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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13278, 1 December 1911, Page 1

Stetson's Derbys and Soft Felts . . The finest American Hats made are the Stetsons. In quality of felt and in smartness of shape, Stetsons stand preeminent. We have a great selection of the lightest summer styles from 25/EALLANTYNES Christchurch C 6604 ■■ - - *

T)ON'T PULL OUT THE GREY *-* HAIRS: Tliat only makes things worse. Use "Bland's Vegetable Hair Dye," which is a stain and stimulani combined, easily applied, perfects natural colours. State shade required Wonderfully successful results. 3s 8d bottle post free. Miss Clough, Ladies' Depot, 62 George Street, Dunedin. STOP! READER, STOP!! LOOK f LOOK J By H.C.H. If for " fxui' growing " you are fit, ake notice of what here is writ fhe " Garden ot Nv»w Zealand's found " At " Riwiika," wh«re fruits abound. L'o sha-o the above, inspect a list Secured by tioLTOAKE the Orchardist. JWELSON PROVINCE is pronounced by world-wide travellers to bt one of the choicest spots on Earth, anr. a knowledge of its mag'nificcui climate, pleasant sunshine, and its productiveness telld one that the people of Nelson live in a superb country When vegetation has become parched and dry elsewhere, this favoured spot may boast to the contrary. It is a boast to the contrary. It is a "healthy place," a ''sunny land," and makes an "ideal home." Stranger, friend, if you are contemplating settling elsewhere, do not fail to visit tho | undersigned' with a view to residing in this "superior locality." AGAIN LOOK? 1. Superior Homestead, having a charming view of Tasman Bay, eto., with about 12 acres of land, orchard and outbuildings thoreon. 2. About 14 acres of land, fine dwelling house with every convenience. A pretty place. 3. 30 Acres, Orchard Property. Another chance for the young would-be orchardist. Cheap. About £400. 4. 300 Acres, Orchard Property. Good land, and not £1000 required to purchase this fine area, and only £50 deposit. It must go; owner ceasing active work. Young man, jump at it. Also, other excellent opportunities offering in this same way. Come along. The name below will be of muoh benefit to you. Try him at once. H. C. HOLYOAKE, Orchardist and Commission Agent, Pomona Farm "VAKA. , P.O. Box 102. Tjsmphonss: 143: Private, 191 L SAVAGf 4 SOSS, LIMITED. The Leading House in Nelsou -fcr— —Artistic W-?S Papers— English and American. ARTISTS'~OOIOURMEN —and— i HIGH-GLASS PICTURE FRAMED & Large Stock of Artists' Material* and J irt Eneravings, sSheet arts Plate Giass • Merchants. Plain and Bevelled SiiTvnis up to 7 feet PATTERNS OF WAIL PAPERS «BNT ON APPLICATION. «BTIMATSS~G!VEN. SUB-AQEBTSi vvrkshlrb FJrs tn«wrann* Company, OIL, COLOUR, GLASS. AND 'WALL PAPER WAREHOUSE, HAEDT-STEEjET ...^ ... NELSONJ SOOTH BRSTISH Insymce Company, Limited, Capital £2,000,000 Accumulated Funds exceed £657,000 FIR! an 3 MARINE and ACCIDENT INSURANCES, Including Employers' Liability for Compensation under the Workert' Compensation Acts, Mortgage Indemnity, Public Risk, Personal Accident, either singly or in conjunction with Sickness Benefits. Burglary, Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, etc., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Sob-Agents job Dibtbicj : City, Robertson Bros.; Motueka, W. Melnnis; Richmond 2 W. R. May ; Takaka. J. J. Langnage & Co.; Wakefield, E. J. Painton; Collingwood, W. C. Riley & Co.; Upper Moutere, Mr C. H. J. Bockmann; Westport, J. J. Molony; Murchison, V. 3pi«rs. ■* & 0 EOWA3DB AGENTS, TRAFALGAR STREET. (Nvxt N»tion*l R«nk.)