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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13391, 12 February 1914, Page 3

fVfiISTS Ufh W WBKINfiJSTATL V I VLIU I V II 110 If all I rw^lfc BALANCE of this ESTATE isreliable repairs and the best aoceawn a°* beingf offered to the Publio at ice, should go to F. A. PALMER'S ridiculously low prices. Sections from All work is Honestly and prompt}; P»- £1 Per footformed, and the ohargeg are moaer&fc A rare opportunity for those seekCall and try us. ing for a Section on which to build ' a uome.- The sections front Mount F* ■ E3& ■ Street, Locking Street, and Kawai A P^ilmoi" street* ■ni I Mil IEII?I | For further particulars apply to TRAFALABr STREET. ' A- GOULP> , aft Hardy Street, near Church Hill Phone f& or F & jy EDWARDS, 12? Trafalgar Street. Fruit Preserving Season. ymTciiiraEfr preserving Jars, Mason and Atlas, in all sizes, Jam Jars, stone^earthenware, and glass, in great variety Jelly Tumblers, plain and tin-topped, Preserving Pans, enamel, brass, and aluminium, Wooden Spoons, Asbestos Mats, Gummed Jar Covers, Jruit Jar Bings, Enamel Stewpans, and all otner Eequisities for Jam Making and Eruit Preserving, Cheapest from R. Snodgrass and Sons, nSJJSrs SPECIAL SUMMER LINESBamboo Blinds, all sizes. Ail-Metal Meat Safe. . Wire Dish Covers and Fly Traps. Australian Mutual Provident SocietyEstablished 1849. THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE AND THE BEST BONUS-PAYING OFFICE IN THE WORLD I ' FUNDS OVEE ... ... ... ... .£30,000,000 ANNUAL INCOME NEARLY £4,000,000 BONUSES DIVIDED YEARLY! THE CASH BONUSES divided among Policy-Holders for the ONE TEAK, 19.12, amounted to .£986,971, producing Eerersionary Additions orer LOW PREMIUMS. LIBERAL CONDITIONS. UNEQUALLED RESULTS. DIRECTORS OP THE NEW ZEAXAND BRANCH: The Hon.JC. J. Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman j A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; John Dunsan, Esq.; Joseph Joseph, Esq. ; and H. Beauehamp, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. ' New Zealand Branch .... CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. JAMES HAIR, Distnot Secretary. Nelson District Office, Corner Trafalgar & Hardy Streets. MOTUEKA. The New Post Office Hotel. H. G. HOULDSWORTH. PROPRIETOR. '* The most central position in the town. The most up-to-date Hotel in the Nelson Province. Every convenience for the Travelling Public. Electric Light throughout. Tourists will find it a pleasure to stay here. FISHING AND SHOOTING PARTIES ARRANGED. SPECIAL CONVEYANCE TO AND FROM THE WHARF. CUISINE par Excellence. Cosy Sitting-Rooms for Lades. Large, comfortable, and corvenient Commercial Booms. Attention prompt and reliable. An Ideal Hostel for Travellers. BILLIARD ROOM. SAMPLE ROOMS. WINES AND SPIRITS OE THE BEST, TERftiS: 7/- PER DAY. P.O. Box No. ii' Telaphona No. .is.