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AUCTION SALES. Blslsy Bros.i and Co. RICHMOND YARDS. TO-MOKROW, at 2.30 p.m. 8 Present Entries: 300 Mixed Shwop 9 Springing Heifers 6 l!'at Cat tie 1 Sow, July o:\lver Farther entries solicited. • BlSLfif BROS. & CO., 1977 Auctioneers. MOTTO: "VALUE FOR ALL." NOW ON SALE. THE "MAMMOTH" WRITING PAD, Containing Afifi PAGES Cream Wove, -Fine *vU Q ua iity Bank Paper, with Blotter. 400 PACES jy« 400. Beautiful Medals to commemorate visit of our Battloship H.M.S. New Zealand, Gd. oach; Flags, Gd. Crinkle Paper,"Red, White, aud Blue, in one Roll, for Decorations, 6d. each. Patriotic Plates for Childron, 9d. each. A Magnificent Collection of Sample Hand Baskets—Clean, Now and Good —Is, Is 6d, 2s fid, 3s Cd., to 6s 6d each. Dolls aud toys at very low prices. £ Big varioty to choose from. Newest and host Cd. Novels galore. Old English Lavender Water, Cd. and v Is. bottle. Fine Perfumes from Is bottle. r "CAPSTAN" Cigarettes, 3 Packets for Is. "MYRTLE GROVE" Cigarettes, " 3 Packets for Is. Real Good PIPES from Is. each. fc Orders from the country receive prompt attention—los. parcels post free. For loss add postage. The NEWSHOPis now in full swing, juid Clean, Honest, Value for Everybody, but wo ai'o not hero to offer anybody "goods below cost" at tho expense of our creditors. 4t NOVELTIES " 42 HARDY STREET, R, SINCLAIR, !•■ (Late Peter Harris's). " . . •■- ■ .■~vfgttusccsv "ROBERT iciRTIIEY, CERTIFICATED o SANITARY PLUMBER AND CASFITTER, I BEGS to notify that ]?e has errtnnrenced Business as PLUMBKfc. OAS- C tfITCKR, and DB&IN-LA.YEE, and L rpspectfully solicits a share of your patron- ' age. All work entrusted to ft. Me A. will C • ba <»refuliy and expeditioptly oxecuted. Note Address:— R. IVScARTNEY, 97 BRIDGE STREET. (2 Doors above Fairey's Butchery), 'Phone 466. 1916 SEWING MAGHIIS. F BEG TO ANNOUNCE that I have I 1 secured the SOLE AGENCY for NELSON PROVINCE for the Famous FRSSTER ANO ROSSMAN HAND AND TREADLE SEWING MACHINES, and, solicit inquiries for the same. The prices are remarkably < low, and tho quality is like that of the B.S.A. Bicycles—absolutely the Best. I am prepared to sell them on easy terms of payment, and tako Old Machines in Exchange. Wholesale prices to Storekeepers and others in a position to act as SubAgents. ' S. WINN. VICTORY WORKS, NELSON, AGENT FOR. DOUGLAS AND JAP MOTOR 1710 CYCLES. • ■ i VERY CHOICE SOUTHERN ' POTATOES, "Gam® Keeper." 7g per Single Cwt. % 6d per Cwt Full Sacks. £6 per Full Tons. ! c E Some other good table varieties Cheap. Also Good S-Atnple'3 EARLY SEED POTATOES. ;i €N|ONS, TABLE SWEDES, GARROIS/ i Neale k MMm* [ FOE> SALE, (CHEAP). —SEVERAL--400-gal. Iron Tanks, in good order. GRIFFIN & SONS, LTD., Alton Street. £5 REWARD. OWING to complaints from outlying districts that unauthorised perjons are removing papers from "The Jolonist" bundles while in transit, the nbove reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those ""^foND.FINNET&CO. " Proprietors "The Colonist. Nelson. March sth, 1913. NEWMAN BROS.' ROYAL MAIL COACHES. WEST COAST SERVICE. I" EAVE Glonhope for the West Coast -J on arriv.il of Trains on TUESDAY and FRIDAY, Returning _agai ? on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, m time- for Passengers to catch the Train a for Nelson The Glenhope Coach connects with the Recfton .«nd Westport Coaches at Inangahua Junction. Parcels carried at moderate ratesBooking Office: Crown Stables. NEWMAN BROB., Proprietora.