'pure blended! ' P-S. TALUNE (2078 tons) leaves Auck, ■!?H?I P.X" S TMOKOIM3SO2 tons) leaves WelI?, h Wlh^t K th PTV 1 lington oh 21st AprU, and connects .with Bltjws skxxi Uietest for THIRTY || ; MAEIPOSA at Papeete for San Fran--1 YEARS, from 1879 to 1909. m ■■■:*.■■ [1 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/-, 20. pet "/b. 1! UNION S^BA-M SHIP COMPANT :'\ m '■: ■;.. *". '' '_' a? joio OF NEW ZEALAND, Lihited ■ffiu °e3? A U 'lod,T, H '"" c - NIC»L L" MARTIN, Br% 6 Street.':

> : ; ../• •. AT -THE D. S. C. ■■'■•■■■?.• C NEW MATERIALS SMART EFFECTS V C SMART DESIGNS ? \ And pretty, suidued colourijigs are characteristic of the new J Winter Ulouse materials; • , .- J S The following arc some of the materials likely to be very f / popular this senson — J| C "WOOLALOTJE" BLOUSING. This is a finely made J and finely fiuished material similar- to Frereh flannel, V C a nd of pure wool as its name denotes. The colours V J are absolutely fast and tlie material is guaranteed \ S unshrinkable. 100 different designs to seleot from,' C . r 80 inches wide...:...............:....... at 2/3 a yard 1 r ALL- WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS, in newest designs p \ ■ andfa o tcolours,29mche J^e^ /^^ /^ 2/3|iyard r ;_.:,' Write for Samples \ (L NOTE-rCaßh discount of 1/- in each complete- 1 for prompt ■ . A S Prepaid letter orders of 20/- and upwards are despatched C \ free of any charge for railage or postage. ' < P% 1 f^ XA/ELLINGTON. ? C LI I V-#- A. A- OORRIOAN, > J m*r * ■■ Manacer. J

Reliable Implements For the Farm. . ■ _WE are SPECIAL AGENTS for P. AND D, DUNCAN, whose celebrated Farm implements; are mcd on nearly every farm from North Cape to the Bluff. •■'"": t ;•;;•■ ; • .-'JThese Implements, are made in New Zealand, and are the. result of long and careful Btudy of local conditions and requirements. We therefore recommend them as THE most suitible for New Zealand farming. For reliability and excellent quality they stand .unrivalled, y . P. &D. DUNCAN'S line includes :— Ploughs for one or more horses ; Horse Hoes ; Harrows — both drag and disc; Seed Drills to sow grain and Fertilizer, together ?or alone; Corn Crushers; Threshing Machinery; Wool Presses; Eollers; Grubbeis ; and all the smaller Implements for Farm use. ~NEW SERIES OF HOWARD'S STEEL SPEEDY PLOUGHS ARRIVING BY EARL V STEAfiiE*. You need .never be left in the lurch if your Plough breaks down! We Stock— Extra Parts for Ransomes', Hornsby and Howard's Ploughs ; also all numbers of Chilled Cast Shares for the various makes u?ed -thrcughout.the dLtriot. • ■ All your requirements for Harness use >re^here, too .—Plough and Trace Chains, Hamas, Plough tteias and Rope, Harness Rivetters and; Menders, Axle Grease, Oils, Files. Handy Stable Lanterns, &o. AXEMEN AND BUSHMEN, You can obtain, ah kindß ot reliable. Tools from E. BFXTON & CO. Nt mod rato ! prices— Axes iq various makes; Cross-cat Saws,^different kinds of teeth; Axe Handles, thin in the grip and of extia quality; Wedges; Axe Sfohes ; : Grindstones (Saw Sots; Patent Saw Strippers ; Maul Kin>s, &c. iMINERS'^IIEdUiREMEI'JTSi^-T'^e supply everything necessary at low pbices, inolading Miners' Picks, Drill Steel and Hammers, Explosives, tiuicksilver, ic. "I BlKffli & CO., LTD., TRAFA Sf REET