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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13225, 30 September 1911, Page 3

A Gift, , lilk LIKE FRIENDSHIP, <f^N«^ SHOULD BE TRUE. g|^|f|j\ ware" let it fie Solid o*l^^ •' Silver. Many dainty Articles for GIFT-purposes, or for one's own requirements, enn bo obtained from LOUIS KERB, which, ihoiigh perfectly good, are jet very moderately priced. At present we are showing Sploadid Designs in SOLID SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED TEAPOTS, TEA AND GOFFEE SETS, HOT-WATER JUGS, Etc., Etc. Most Elaborately Finished, and Moderately Priced. Fou are cordially invited to inspect same to-day. Lou7s"lclttß, 109 TRAFALGAR STREET NELSON. Export Apple and Stone-Fruit Land, Containing1 also the most beautiful Sunny Slopes for GRAPES .- AND ... STRAWBERRI£SI MILSUfIiU iILOURA! nntil s well-ki-own Name. "MILDTJIIA," at, once (.ames the mind to I the Fruit Plmtation of Australia. MILDURA is the name given to 1050 Acres cf ihe FINEST SUNNY FRUIT SLOPES, situated near the Uppssr Moutere, with frontages to the main road, and only a fe-.v miles from rail and water, and some Sixteen Mil°s from the City of Nelson. MILDURA at Kelson, like Mildura, Australia, will, in the near future, lecoma famous for its excellent Export Keeping APPLES, as welTaß for all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one can well imagine its great possibilities for the growth of the now improvnd blight-registing "GRAPES," end on the, warm cloves the cultivation of STKA VVBEBRfRs, and Early Peas', the market for ivhi'h in almost unlimited POULTRT FAR^INH can also be carried on to advantage with Fruit Cnltivafc-'on. MILD IS i A •wiil l>c M\ ■■'! !>; .&;■;' Il.'- W'r.i, or iu->m;X-., 'ami ()uhm .3. rs. ai- betr«T KXPOTV.TA'I'rLh. LAND in Anstrjilntia. Fuller particular * prices, t/.a'o»s tte .:i v\i ;-t- i-h<i r,f«io.ts n{— BISLE'/BfiOS, &CO. : Estate and Land Agents.