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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13056, 16 March 1911, Page 3

WANTED KNOWH, Advertisements are Inserted In thla column at the rate of Twenty words for One Shilling. Thru Insertions, half-a-orown j six Insertions, four shillings and six* penoe; for Cash only; If booked, ano shilling each Insertion, WANTED, Two good Men, for woo cutting by contract. 8?O Apply this office. TEA, direct from Ceylon. A veiy fine Orange Pekoe, Is 8d; choice, fullf rich flavour. Highly recommended. 410* E. Grove & Son. O,K(\ HAMS, finest Mild Cure, tod*_»\j Smoked or Green, of the very bost quality. Specially selected for Xmas and New Year; at populai prices. 4091 E. Grove & Son. WANTED KNOWN: Guns'," Peal Rifles and ammunition of all kinds at lowest town prices. Wearing Bros, Richmond. rjYCLONE GATES, fencing, drop? pers, etc., Syracuso Plows and extras, Sheep Dip, Branding Oils, etc., all procurable at Wearing Bros, at lowest prices. T INOLEDMS, Floorcloths, Do^r". Mats, Travelling Trunks, Portmanteaux, etc., all reduced at Wearing Bros' Stocktaking Sale. JJICYCLES, Lamps, Bells, and Sundries; also second hand bicycles eiieap. Best Dunlop tyres now 17s 6d: Oceanic tyres now 12s Gd at Wearing Bros, Richmond. WANTED KNOWN: For two we«ks only—3rd to 17th March-clear-ing remnants and oddments of all kinds at big reductions. GIBBARD. and CO., Lower Bridge street. WANTED to CW^children's linen hats 3d each ; black and wliita leghorns and Galatea sailors Is; balance of men's white linen and straw hats Is. GIBBARD and CO., Lowei Bridge Street. "WANTED: Ladies for white and ''coloured blouses, still further reduced—ls lid and 2s Gd. Balance of white and coloured washing blouse costumes from 7s Gd; dress skirts 4s lid, 5s lid, 7s 6d, 8s lid. GIBBARD and CO., Lower Bridge Street. "^Y ANTED BOARDERS.—Private and homely. The best of everything. Most moderate terms. All visitors satisfied and come again.— PAULING'S Temperance Hotel, Corner of Bridge street and Collingwood street, Nelson. FOE Ladies' Fancy Linen Handkerchiefs, Tea Clotbs, Tray Cloths Ducheas Toilet Sets, D'oyleys, Cushior Covers.—Fleming & Sons. 4135 mEA Cloths, Surviettes, D'oyleys JL Cushion Covers, Duchess Toile( Covers, Table Cloths, Pillow Cases, Bedapreads.—Fleming & Sons. 4136 "OA.NCY Chairs, Flower Stands, Trays, JO Fire Screens, Cushion. Covers. Tablf i.men. White Linen Goods of all descriptions.—Fleming & Sons. 413£ 'TPHE marvellous Atlas Sewing ■*■ Machines, Sun Lamps, and Zealandia open fire Ranges, at Lock's, sol« Agents. nPHE best value in New Zealand in *■ good English made Pianoß and Carpenter Organs, at Lock's, direct impostor. FURNITURE, Linoleums, Quilts, "- Curtaius, Carpets, Sheeting, GoCarts, Prams—eeverything required in the home—at Lock's big sale. pREMATURE GRAY HAIR IS A TROUBLE which annoys manj people in the prime of life. The best thing is to use a little Hair Stain Eland's Vegetable Hair Dye is quit* harmless, easy to apply, and produce! natural colours in shade required. 3i 8d bottle post free. State shade want od. Miss Clough, Ladies' Depot, 14 George Street, Dunedin. WANTED. — Painters] Drapers! Grocers, Chemists to study the Art of Show Card Writing and Design. ing. There's money in this for am•ntioua young men. Prospectus "C" free. Detiiot School of Lettering N.Z. Rep., J. Rodger, 19-1N Cashci street, Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICE. "PJT 11. CROWE, Medical Expert » V o latu of Nohou, line appointed ai >»s Agent in Nelson the well-known firu ■i J. WOOD Grocer. Bridge-street, wher. all Ins well-known Modicinos can be ob tained.—W. H. CROWE, Medical Ej port, Weetport. 83J WHAT ARE YOU COINC TO PAY FOR YOUR EASTER SUIT. You say, no matter what you paj you want a real clinking suit—right-up-to-date iv style—perfect in fit—ol the newest fabric—and, above all a suit that will keep its stylo, fit and appearance right through a season ol solid wear. But I presume that you will not be averse to paying £2 loss for such a suit made by a cash tailoring specialist than you would from tlio ordinary eredit-and-cash tailor. Of course £2 is .C 2to you just as it is to everybody and you'll save it if you can. ' You can. Take this opportunity ol securing a really distinctive suit for the the Easter holidays at £2 less than you usually pay. 655., 633., 759. for cash, and whatever price yon pay my personal guarantee, to guard you against disappointment. Soo the magnificent showing of the very newest in Autumn Suitings I'vo l ust received, and leave your Eaeti'r order now—it's .none too soon. CEORCE DAVIES, THE MODERN TAILOR, 49 Hardy Street, Nelson, STANLEY BROOK AND WAKEFIELD MAIL. ' EAVfcd' Stanley Brook ©very TUESDAY, THURSDAY u&UtujL JAY Mornings at 6.45, calling at 'horp© Post Office at 8.10 ,and Dovedale at 9, arriving at Wakefield at . a.m. Returns samei day, leaving Wakefield at 1 p.m., Dovodalo at 3 p.m., and Thorpe at 4 p.m., arriving at Stanley Brqok at 6.80 p.m. A comfortable covered Conveyance for Passengers. Paroela carried at a reasonable rate. All orders entrusted to the undersigned will be carefully attended to. H. WELLS, Mail Confcmctor. lerogen Safety Gas IS JUSr THT? TPIN'GFOR COUNTRY, HOUSES!, LIGHT, - HBAT, COOK, — POWER. Send for Pbes Pamphlet, or, better still CALL AND SEE TEE M4CHIJ>fl!i AT WOKK, at F. A. Carlisle & Co.'s, 19, HAEDT STREET. Nblbon,