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AUCTION SALE!. Bisley Bros, and Co. MURCHISON. Lynch 's Yards. SATURDAY, 16th APRIL, at 2 p.m. Present Entries: K/V/"i Sheep, comprising Store and O\J\J Fat Ewes, Wetberß & Lamb*. O/\ 2-tooth Rams. Further entries invited. BISLEY BROS. & CO. ! 1014 Auctioneers. WAKEFIELD YARDS, i "WEDNESDaTnEXT, 2 p m y Present Entries : t?{\f\ Sheep, consisting of Stora and OLf\/ Fat Ewes, Wethers & Lambs. Further entries invited. BISLEY BROS. & CO., 1111 Auctioneers. . SATURDAY, 23rd APRIL, at noon. AUOTION~SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTIES. In the Estate of Robt. Snodobass (Deceased). MESSRS BTSLEY BROS. & CO.. having been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the above Estate, will sell by public- auction, at their Land Salerooms, Hardy-street, Fom valuable City Properties, as follows t— Ist. Halifax-street. — That Valuable City Freehold Property, being section 230, having a frontage of 56' hnk3 by a depth of 151 links,, together with convenient dwellinghouse jbhereoiu, Land Transfer title. 2nd. Brook -streefc. — THa-Ji Valuable Freehold City Property, being part of section 592, having a frontage of 40 feet by a great depth, together with a convenient residence therejn. Title, Land Transfer. _ 3rd. Alton - street. — That Valuable Freehold City Property, being part of section 420, having a frontage of 30 feel by a depth of 142 feet, together with convenient cottage thereon. Title. Crown Grant. 4ta. Hardy-Btreet. — Valuable Native Leasehold, with land 1 rood 29 perches, together with dwellinghouse taereon. Fuller particulars, easy terms, and conditions given at our offices, or can lie obtained from Messrs Snodgrass & Sens, or Messrs Alaginnity& Son, solicitors,, Hardy-street. . BISLEY BROS. & C 0.,. 979 Auctioneers..

FOR PRIVATE SAfeE. i NOW GRAZING, AT STOKE. j "I f\f\ EOMNEY MAESH BAMS. [ 2-tooth Bams, 40s to 60s. ' * ' 4-tooth Earns, 40s to 50s. - :■:-' ■ 6 and 8-tooth Earns, 30s to 40a.'. ; Alho, few Corriedales, 65s to 755. ' I Apply early, to _ , BTSXiET. BROS & 653 Live Stock Salesmen. ! ITTIRY our Guaranteed' indelible ' ■*- Marking Ink for Rubber Stanip'ti or Pens and, black, colours.— "The Colonial" Jobbing Department.' FOR SALE BY TENDER. HART of the late Miss BellVEstete. * containiug thirty acres and twenty . four perches (more or less), being part/ 0 \ section 7, Waimea East. ': V - The land is all level,, and has^io br 4^ingson it. " • -.'" : y The holiest or aDj tender not necessarily accep.'ec'*. Tenders wi)\ be received" ud^ & MONDAY, the Ysth April inst. . : • For farther particulars app : iy to . ADAMS & HA 7 iLEY, 999 _ Solici t orSi Nelson. DISTINCTLY Supo^br, "FRACRA TEA." Sold by UICOL and MARr TIN. .•RUBBER ST'aMPS.— We have a Im great variety of attractive designß. to choose fron-i. Our. prices are right, and our stamps the best.-^"The Colonist" Jobbing Department.

Mrs J. Brown, Belgrove. Belgrove, 14th June, 1909. MR W. H. CROWE, Medical Expert, Nelson. Dear Sir,— Aboi t two years ago I contracted a bad cold; at first the cough was not severe, but it gradually got worse, and I became very weak. The perspiration used to ooze out of me, especially at night, and .1 •vas expectorating great quantities oi phlegm. . , I became alarmed, and consulted a doctor, who pronounced my case to be consumption, and advised me to go to the Sanatorium at Cambridge, id the Waikato. My friends, ''however, very strongly persuaded me to give you a trial, and naturally I am very pleased I acted on their advice, for you have completely cured me. v You will probably make public use of this letter, and I must therefore be very '.accurate in my statements. When I called on you and told you of my symptoms, you assured me that | I was in the first stage of consumption, and that you would cure me. provided I did exactly as you told me. The first bottle of medicine you gave me put an end to the night sweats, and as soon you knew this you immediately changed the physic, and then began a process of building up health and strength. You insisted that I should weigh myself very carefully . each week to note the measure of improvement. I weighed' eleven stone when 1 was first stricken, and gradually wasted away to six stone seven pounds, but now I am twelve fltone and in my normal health.- , V I cannot thank you enough for what you have done for me. The expense was a mere, trifle, for after all I took only six bottles of "your medicine, and I have got my health backr You have practically snatched me from the jaws of death, and I am truly grateful. Should any one suffering as I was come to you and want > proof of- your good work, please send them to me and I will convince them, I -will always be under a debt of gratitude to you, and I will persuade all my suffering friends to submit themselves to your treatment. ! ■...-*.■:. Im, your faithfully, (Signed) .MARTHA-BROWN. 3798

Tf> ÜBBER STAMPS.— We stock all •**' supplies. Pads and inks in aU colours : also quick drying inkft and pads.— "The Colonist" Jobbing Department.