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Colonist, Volume LIII, Issue 13225, 30 September 1911, Page 5

WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are Inserted in thfc column at the rate of Twenty words for One Shilling. Three Insertions, half-a-crown; six Insertions, four shillings and sixpence; for Cash only; If booked, one shilling each Insertion. IjlOK SALE, a good Young Cow, second ' calf, in full profit, P. Jamieson, Victory Squaie. 3781 WANTED Known—Oysters, Oysters. The last of the season will arrive to-day—Tasmanian Tea Eoome, Bridgestreot, 3770 rF\O-DAY, a discount off marked prices -I. gives you a chance to bay cheaper still. Fine bargains foi every purchaser. 3771 Svdnay J>w,.l>ry Tn. Fuii Sale, EGGS—Langsliatiß, V\ lite and Brown Leghorn^, best laying and show strains 5s per getting of 15. 3507 Hounsell. Stoß« JAP. SILKS 'luesore hilk, Crapes, Casement Cloth, Table Linen, i-er-vielles — JlemiDg & iocs. 3034 FRILLED Pillow Cases, Tea Clothß Fanej Cloths, Cushion Covers, i>'Oy)ej s, Duchtss Covers, etc. 3635 Fleming & Sons. TO LET, House off Beschville, seven rooms, good order; 6s per week to <ood tenant. 3351 Apply Bisley Bros. & Cc. WANTED, Garments, Curtains, Table Covers. GJoveE, leathers, etc, for D>eiEg and Dry Cleaning. IV T DYE WOKKS, Colling- • -A.»JLJ» wood-street. 'JfhoneSSO. 3347 HPHE marvellous Atlas Sewing ■"■ Machines, Sun Lamps, and Zealandiaopen fire Ranges, at Lock's, sole Agent*. T^HE best value in New Zealand in * good English made Pianos and Carpenter Organ b, at Lock's, direct impotter. F*URNITURE, Linoleums, Quilts, *■ Curtains, Carpets, Sheeting, GoCarts, Prams—eeverything required in the home—at Lock's big gale. WANTED— Cook and Laundress, for country. Wages £1. Inferences. —Mrs W J. Poison, Fordell, Wanganui. 3752 IWE SUPPLY RUBBER STAMPS of the Best Quality, without vexatious delay.—"The Colonist" Job Printing Department. mENDERS are invited for HOAD JL Ci'NsTRCI'ION UuRK at Bronte Estate. Upper Moutere. Spficifications can be seen at the office of the undersigned, Hardy-street, Nelson, and at JVir John Wendleborn's, Bronte i state. The lowest or any ttndtr not necessHirily accepted. lenders must be marked "Tender for ivoad Construction " and ba addressed to Messrs W Kuut 4 Sons. Tenders close and mu*t bo in tho hands •f the undersigned not later than 4 p.m. ■ja TUESOAY, 3rd October, 1911. 3610 W. KOUT & SONS.

THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. (Established 1862.) TtyfONEY TO LEND itt large or small iTX sums to suit BORROWERS at 5 por cent per annum, repayable by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. LOANS advanced up to threefourth value of property. BORROWERS participate in PROFITS equally with INVESTORS. BORROWERS have the privilege of repaying sums of £2 and upwards (without notice) on any Monthly pay-day, interost ceasing on repayment. BALANCE OF LOANS can be repaid at any timo, upon [jiving to the Secretary ono month's notice (in writing). TABLE OF REPAYMENTS, ai.d other information, obtainable at tf c Office of the Society, Trafalgar Streit, Nelson. GEORGE M. ROUT, Secretary. ("eventually YOU'LL WEAR A lew Era Suit!

WHY NOT NOW? New Patterns Have Arrived —AT — Wearing Bros. RICHMOND. i FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. "ESS A CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN .WHICH IS SELDOM OFFERED. A VERY COMPACT FARM, near ■ rvLYELL, known as "Feddersen's," containing 223 acres first class land — 80 acres under plough, 40 acres felled and under grass, balance standing bush ; well watered and sub-divided. Freehold tenure. Dwelling house (nearly new), eciitprising 7 rooms; large barn and stable, cowshed, chaffcuttor and 'vwo horse gear (covered in). A splendid orchard on this property. Trees *cw in full profit. Good market for fruit. Last year orchard £70 profit. Railway is fast approaching ohs property. As a dairy farm it will at present run 40 cows. Price £2200, of which £1200 ran ifmain at 5 por cent. Full information can bo obtii i«jd from FRED. FEDDERSEN, LyiU, i.-. HEC. B. WALKER, 3565 Nehon. fwE ASK CASH-BUT WE I GIVE THE RIGHT SUIT. As we buy for cash, so for cash, and cash only, we sell! <~>nr Suits are tailored with an artistry and style-coirpc'ness that must appeal to you—every latest and worthy idea is embodied in them, And the unseen parts—the linings, the trimmings, and the like— are as good as those that meet the nye. The best matoriak—every one new, and bought direct from the I mills; tho best style, the best workB manshio-all these you'll find and always find in our Suits. The prices, because they are cash prices, are Bma.ll—but tub. value's tbebb —so you won't mind tLis. George Oavfes, Ltd's Sao Suits, Tailor-made to order, 55s to 84s. Guaranteed free from Imperfections. CEORCE DAVIES, LTD., I "The Progressive Tailors," t; 49 Hardy Street, Nelson. ''