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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13420, 18 March 1914, Page 2

New Book List Scott's Last. Expedlkbn' 2-volume -'•«. edition 7b,1 posted 7s 6d. ■.„,•-■ Richmond's^ "Mrs. Red Peeper," 3s ,6d, Jeffrey Farnol's "Thfc Honourable Mrs. Tawnieh," special illustrated edition, 6s. . Cooke's "The Joy Bringer," 3s Bd. Comfort's "Road of Living Men," 3s 6d. „ , Myrtle Read's "Threads, of Grey and Gold," 3s 6d. Thomas Dixon's "The Southerner," 3s • 6d. Wentworth's "The Fire Within," 8s 6d "The Way Home," by author of "Inner Shrine," 3s 6d. Lincoln's "Dr. Pratt's Patients," 3s 6d. Chambers' "Business Life," 3s 6d. Stockley's "Bream Ship," 3s 6d. Rex Beach's "Iron Trail," 3s 6d. Hall Caine's "Woman Thou Gayest Me," 3s 6d. . • -: Lindsay Russell's "Smouldering Fire," < 3s 6d. : „ \ . ~ "What's Wrong with Unionism—the true case for labour," Is 3d. J. IE HOUHSELL A CO., LTO. Tyree's Studio TBAFALGAR STEEET, NELfcON. Over 35 years continuous [business in Nelson. IJ nequailed Record. Highest Class of Work. Our Photographs are oontinuonslyjkept up to the Standard, which ha made our Reputation Enlargements made from any Photograph. Call and insp'eot Specimens. TYREE. PHOTOGRAPHER, HAIRDRESSIS6 SALOON AND BILLIARD PARLOUR, LOWER HARDY-STREET.

JMACAIJLAY has pleasure in an • ncuncing that he has now completed the equipment t)f bis new Hairdressing Saloon and Tobacconist's Shop, and solioits public patronage. Two chairs—first class tradesmen—promptitude and civility. The Tobacconist's Department will be found leplete with every requirement for the smoker. In the Billiard Parlour (upsiairs) are two of Alcock's best tables, and the fittings and conveniences make this the best room in the city. A Trial Solicited. J MACAULAY. Hairdresser and Tobaoconist. 4598 Field Drain Pipes. 3-inch, 158 6d per 100 pipes at works. 4-inch, 20s per 100 pipes at works. GLAZED AND FLANGED PIPES. Strongest Pipes in New Zealand. 4-inch, 6", 9" 12", 15", and 18". Also Cheap Culvert Pipes, any size. RED BRICKS. Our BRICKS are Superior Quality, all true to Square and Evenly Burnt j" they make the Finest Face Work. Also Hand-Pressed Bricks for Inside Work. BRICKS AND PIPES Sent to any part of the Province. NELSON BRICK AND POTTERY WORKS. T. NEALE, Proprietor. Office: Neale and Haddow. 358 MOTOR SUPPLY STORES AND ENGINEERING WORKS. WAKEFIELD. Agents for:— -, Detroiter and New King Motor Cars, M&udslay Motor Lorries. Lincoln Elk and Other Motor Cycles. Tangye's Engines, Etc. Tyres of All Kinds in Stock. CARS AND CYCLES ON HIRE. All Kinds ,of Machinery Repaired. | Address:— MOTOR SUPPLY STORES, 329 WAKEFIELD.

TO FRUITGROWERS & OTHEfIS. _ You are advised, in your own interests, to send your consignments of FRUIT and Other Produce to us, the OLDEST-ESTABLISHED and MOST RELIABLE FIRM in DUNEDIN. We have the" Largest and Most Central Rooms in the City. Prompt Advices and Returns. Auction Sales held Every Morning at 9 o'clock, and a large attendance of buyers is always secured. Labels and Advice Notes Posted Free' on application. TUGS, PATERSON & CO., Auctioneers and Agents, Vogel Street. DUNEDIN. Established 1879. Agants for Bave-u Power Sprayer, ''Demon" Bird Scarer. 5213 j. R. GODSON & SON, BREWERS, BOTTLERS, AND /ERATED WATER --MANUFACTURERS.— Famous — XXX DRAUGHT BEER « in casks, and jars. _ A.E. TONIC ALE in quarts and pints. STOUT, INVALID, ! in quarts and piDfii. j Celebrated— /ERATED WATERS. GINGER BEER. CORDIALS. HOP ALE (a refreshing nonintoxicating Ale). A LL the above beverages are made f^ from the best and purest materials. Skill and scrupulous cleanliness prevail throughout the BREWERY,1 BOTTLING STORES, and CRATED WATER FACTORY, the result being j an ever increasing demand for the drinks produced at— THE NELSON BREWERY (Telephone 13). ANU THE CITY /E RATED FACTORY (Telephone 114).