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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13271, 23 November 1911, Page 3

POTATO MANURE. RAPE MANURE. TURNIP MANURE. HOP MANURE. GARDEN MANURES. -, SUPEBPHOSPHATES at Lowest Rates. We can quotn al! Manures on Wharf, Nelson or Motueka. TURNIP SEED, ~ SWEDE SEED. RAPE SEEL MAIZE (for green feed), Wide range of all best varieties, imported direct from Kngland. Our prices are right onthe lowest figure. NEALE &-HADDOW. THY our Guaranteed Indelible x Marking Ink for.Rubber Stamp* or Pens and black colour?.— Th« Colonist" Jobbing. oeo»*<manc.

Spring Gleaning. Now is the time all good housewives prepare for summer. We have everything you require for the Spring Cleaning. Launderine Soap per bar 9d. 561b box 22 bars, 12s 6d. Caledonian Almond Scented Soap 9d per bar, 12s 6d per box. Soft Soap 6d and Is per tin. Carbolic Soap 8d per bar, Is 3d per box. Sand Soap (Carbolic) 3d per bar, 2s 9d per dozen. St Mungo Washing Powder, Is 3d per packet. Lux (for washing blankets, etc.) 2d per packet, Is 9d per dozen. Disinfectant Powder (Carbolic), 6d, 9d and Is per tin. Sanitis Disinfectant in powder and liquid. Carbolic Acid Is per bottle. Galvanised Buckets Is.3d, Is 6d and Is 9d each. Brushes and Brooms, all kinds, at low prices. Scrubbing Brushes from 6d each. Floor Mops from 2s each. Clothes Pegs Is 3d per gross.

E. Grove & Son, "Where 'tis True Economy to Shop," STREETS. 'Phone 41. I ELEGANT DRAWN-THRED .-v^ , LINENS. " The increasing popularity of Linens as Christmas '-Jjfta prompts us to maks an early display of Japanese Drawn-Thread Lmuna. VV hether for gifts or for vis in one's own home, these Linens give extreme pleasure and satisfaction, because of their beauty and usefulness. Made on pure Linen, and worked by hand in exquisite designs, in many useful sizes. For instance— Drawn-Thread b'oyleys, 8d to 1/3 each. Tablb Centres, 1/11 to 7/6 Tray Cloths. 3/6 to It/6 Tea Cloths, 7/6 to 18/6 Bnnnerß,4/6tolSs/6 Also, in Pillow Shams, Cosey Covers, Duohess Set*, etc We Invite Inspection. JYeak 4 jfitrst ! LINEN HOUSE. ■< HARDY STREET. 1 j

GIVEN'AWAY. Qfi/m WORTH m/ FOR 50/DEE & SONS. Read this well, then study each item, then come and make us prove it, and we'll show yoii that never before was ; such value offered in the Dominion. This is the way we make known our value, and don't forget this lot for 50s. Man's Tailored Box Suit (sizos 3 to I Fashionable Soft Shirt, with band er Collar I Pair Strong Sampson Braces. 1 Up-to-date Soft Felt' Hat (green or-grey), 1 Silk Tie, either stud or to tie yourself ■ - 2 Pairs latest. Fancy Sos. 1 Boy's Cotton Varsity Suit, with belt. We have no hesitation in saying the Box Suit alone is worth 505., so come and look at the parcel,' and the rest will speak for itself. DEE & SONS, LEADERS W MEN'S WEAR.