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Colonist, Volume LIi, Issue 12804, 27 May 1910, Page 4

Extraordinary Announcement. Lock's Funiitrs m l i r GIVING UP fijl FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. Now On. GIGANTIC CLEABING SALE of one oi bho LARGEST AND MOST UP-TO-DATE STOCKS IN THE DOMINION. A S we contemplate giving up the. /%, PurDitnro Department at an early date, wo have decided to dispose of our ENORMOUS Sliock of Furniture and Furnishings. We will hold a , GENUINE CLEARING SALE. Commencing on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12th. Every line marked down in plain figures, at Prices to effect Quick Sales. Our Eeputation for Square Dealing is established j and when we say we are going to give B AEGAINS, we mean it. READ I COME I BUY 1 TELL EVERYBODY. Thousands of pounds worth of reliable, lup-to-date FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS to be dearoi at vmheaid-oi pii«>s. To those about to furnish this Great Sale affords The Chance of a Lifetime! This is no fake sale, to work off old Btock, or to rai-e cash to meet pressing creditors, or to gull the public ; but a REAL GENUINE CLEARING SALE. FOR CASH ONLY. If bookeh, regular prices charged, AT Lock's Emporium. The Universal Provider's and Complete House Furnisher's. FOR PROMPT~~SALE. With Immediate Possession, By Order of the Public Trustee. In the Estate of J. CLARIDGE, Deceasp f l. OK Acres, . Freehold Land, Waimea ivO West, being a corner property with residence, barn, hop kiln, and other buildings thereon, small orchard and few acres in hops. In order to clear up the Business in this Estate we are open to receive any reasonable offer, and can arrange easy terms of payment. Apply early to 1291 BISLEY BIIOS. & CO.' "reward. A REWARD will be paid for *nf orma£X- tion leading to the conviction of any person removing '• The Colonist "' newspaper <vfter delivery to customers, or in transit. BOND, FINNET & CO., 1642 Proprietors •• The Colonist. ' npßy our Guaranteed Indelible •"■ Marking Ink for Rubber Stamps or Pens and black colours. — "The Colonist" Jobbing Department, partment. AFTER ALL, IF YOU WANT SBALLT GOOD STUFF, — GO TO— WEBSTER'S. He sells the BEST Tea, the BEST Coffee, the BEST Whisky, and the BEST of Everything for eating, and drinking. That is the verdict of hundreds of Citizens and Settlers; who subscribe the 80NLY '.RELIABLE CEETIFI JA IE, [viz., that of IUNINTEKEUPTED PATSONAQE. M. M. WEBSTER. Wholosple and Retail GEOCEE, PEO VISION, WINE AND SfISIT MERCHANT. I 75 TRAFALGAR STREET. NELSON AN IMPORTANT CORRECTION. Sonny: I cay, Dad, which is the oorrect spelling — W— h— i~s k-y or T— h— i— s- k— e— y? I Neither, mj hoy. Toe^true spiling h — [ B-a-H-i-e N-i-c-o-1 J-a-r-v-i-e. ("BAILIE NICOL JARVIE.") v And M. M. WEBSTER ia SOLE AGENT for that Pure and Unrivalled Stimulant. "T^RAGRA TEA" is also packed in ■*■ patent air tight tins, each 5 and 10 ibs, containing coupon-. Return one coupon for handsome present. Sold bj G. F. HINGSTON. Cash Grocer. W. TYREE, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER, TTAS just engaged a First Class •*-*- Operator, who has had years of experience in the leading Studios- of Australia. Patrons are assured of up-to-date Photographs both in style and finish. . ; . All orders finished promptly. Developing, retouching, printing, enlarging, etc., done for amateurs. W. TYREE, Photographer, Trafalgar street. AT STOKE, NEAR THE SEA. BE AUTIFUL Situation.— Almost new Besidence and Outbuildings, some 12 acres Freehold Land; mostly v live fences: never failing stream. As the owner is leaving Nelson, this very desirable property iausfc go; a bargain. Full particulars from BISLEY BEOS. & CO.', 1270 Chief Agents. WANTED KNOWN.— For , Sale* T* Good Glean Waste Paper, i» large or /jmall quantities at -office </. this paper.. . •