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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13049, 8 March 1911, Page 1

I THE MODERN WAY I [ OF SHOPPING. | '^is simple, 'tis satisJ7 factory, this ordering by post. /^@k jgy It costs you no more; the prices are Mr the same to all, and we pay the postage. i§k , B Hose—4/1 Rib Ladies' Black Cashmere, \ I M 114 per pair. I H Kid Cloves, "Wearwell," Colours and Black, 1 ' H 2/6 per pair. I M Eton Lingerie Dress Shields, 2/11 per pair. I The best of every kind only is stocked, and S I country clients can order with all Jffl _ confidence from Jj^ J. BALLANTYME & CO. JW^ GHRISTOHURGH

c Trafalgar Hotel D. P. Barrett : : : : Proprlttor. FORMERLY of the Manchester *- Hotel, Feilding, and Albert Hotel, Wellington. The Trafalgar is well furnished throughout, and superior accommodation is provided. Tariff 6s 6d per a day; weekly by arrangement. AD Liquors Guaranteed. Counter Lunch 11 to 12 Daily. 5l """"*■ - : APPLES FOR EHPORT Is the iitle of a Booklet containing 48 plages and 22 photo-engravings descriptive of Nelson's® New Industry, AND Nelson's J New Fruit Colony: TASMAN. I A COPY WILL BE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION. ''" IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Mr F. R. Hallam has tendered his resignation to the Government as Orchard Inspector and Instructor for the Nelson and Westland District, to take up the posij tion of Supervisor of Tasman Orchards. Any person living at a distance who may take up an area ' can arrange to have his land or any portion of it, planted and cultivated under the Direction and Management of the Supervisor for such time as may bo desired. The most up-to-date labourrsaving appliances will be used, aid every care will be taken to keep the charges low. In this way the Selector will not be called iipon to find capital for plant until such time as ho may take over the Plantation. FURTHER INFORMATION, FROM ARTHUR McKEE, llotherfield Orchard, Riwaka. Telephone 23, Motueka Exchange. 3602