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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12805, 28 May 1910, Page 1

"■' : .t ::\zm. £| meets you half-way—doe? elf ) f your work In half the^tlmes. | and at half the cost of coig^' mon soap. ' *', • Sunlight savw yoof^tW^i I from injury, your hand 9 frorru 3 bei ng rough, and your life I romS [•! becoming a dnitfj^iy^^g^J f Its absolute purity ""mak^ai It alone safe for dainty lac«» and linens. * £ ' WANTED. I FARMER'S SEPARATOR CREAM | £IN ANI QUANTITY. MU^H valuable time and hpavy labor is paved in churning, by Sending your Separator Cream to EICHMOND OR WAKAPUAKA CREAMEBIES. Higbest Trice given for B-7ITEK-FAT. We are Purchasers of— ■ WELL-FED DAIRY PORK at'l.l j;er lb. for suitable weight. C-Ako-Good Forward SIOBE PIGS for ' topping np. "We are Buyers of Tig Feed Parley. w. rTmay, I RICHMOND & WAKAPUAKA. WINTER IS UPON YOU AGAIN. AND YOU HAVE NOI YET REPAIRED * YOUE ROOF! TAKE THE ADVICE OF AN EX. ERT AND GET If DONE NOW. ior by F. A. CARLISLE & CO 19 HAEDY STREET, NELSON, EXPERTS IN ROOF "WORK. In Cash for an Hour's Work. ==( Ist Prize, 5 Guineas. 2nd „ 3 „ 3rd „ 2 „ ' _ {.'J' 0 " ' or * ,ie grtnlest number ot genuine / English dictionnry words (excluding geograpbi- i col, personal, and other proper names) formed from tlie letters in the sentence — "Tonkin*-'* Linseed Emulsion cures speedily and completely, coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarseness, dllllcolt breathing, and all chest complaint!/ • It/ | would ho well to mitke your words Bhort, j because each ono of. the 119 letters can be used '■ I but once. For example the letter "D " occurs ' ■ six times. After forming, say, the word | ."Duo," you would bavo left only five "D's," \ '. three " U's," nnd eleven " E's." The same word / isnottobeli9tedtwice. Witliout care, many i i contestants will probably fall short of 25 words. Contest Conditions. ' Decision to he rendered fliteen dnys atter contest closes, if possible, and prizes paid at / once. A well-known business man to act as , judge, whose decision shall be final; names of ' , winners to be announced in this paper, In case i of a tie, the contestant who leaves unused 7 ; the least number of letters (from the 119) to . have preference; if a further tie, the list with / the earliest postmark to win, or if of same date, i . prize will be divided. No correspondence enter- ' . ed into, as all contestants are to be treated alike, i ' Each contestant to enclose a panel from the i l ' i box around a purchased bottle of Tonking's \ Linseed Cinulsion. If from small bottle, the / panel must contain the words "Gives Immedi- ) , nte l.elief," but front or back panel from \ -. larger bottles will servo (i.e. gives two chances). I Contestants may send in more tban one list, if f _>ox-s>'<_»*_ _<* 6i_<_U Is. enclosed. Po&l W6_i- \ lists atter April 301.) imQ beforo Jnr» l&tb / (stating your count) to " Manager, Tanking* 1 Contest," P.O Box ICO, Wellington. I Tonking's Linseed Emulsion obtainable front all j Chemists & Storekeepers, 1/6, 2/6, 4/4 per bollle. f Wholesale from all Merchants. I EFFORT. i I EFFORT directed by intelligence -*** and augmented by cleverness produces individuality anil distinctiveness in the G.D. Suits not found elsewhere, and not equalled by the most exclusive and expensive merchant tailor who .charges £2 more than he ought for his suit. I WILL TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR A TAILOR-MADE SUIT AT 555, G3s, 67s 6d, 755. ftn the vmefevstandins that if the suit 1 make for tou is not as fiood, as stylish, as full of excellence in every way as the suit you'd pay £2 more for elsewhere I will hand you back every penny you pay me. How's that? Fair enough, isn't it ? Let's liave your order — NOW. GEORGE DAVIES (Limited), The Modern Tailor. ' 49 Hardy Street, Nelson. Next Grant Bros., Forwarding I ' A Agents. ' "