F. ■ LOUISSON & CO. HAVE RECEIVED THEIR First Shipments of AUTUMN GOODS, (Ex "Tongoriro" and " Corinthic") These have been most carefully selected fi'om the best world's markets, and will be opened in a few days,- when a visit of inspection is cordially invited. TRAFALGAR STREET
ALL SAiNTS1 GS4URCH. A PPLIOATIONS are invited for tit J\. position of OKGANIST aid CHOIKMASTER for All Saints' Church Nelson. Salary .££o per annum. Applications to reach me on or before March 18th. E. 800 I'H, 710 Churchwarden. NELSON AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION. ENTRIES invited for the following conteats, to be held in THEA'IUE KOYAL, Nelson, F'IIIDAY, APRIL 2Mb, 1911 i to bo conducted under the rulos of tlin N.Z. Boxing Ashcciatiou :— Bantam, S ston3 41bs and nndet. Feather, 9 stone and under. Light, 10 stone and under. » Welter, 10 stone 81bs and under. Middle, 11 stono libs and under. First prize in each class, medals to the value of £5 ; tecond, medals £2 2s. No :E.—Second inodals given only if five or more competitors compete in_ any ono class. Entries close with the Secretary on APKILSth. Entrance fer, 5/-. 2:(i will be refunded if couijjfctitur compu'es. i l. C. HUEST, 621 llou. Secretary. "sweeTpeas, sweet peasT TVTOVEI.TIKS for this Season.—Sow JLn thij month : Cherry liipo, Colleen, Dazzlor, Karl Spencir, Edna Unwiu, Geoi'go 3tark, Gladys IJurt, Masterpiece, Mrs Hugh Dickson, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Townsend, Queen of Norway, Tom Uolton, Larina, Anglian Blue, .Anglian Crimsn, Arihur Green, Maud Holmes, Mrs W. King, B^tty Cantley, Edroni Bendy, WinFome, Kettie Jenkins, E P. Feltou. 'J he foregoing aro about tho picl of tho Fnglish novelties Uesides thtse, I Lave a large number of thd leading new varieties gent out during the past two year.-. BULBS. A NESIONES: Giant French, St. il. Brigid Single Mixed, Single Scarlet, and Single White. Crocus, named and mixed, Fruesias, wliito and cream. Hyacinths, a splendid collection. Narcissus all the leading vanetio.-s Ranunculus, I'lenoh, Persian, and Turban. Tulips, tingle mixed, double mixed, and a urand colleetiotL of named Sol't3. Fur sale at S. F. UOLTOS'S, 76S Wai. ea-strect. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER, T-TAS just cngaLjsd a First Class ■ iJL Operator, who has had years of Experionco in tho Leading Studios of Australia. Patrons are assured of up-to-_dato Photographs both in style and finish. All Orders Finished Promptly. Developing, Retouching, Printing, Enlarging, Etc., done for amateurs. W . T V R E E, Photographer, . Trafalgar St
TO BUILDERS rnENDBES areinvittd for the erection X of a BUNGALOW at Tabunanni, for R. B. Jackson, Esij, Plans and specifications may be sten at the officer of the undersigned, with whom tenders are to be lodged by noon of WEDNESDAY, 15th March, 1911. ' A. E. GRIFFIN, 764 Architect. FiAMS, RAMS. FOE PRIVATE SALENow Grazing at Richmond. 100 Koniney Marsh. Bams, 2 to 8-tooth, 20s to £2 17s 6d. 40 Brady's Ramß, from Noith Island, high class, 2-tooth, £3 7s 6d to £i 4s. 30 Shropshire Dovvnsj 2 and 4-tooth, XI 10.S 6d to £2 h s 6d. 30 Halfbred Merino-Lincoln, 2-tooth, JB2 7s 6d to .£3 3s j bred by Phillips, Christchnrch. 50 English Leicestere, 2 to 6 tootli, 40s to £S 3s. Apply to J. WELLS, Richmond) A. SHIRTCLIFFF, Hope; cr to BISLEY ISKOS. & CO., 758 Nelson. FARMERS: IMPROVE YGUR LAND BY USING (WHAT IT WiMS) LIME. You will get grea Jer results from your land by using LIME. Farmers who us«d LIME last season Bay: — "We ha wonderful retults in our POTATOE CROPS, GRAIN CROPS, ORCHARDS & GARDENS." The quality of the LIME supplied is the best procurable, and for quantities we give a special reduction. Order early and avoid disappointment. "Wo can also supply LIME with 1-333 per cent PHOSPHATE added, Cbicb Exceedingly Low. LIME WORKS, The Port. Or BISLEY EROS. & CO., 640 Nolton. TO LET. NEW Five-Koonied House in Vanguard stieet. 296 PITT & MOORE. FORTSALE. ANEW 5-roomed HOUSE, Russellstreet, Port. Gas, h. and o. water connected with new drainage. O vner leaving Nelson. F. FILL,
3230 ■RuFS'll-strpot. | A question that will no doubt ; «iWJiHiM»i&*nnnmifflliintti. ">e as' <ec' a food many times j a during the next week or two i WONDER THE DIG. ! WHAT I WELLINGTON \ THE I can show you ! 1 AND INVITE YOU ' NE W 1 NOW T0 I Write for Samples DRESS I of the I^ew Autumn | pnHHQ I anc' Win^®r Dr@ss ; uvuva i Goods j ust opened | ARE 1 . U p=— I I NEW MATERIALS, NEW COLOURS | I iKF ? 1 AND MODERATE pßlcEs I LIIAt, . J _ AT THE _ I r — D.i.c. ■ wellimJ
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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13050, 9 March 1911, Page 3
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746Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13050, 9 March 1911, Page 3
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