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Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13486, 4 June 1914, Page 6

f-^HITTENDEN ASSISTANCE FUND.! Kj Don't Forget Wedding Cake Guessing Competition at H. J. Harris's, : Waimen. street. Help a good cause, 1283 WANTED Known— Pianos and Organs Tuned and Bepaired by experienced Tuner (Coilard & ColJard). Tunings from 8/6 ; yearly .£1 Is (3 tunings). 2179 H. STEVENS, Brightwater. THE "IDEAL HOME" SCHOOL OF DRfcSSCUTTING- and MAKING, No. 11 Alton-street (sear Griffins' Mill). The " Ideal Home 'j, Chart is the simplest, latesfc, and most accurate system in exisfceuce, Can cut and design anything in six lessons. Lessons daily. 1278 •YMTE REQUIRE the Services of a , YOUSTG LADY JUNIOR ASSISTANT in our Drapery Department. Apply MANAGER, MOTETEKA FARMERS' CO-OP, MOTUEKA. 2365 FOR SALE BY TENDER. : EEEEH.OLD FAEK at East Takafa,. about 5 miles from township, comprising about 85 to 90 acres , under plough, divided into paddoek3, good water supply, 6-roomed house, all outbuildings, large barn, 4-stall horse stable, concrete cowshed .and yard ; two hundred yards from creamery, handy to school and post office. A good sum tan remain on mortgage at 5 per cent. Highest or an] tender nos necessarily accspted. Tenders, to close on Ist July, to be addressed to CHAELES ALLINGTOtf 2377 Takaka. ATIOCIION PRICES! TO OLOSE CONSIGNMENT, ;75 Pair Best 11-4 COLON!IL BLANKE * S, heavy weights. i 25 Pair Best 10-4 COLONIAL BLANKETS, heavy weights. 20 QUILTED BED EUGS (Arctic Down.). 8 SILK QUILTED BED RUGS. 20 BCJSH EUGS. In order to clear tha line during the next SEVEN DAYS, exceptionally low prices will be accepted. The Blankets are all new, heavy weight, and.excellent quality. s This is a grand opportunisy for securing reliable goods at praotioally your own price. BISLEY BEOS. & CO. 2330 Retail Store, Hardy-street, BUSINESS NOTICE. THE Trustees of the Estate of James Kerahaw (deceased) have to announce that the business known as KEESHAW'S ENGINEERING WORKS has be.en disposadofto ME JAMES WYLLIE, who has managed the Works since the death of Mr Kershaw. Th&y bespeak for Mr Wyllie the s&me generous patronage that has heretofore been accorded the business, WITH reference to the foregoing, I solicit a continuance of the support - of the past, and no effort will be wanting on my part to msrit it. I have had a wide \ and varied experience in connection with' Engineering and Boilermaking, and I have a good plant, which has been improved by the installation of an Oxy-&cetone Welding Plant. All descriptions of Engineers', Boilermakers', and Smiths' work undertaken, and satisfaction guaranteed. 2119 JAMES WILLIE. , / KERSHAW'S ENGINEERING WORKS. (JAMES WYLLIE, proprietor). WE have FOE SALE the following MACHINERY :- -15 H.P. Buston Proctor Compound Portable Driving Engine 5 H.P. Oil Engine, two cycle (local make) , j 3£ H.P. Oil Engine, Wolseley, almost new I 1 Saw Frame, Spindle and Bearings, complete, specially adapted for boxmaking ; will carry 18-iiich saw 1 Blacksmith's Bellows in good order 5 H.P. Oil Capstan Winch, suitable for contractors' work 1 5-Ton Weighbridge in good order Secondhand Machinery Stored and Sold on Commission ESTIMATES givon on all classes of ENGINEERING WORK. 2006 Warranted Watches I I have a choica selection of Ladies' and Gents' GOLD, NICKEL, SILVEE, and OXIDISED WATCHES. Prices from 15/-up. WEISTLETS-: Ladies'land Gemts1 from 16/-. BOYS' WATCHES. |From§7/6. All Watches fully guaranteed. , REPAIRS. Best workmanship.j>& Satisfaction guaranteed in all classes of WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELLERY KEPAIRS. li ALEX. IiONTEB, I I Successor to the I SYDNEY JEWELLERY L *fCOY., If 44 Hardy Street, Nelson. fmmmi- agMg^y We've a line of Boys' Overcoats, Boys' School Pants and a line of Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, which we're offering at nearly half usual prices. We can't say all we'd like to bore, but we do say ■ if you want to save, money you best call and have a look at these lines. Please ask to see them and you won't be pressed to buy. The » whole throe lines are well worth a walk down our way.