I M^^^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^M^^^^B^^^^^n 1 ' _B_3_S_HE§_B_________B_______6G f ■ ■ H '_ b * Icysehald Drapery of Intrinsic Value. In Buyißg SHEETIKGg, OAUOOB9, and FL A M NELS, i remember that LOW hKlbt, • m is but a' temporary convenience while QUALITY, is toting.. In _ nsS BUXTOH'S HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY DEPARTMENT only Merchandise of known worth is j stocked. ' Good quality WHITE AND CREYSHEET.NCSia all service•WHlTE CAUICO inCRKWDSON's and Hobkockbes woll-known ■ s^^ brands. "'■ • GREY CALICOES for. every required purpose. _ g I wmTE,.PINK AND STRIPED FWANNEI.ETTE& for aU Lad- | ; H iea* and CJfcildienV Garments. Eg I STRIPED CEYLON FLANNELS for Pyjamas, Shiits and other j 1 BeS'the above our Stocks are very COMPLETE in I ! 1 TABLE LINENS, TOWELS and every other needin g )| HOUSEHOLD DBAPEIii. | II E. frUXTSwTfcb., Ltd., 1 I TRAFALGAR STREET, NELSON, I i.~ — . JUST ARRIVED: AN IMMENSE SHIPMENT . OF - — Christopher Johnson's Cutlery AND PLATE ! Th<iMake that has li : ld the Market for generations : Table and D^ert Knives, from 4s M P^/^ Forkpto matohvß3doz6n : pairs Carvers from 5s pair, loose carded or cased.- Pocket Kni-es from 6d to K 6d each, oarvers irom wf» . Scissots end less variety from Is pair. . ? Prunning Knives, Table Steels, Bread Knives, Sheath Knives, Bazors and Strops, Garden Trowels and Forks, &c,&c. , JOHNSON'S " BRITISH PLATE " guaranteed to wear white right through, j ' Tea spoons fr 6d and 4s bd doi>n» ■ Dessert Spoons or Forks 8s dozen. | Table Spoonsor Forks 12s doze »- p A^ONS ANp FORKS in 3 qualities. IN JOHNSON'S E.P. WARE, We have Butter Knives and Jam Spoons fronts each, Bread Forks from 8s 6d each Salt Spoons from 6d aaoh. Pickle forks from 2s 6d each. • ' ■ Serviette Kings from 23 6d each. Sagar Spoon, 2s 9d each. Afternoon Tea SpoonTfrom 6s half dozen. . Cake Forks from Behalf dozen. Cruets, Jams, Teapots, Biscuits, etc., in ondles3 variety. WE QUA KANTEE SATISFACTION in the Filling of Orders /received by Post or Telegraph. B. Sfiodgrass and Sons, DIRECT IMPORTERS, AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL. PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1849. ' THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL AUSTBALASIAN LIFE OFFICE Accumulated Funds, over - £25,000,000 Annual Income, over - - £3*250,000 The OTAL CASH PROFIT divided by the Society during its existence has amounted to .£14,336,893. . [ CASH PBOI'IT DIVIDED FOE ONE YEAR (3908). .£740.385, providing BE VERSION 4J2.Y ADDITIONS of over .£1,300,000, • POLICIES OF ALL DESCEIFTIQNS issued for amounts ranging from}} _5 to £10,000. DiBBCTOES op this New Zealand Brahok.— The Hon.. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C (Chairman) ;. A. de B. Brandon, Es<l, (Deputy Chairman) ; the Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M.G.: John Duncan, Esq.; and Joseph Joseph, Esq. Branch Office: Customhouse Quay Wellington EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Nelson District Office, corner Trafalgar and Hardy Streets JAMES HAlß,s|Dißtrict Secretary. To Orchardists ami Fruitgrowers. "TARSET ■8RAH0 "....; : ;;. riORTIGULTURAL INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES^ ARSENATE OF LEAD, SOLUBLE OIL. ; Quotations and Samples on application to I MOTUEKA FARMERS' CO-OP. CO., LTD 4 j j sole New Zealand Agents tntiska. STANDARD -«_»_..- ■ ■HSUSAHCE WANT ' 0- «• .ff™"ft^ ZEALAND, LIMITED. Separators are the best. Full particulars at our officos. • • BISLEY BKOS. & CO. NELSON BRANCH. _„ ;.; . .:_ • 7- Nelson Agents. ' Fire, Employers liability, Accident, T _ ■' „..,.„, and Dise«*e, Marine, Ooamaa Law, J Oft CM Oft- HOTEL Mortgage Indemmty Workers' Com- t *kim pensation, Personal Accident, Fidelity t»r*ka. . Guarantee, Administration Bonds, , ■ . l Plato Glass. Policies issued at Low- A. F. HOOK, Peopbiktob. ■ est Chirre_trra.tes. - t r. , „, A F. HOOK (formerly of the Bail way The Company is a New Zealand In- J\. Hotel, Richmond), having taken Btitution, with. Funds invested locally, over the above well known and centrally arul offers Absolute Security, Simplic- situated Hotel, desiret) to inform visitors ity of Contra"*, Prompt and Liberal to ttie district and travellers that they j Settlemect of I'laima. can rely upon receiving every attentionI __ - --» » M«m/-vi™»^ with civility. Coaches meet all steamers, ■ F. A. BAMFORD. <*Jp-to-date billiard table; sample rooms Best brands wines and spirits only. Let r MAtyACER, tere and .telegrams} promptly attended , TRAFALGAR STREET. o. 368
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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12878, 23 August 1910, Page 1
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636Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12878, 23 August 1910, Page 1
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