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t&H^QOUTHERNSTAK LODGE, No. $£%>k!9 735, E.G.— Monthly Meeting rW\ will l>e htld This (Tuesday) Evenntj at 7.30 o'clock. Visitors cordially welcome. 1123 ST. JOHN'S METHODIST CHURCH.' FyKE WELL SOCIAL to RKV. J. J. LEWIS, MKS LEWIS AND FAMILY, I In SGSOOLKOOM, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 8 o'olocii. 1126 TO HORTICULTURALISTS3 AND OTHERS. TVB- WRIGHT has FOR SALE Pri- '-*-^ vately, BOOTED LAYEES of all his CABNATIONS, CONVABDIAS in pots, and the Contents of his GEEEN HOUSE, comprising Begonias, Orchidß, Gloxinias, Ferns, Palms, &c., &c.., &c. These can be seen any afternoon at |" Ware," Collingwood street, or by ap- ! poin^tnent with U25 DE. WRIGHT. NOTICE TO OCCUPIERS OF FACTORIES. "Facionss Act, 1908." "WrOTICE is hereby given that the EegisjLH tration of Factories expires' on the 31st March, 1912, and that re-registration is due on the Ist April. Forms of application for renewal of registration have been issued to factory owners, and should be sent in properly filled in, and accompanied by the r&eristration fee indicated on the form, on the Ist April. For occupying unregistered premises as r factory, every occupier is liable to a fine of £o per day. 8. TYSON, 1118 Inspector of Factories. WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1908. DOMESTIC SERVANTS. HPEE NORWICH UNION & LONDON •*- ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION draws Employers' attention to the amendment in this Act (passed last session)., which extends their liability. INSURE WITH this Office, . and transfer your responsibilities. Minimum premium 10s per annum. All classes of Accident business undertaken at Lowest Current Rates. W. HOIST & SONS, 620 Hardy Street. TO COUNTRY RESIDENTS. PKNOFOHfES, ORGANS^ETG. A WISE MAN Will try to obtain the best value.for his m ney. This he \ can do, by purchasing now, at I a reduction of 30 per cenfc or shop pruHs, fr^m C. F. NAYLOR, j DIEEOT IMPORTER, 111 Collingwood-streot, Nelson, Cash or Terms. 1047 RICHMOND MAYORALTY. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND BURGESSES OF RICHMOND. T ADIES AND GEN I'LEHEN,— JLJ At the request of a large number of ratepayers, I hive decided to offer myself as a Candidate for the honourable position of Mayor of your Borough. Tf elected. I will use my best endeavours to further your interests and the -welfare of the Borough generally, vi Be'Dg the iargest contributor to the Municipal Funds, it behoves me to keep down any unnecessary expenditure; you will see that your interests are surely mine also, consequently it will be my aim' to keep the rates as Jow as pissible, consistent with the progress the Borough demands. I am in the habit of speaking to the point, and a perusal of the Minute Book will show you what part I have taken in the business that has come before the Council during the past five years. In conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, 1 may say that should you dome the honoui to elect me, I will do my best to show you that yovir confidence in .me has not beeii misplaced. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, UO2 Wm, E. WILEES. THEN.F.C. NEW ZEALAND FRUIT & PRODUCE GO., LIMITED. 14 and 16 Allen-st., Wellington. FRUIT AUCTIONEERS & PRODUCE . SALESMEN. AUCTION Sales every day.—We " _ make a speciality of our Fruit Consignment business, and results show this is appreciated. We do our very best to give .'satisfaction to our clients. Try us! and if we do so, tell your friends; if not, tell us. Our motto is —"Top Prices with Prompt Returns." 4824 WM* SUN |p||||| , INSURANCE OFFICE. rPHE "SUN" is the oldest Office inthe world doing FIRE business only. • . Prompt and liberal settlement oi claims made by Local Agents. Rates of premium and'other information on application. ' 6 G. M. ROUT, Agent, ' Trafalgar Street, Nelson. Territorials! ANNUAL CAMP. WE have all Camp Eequiremenfcs, such as— | Camp Hu££s. Blankets/ Enamel Plates. Tfrnnrno! Mugs. Knives and Forks. Clothes & Hair Brushes, etc. Ol< aning Requirements. Strong Boots, Socks, and Underclothing. Wearing Bras., RICHMOND. 1111 l .iiimi—■^i.-i^-..,.