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WANTED, a LAD. Apply 986 J3. TKASK. SANDY BAY.—IO3 Acres FBEEHOLD,: comprising 7 acreß Hops (on wireß) 10 acres Orchard, full bearing, 30 acres low hilly country, 'suitable for sheep ; remainder; ploughable. This property, ring fenced, well watered, subdivided into suitable paddocks, contains 7-roomed Dwellinghouse, 4-roomed Cottage, double Hop Kiln, and Outbuildinga. Also, 525 Acres BUSH COUNTSY, L.I.P. (80 acres grass, and one mile of fencing), to go with above property, or separately. Telephone and post offico on premises. Apply MR J. FEANKLIN,, Sandy Bay. Taiftts Easy. 1014 TO THE WOULD BE ORGHARDIST. (Bw H.C.H.) If for fruit growing yoij are fit, Take notice of what here is writ. The Garden of New. Zealand's found At Biwaka, where fruits abound. Intending buyer, come and be shown O'er this fine place, and make a home. A five-acre orchard I have for sale, The Jonathan, Munroe, and Springdale; And a pretty hillside property, Prettily growing tha Dougherty. Thirty acres of orchard trees, London Pippins and Dougherties. It has indeed a splendid view— Will you not come and have one, too ? Will you neglect this chance to-day, Ye office man, for weaker pay ? Shut off from nature's bracing light, From early morn till late at night. O man, O woman, no longer think— Add to life's chain a better link. Come and grow the Dougherty, That you may write sweet poetry. Leave the office; throw off the yoke, And straightway come to HOLY-OAKE. EIWAKA. 1015 Pomona Farm. . CITY OF NELSON. SEPARATE TENDERS are Invited k~* by the Nelson City Council for the Supply for the twelve months ending 31st March, 1916, of the following:— 1. Horses and Carts for General Purposes. 2. Horses and Carts for Gas Department. 3. West Coast Coals. 4. Timber. 5. Bricks and Drain Pipes. 6. Engineer'« and Blacksmith's Work and Castings. 7. Hardware and Ironmongery. Specifications and Conditions may be seen at the Office of the City Engineer. The Lowest or Any Tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close at 3 p.m. on FViday me 26th instant. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for " and to be addressed to the Town Clerk. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. 1-ith March, 1915. 985 NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF MILITARY BOOTS. V\nUTTEN Tenders (in duplicate) will * be received by the undersigned up till noon on Wednesday, 24th inst., for the supply and delivery of Military Boots, as the same may be required for the New Zealand Military Forces, during the period of twelve calendar months as from the Ist April. 1915. Samples may be inspected and Forms of Tender, with Specifications and Conditions of Supply, may be obtained at District Headquarters, New Zealand Military Forces, Auckland, Palmerston North, Christchurch, and Dunedin; at Defence Offices, New Plymouth, Nelson, Timaru, and Invercargill; and at Defence Stores, Buckle Street, Wellington. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAS. O'SULLIVAN, Major, Quarter-master General (3) Defence Stores, Wellington, 9th March, 1915. 937 High-grade Boots and Shoes Ladies' & Gents' AT Dea & Sans' New Boot Shop. All moderately priced and of splendid wearing quality, iv many delightful styles for all occasions. Everyone is cordially invited to inspect our new department. Our prices will impress you as money savers, REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED, Cold and Rainy weather nearing and you'll want an Overcoat to keep you warm or keep you dry from Winter storms. in. Men's and Boys' Coats our stock is now opening and we're going stronger than ever. Big assortment and prices marked down to meet the times. If you wait to see our big stocks, we know you'll be pleased, and we believe \ve.ean save you money on this season's overcoats. For the Boys we've a fine showing, and real money savers. Dee & Sons.