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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13438, 8 June 1912, Page 1

J^NVELOPES $ jgtiVELdPMS t ss, 6d. per 1000 , 6000 for 255. NEW ROLLED LINEN. A Really Good Business Envelope. JACKSON & CO., LIMITED. BOOKSELLERS & STATIONEBS. .

| ■ WANTED. 1 Advertisements are inserted in this j column at the rate o* Twenty I words for One Shilling. Three inser* tions, half*a-crown; six Insertions, four sftHUngs and sixpence; for f.asb only; if booked, one shitting ijT 0.--i', ;«f viii Town an.l South ColJi.J lii:gwcoti-su»ftt, bunch Keys 1851 Kewavd nt 'Colonist" Office. WANjL'E:.', Thive 2 Horse Teams, .ipr Bci-<.;. it.g. JCI per day. Apply;..!. Foster, Hsvlxair WorKs, Mocueka. 1907 WAN {'ED, Wor«, by a steady Family M.-.i.u. Ciui iHfii-0 himself useful. Gtood references. A', ply W. T., caro of thib office. ' 1920 WANTED, Young (Jow in full profit, or. bpringmg to caive barote Jufy.— H, <x. Hurry uwi. atauiev D<)wnn, Kohatra. . ' I S3) PLUAiß'rf Axes, 3* t< 44 ibs, at 8s 6d ; JjpHclf.'s, l";rl;s, £L>es, "' ±tak<*, «te., cheap, at A. ]&. Kifccmn^'s, 40 Hauciygtteet. ■ ■192-1 YOU can buy trial; Wedcingor Biithday ■ Gitt oao-ipar heie than else vhere. Call and inspect our prices. 1922 "iydaey Jewellery 00. "T^EjjlAsiLE Watches.— You oanvpro_Oj cure thorn here at saie prioos; so buy now, ana save mouoy.—.Sydney Jewellery Oo , idhudy-sireet. 1923 &ed.ilwgl —Four recenc Magazmus for is, JJ.al£-t;rown Novels J)d each, 1» ilorusrd, eto., f >r J.b, iNew J!«foTel3 bd.—" ftovdiciea," U6 iaardy-atreet. 1931 T ATE Shipment.—Just in from Ijon- •"-* don—ex R.M.S. Arawa.—Srery line marked finest prices ; to quit before yearly balance. \ou can save money at "GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sale. \ffl ANTED.—Every cold man to see " Special Cardigan Knitted Wool Vests 4s lid, bought at a sacrifice. Many less than half wholesale cost. The man who hesitates is lost, for this line won't wait.—"GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sale. \JU ANTED.—Housekeepers to save Y¥ money by securing "Specials" in Frilled Pillow Cases —clearing at 9d, Is, Is 3d, and Is 6d each. "GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sale. TOf ANTED Known.—Damask 3?abl- ' ' ing—Wliite and Crem© —reduced to Is; also Flannelette Tabling (green and black, and red and black) Is a I yard.—"GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking fcSale. i»9O YARDS of White Twill Sheettf ing Si reduced to 9d a yard for 54 inch; Is for 70 inch ; and Is 2|d for 80 inch'.—"GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sale. TO"ANTED, 6d. each for Woias«n Js -■*™ Black Leather Belts. Thes-a are going like wild-fir© at "GIBBARJ^S" Stocktaking Sale. WANTED. Known.—Welve goi 'em. r T Men's heavy Scotch Ribbed Pants 2s lid, Superior. Colonial Knitted Pants (ribbed or plain) 3s lid. Anoth«r 25 dozen Colonial Ribbed Wool Sox, double toes and hoels, 2s 6d for 3 pake.— "GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sale. \JU ANTED, 6s lid for 6 yards double , width Dress Tweed, usually Is 9d a yard; 41in. All Wool Navy Sorgo Is 9d, and 43in. 2s 4£d. "GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Safe. SPECIAL! 36 inches wide "Empire'" ■ Navy Print Apron Cloths, with fancy borders, reduced to 6d yard or 5e 9d dozen. Muslin, Print, and Nurses' Aprons very cheap.—"GIBBARB'S" 3toektaking Sale. \IU ANTED.—Brainy Men—thos» who *v know a good thing —to call and see Specials in Trousers and Suites at "GIBBARD'S" Stocktaking Sal©. "M"AXE NO MISTAKE.—The best ■"-■•■ value in furniture, linolenms, pianos, organs, Atlas sewing machines, and everything required for Horn© at JACK'S." T^ON'T BE DECEIVED. Vow caa buy -"-^ furniture1 &nd furnishinsr.s at LOCK'S cheaper than elsewhere. —A grand selection. TPJON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT. ■^ but come yourselves and see our great display of np-to-dnt© furniture, etc. —LOCK'S. Universal Providers. j! JBOOD NEWS FOB l| IEJIIJLIMifMiI !; It's jn.*t a little story in SUIT con- i ' Ktruc'.ion T .kv tituo to read it Cire- ( ' fully, and you'll Le pounds, a year i ( i v.'i-er. ■ ■ i ' ;> No .longer iiued you wait in doubt < , I about that maihured Suit you ordeied ( ,) from your bto'el^Hjer. aj^ain I J need .you \m vex*^d oti receiving yoar ( } , • four or ii^e «uin«t Suit tii'at was ap- ' , ,' parently mrnh-. for somebody else. ( , I The "NEW ERA" _ rleaS e ».!; ( ' member the naww— i- eady to-Wear (, I' Garments, will meet your wvery re- ' , (' quiroiijent. ( ; <| LET'S EXPLAIN— |l ' i The strougesi; point about " NEW i ' |» KRA." bUJ'rs is:' You see them i| ( I finished, and try theui on. Tf they < r ( t don't please you. you don'c take 1, I 1 th«-ro ! Thai's n fair offer. ic.n'c it ? < , ( > ; They'i-H m«de to fic..»-.very figure in ( , I ' real, {j;ood btyJ^s, «nd whether rah of ' , (» short stout or thin, the " New iira" ( , i * will t lothe you p^vfectly, ' i | \ . I | I?' Wealing Bros. i| NEWMAN BROS.' ROYAL MAIL COACHES, NELSON TO BLENHEIM. Leave Crown Stables, Nelson, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m. Leave Club Hotel, Blenheim, on return, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and .Saturdays, at 7 a.m. Parcels carried at moderate rates. Booking Office: Crown StaMes. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors.