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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13411, 8 May 1912, Page 3

Flannelettes FOR WINTER WEAR. Our fl laimeiettes ha- c been selected for their thoroughly reliable qualities. Thny are firmly woven, strong, and durnble. Beiog finished with a Bhoit ' nap," will not flash readily, and will wear longer than highly raisnd loobh makts A fine assortment of plain shades and fancy Btripea are showing, inolnding Moirocks's famous makes. White Flsnnfilettes, 27 to 36 inches ■widp, 4£d to 1/- a yard Jplain Pink—special value —6d to' lOd a yard. Striped Flannelettes, 6d to I/- j ard. Pyjama Clothe, smart dtssigns, 1/to 1/2 yard. Neale & Hurst. SPECIALITY STORE. HARDY-STBEET. HIGHER IN QUALITY! NO HIGHER IN PRICE Crescent Tea is h tigh grade Tea of standard quality, and i« blended and packed in Wellington. Every package is full weight, and contains pure Tea, of fine flavour, embodying the prominant ieauzrt's • of the robust Teas of Daxjeeling, and the silky, new-flavoured T«aiu. of Ceylon. CRESCENT I TEA ) At 2/-and 1/10 perlb. • ; ; Is not too strong, but just strong enough. I> is not ton rich, but just; rich enough. The flavour wins your favour. , IT PLEASES EVEET PALITE. Empire Tea Company. W. & fi, TURMBULL & CO., PROPRIETORS, WELLINGTON. POWER SPRAYING OUTFITS With all Latest Improvements. BENZINE AND OIL ENGINES All bises. Latest and lit at. BARREL SPRAY PUMPS. Heavy Bose, Improved Nozzles and Spraying Materials. E. McPherson & Co., LIMITED. WAK.EFIELD AGENTS. ROYAL MAIL COACH, SPOKOKORO—UPPER MOUTERENGATIMOTI. JAS. HEATH, Proprietor. iHOACIJ now leave* Pokorpro for Upper Moutere, and arrives as per timetable appended: Leaves PokoToro, Mondays, Wodnesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m., meeting Nelson Coach at Price's Cornel, 9.35 a.m. Leaves Price's Corner on arrival of Nelson Coach, 12.35 p.m.. arriving at Pokororo at 4 p. m. All parcels and orders receive strict attention Tourists and Miners mshing to visit Tableland and Mount Arthur district can book through, changing for Pack Horses at Pokororo. Stores provided if sufficient notice given. JAMES HEATH, Accommodation House, 98 Pokoronv The Beautiful Land of Nod! ". Which do V-^^^l man hath jhsSf ;V--v »een, But &^«*f Ato*. where all •\'vsa .£|' hare been" J MB the Land of u/fo^^KUr " quick, easy, *?' ■ comfortable way f Or along the slow, tiring, depressing line ? It's mostly a matter o£ BEDDING. One kind carries you along on airy wings, while the other drags you along, tossing you to and fro, app-. r & ntly halt the night. A snug bed nnd sound sleep every night during the cold wir.ter months will be assured if you rest under FLEMING'S BEDDING. Piist of all, secure one or two Pairs f <f our Hue Woollen BLANKETS, of the best quality, "which are obtainable in alt sizes. On top of the bed lay one of. tha Beautiful DOWN QDlLl'Swe are showing. They come in, many different patterns, and are all splendidly made from the best um;erial3. Uecury all your Bidding needs here, and you'll visit the "land of Nod" nightly under iho b&fet conditions. G. Fleming & Sons, NELSON.