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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13454, 27 June 1912, Page 3

The Dantiest Down Quilts. We are making a window display of our choicest Down Quilts. " . In their pretty coverings of Sateen and tjatin, they will harmonise with tfle daintiest furnishings. Un^er a pure Down Quilt you can sleep comfortably in the coldeat weather, they aro 80 wonderfully warm yet rest.fully light. FIGURED SATIN QUILTS frilled and bordered plain Satin, full tiz* 69/6, 75/- 90/- nach. FIGURED SATEEN QUILTS full size 25/-, H2/6 to 63/- each single Bize 19/fi to 28/6 each. 1/- discount off each Jd for cash. Neale & Kurst, The Quality Store. Hardy St.

Equal to The Best SUPERIOR TO MOST. That sums up the. position of Crescent Tea. Value for value—quality for quality— in any reasonable comparison of teas r T6scent Tea more than holds its own. The quality is perfect, the flavour ib perfect. It is strong, it is rich; and it is pleasing to the palate. Crescent Tea a is secaroly packed in stiff cartons, s<-. that it does not lose its fltvour. Sold in three prades and retailed by :>U grocers at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- pei lb. ■-*- W.&G. TURNBULL & CO., PEOPEIETOES, WELLINGTON.

WILES fIF LINOLEUMS AWAIT YOUR SELECTION AT FLEMING'S. Shipmentß of new designs just opened swell our already fine selection up to ISO dosigps. Think oF it—lso designs, and not a " duffer " among the lot. FLEMING & SONS Confidently ask you to inspect them. Included in this assortment are suitable designs for every room in the home. Linoleums, Flo^rette Oilcloth, Corkoleums, and Inlaid?, in art and quaint designs. Prices aTB down low—which is usual at Fleming's. To hear of these firie floor coverins? is good—to view them is better —-Come! Wo st-wk Lin -lonm<-- in the following w'-t-Hs -.— ih mca 27-inch, «fi-incl), 40-mcii, 45-inch, s<t inch, 6 feet and 12 foet. G. Fleming & Sons. NELSON.

PUBLIC NOTICE. .. ——— j, ■ ■ WE beg to inform oux* Customers ami the Public Centrally that we have disposed of the Grocery and Provision business carried on by us at " CALE--I'jDON.IA HO JSE." for the pas b five years, to-M-KSbBS T. USHfcE <fc SON, and we now wish to thaak all ihosm who have so JiberKlly/favourpo, u» with their patronage in the heartiest ir,w«,er. At the same time we would »tjb v"v to extend your favours to our success»i« V. tiwfi.itJifully, E. c.KOvE & SON. INj conu* eUtf: with ihn foregoing au-nounceii-eDt, allow us t>> as.-ur« you ■ ihffc. if favoured wth y-ur custom. w» shall-nuko strenuous* efforts to maintain the bi^ti reputation enjoyed r>y Calncionia Houaa for the tsxuecia.l excallenco of its goods, muiJ do hi! we taa to merit a eoutiiiuaMtt > t' >our *>i.voura f We reuiuin, Yours faithfully. T. USHEE & SON. Caledonia House, Ist June, 2 912. 1894

(~)UR STAMPS are good- Stamps— ; best rubber, latest designs. ' "The Colonist" Jobbin- •-*- ROYAL MAIL COACH. POKORGRO—UPPEB MODTEBENGATIMOTL JAS. HEATH, i, . ,)rietor. /*^OACH now leaves Pokorpro for Upper Moutere, and arrives as por timetable appended: Leaves Pokororo, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 a.m., meeting Nelson Coach fit Price's Cornel, 9.35 a.m. Leaves Price's Corner on arrival of •Nelson Coach. 12.35 p.m., arriving at Jfokbroro at 4 p.m. All parcels and orders receive strict attention Tourists and Miners wishing to visit Tableland and Mount Arthur district ■ can book through, changing for Pack . Horses at Pokororo. Stores.provided if sufficient notice- given. .. JAMES HEATH, Aoootumodatkra Hoate, M . Pokororo-