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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13456, 29 June 1912, Page 3

A BARGAIN LINE OF Housings,! WE call attention t a Special Line of BARGAIN BLOUSE FABRICS. . All this Season's goods, in New Designs, and sound and wearing qualities. These are shown in both dark and light colourings, and are worth Bi<i and lOjd the yard. We offer them all to clear at— f oUTHE YARI>They will not linger, long at this, low price. '"." JYea/e <£ J{ursf , HARDY STREET. Equal to The Best SUPERIOR TO MOST. That sums up the position of Crescent lea. Value for value—quality for quality — in any reasonable comparison of teas Crescent Tea more then holds its own. The quality is perfect,-the flavour its perfect. It is strong, it is rich; and it is pleasing to i the palate.. j Crescent Tea is securely packed in stiff cartons, so that it does not lose its flavour Sold in thr^o grades and retailed by >«ll grocers at 1/8, 1/iO and 2/-peilb. 9 ' -?- W.&G. TORNBULL&GO., PEOPEIETOES, V/ELLINGTON. ' i RULES OF LINOLEUMS AWAIT YOUR SELECTION I AT FLEMING'S. 'Shipments of new designs just opened sv. tfll our already fine selection up to 3.50 designs. Think o* it—lso designs, and not a '-.duffer " among the lot. FLEMING & SONS G'.rifideiitly ask you to inspect tLem. lnbluded in this assortment are suitable designs tor every room in the borne. Linoleums, Flo<rrette Oilcldth, Corkoleums, and Inlaids, in artUnd quaint designs. Priaje are down low —which is usual it Fleming's. To hear of these fine floor covering's is good—to view them is better —Coind! We sr^ek Linoleums in the fol- j lowing Wi'it'is:— 1* inch. 27-inch, 80 r ineh,| 40-Jncu, 45-inch, 54-inch, 6 feet aiid 12 feet. 0. FiWiing & Sons. ! nelson. public notice. WE beg to inform our Customers and the Pullic Generally that we have disposed of th>. Grocery and Provision Business carri>-pl on by us at " CALEDONIA. 'HO JSB." for thepasi. five years, to.Messes T. U^HHIi &• SON, and we now wish to .thank all \ \\'is& who have so liberally favoured ml with'their patronage in the heartiest jt»uW?r. At the "same time we would ask.v<>.it" extniid your favours to onr Bucceasorc r . Y.'uiv fiitisfully. ]•]. HJROvE & SON. IN conm-ctioTi vho foreeoing anDouncea.eut, allow «b to assure you th»t. if fivouied with y< vtv custom, ■we sVi4i.il i»r.ke strenuous effovtd to imdatain the bigii reputation'enjoyed by Caledonia Housd for the usoeoial excellence of its goods, and do &11 we tan to meric a coniinuaacu <-f your "n.Ynutb '.'■ . VVe remain, Yours faithfully, T. USHER & SON. Caledonia Hous«, Ist June, : 912. 1894 r^TJR STAMPS are. good Stamps— V best rubber, latent designs. "The Colonist" Jobbi"" ■•*-*- ---■■ ' "■■'■: ' '■''■'■■''..' '" A. \ • . ROYAL MAIL COACH, iPOKORORO^-UPPEE MCUTEKEi-;■■..■■ :■ :-;-.■. NOiTjjwto. ':<-'■'rJAß.:: HEATH, :L^rietor. I i^OAOH now leaves Ppkororo for Up'V* per Moutere,' and\ arrives aa por • timetable appended: \ Leaves Pokororo, Holidays, Wodnes- "> days, and Fridays, afr7\&.m., meeting . Nelson Coach at Price'a Corner, 9.35 a.m. ; Ijeaves Price's Comerl,on arrival ol Nelson Coach, 12.35 p.m., arriving at Fokororo at 4 p.m. , All parcels and orders reo&tve strict attention Tourists and Miners wishing to visit - Tableland and Mount Arthur district can book through, changing for Pack Horses at Pokororo. Storoa provided if sufficient n«tico given. ' . - james heath: , . Accommodation House, ffi, ' 'Ppkorora