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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13794, 15 June 1915, Page 4

RELIABLE HOT WATER. BOTTLES that last for years, are manufactured the North British Rubber Company, ■rid have their brand on every bottle. Procurable all chemists.

A rare and captivating collection of Trimmed Model Hats, 7s 6d and 10s Gd each for one week only. Come and see the goods for yourselves.—W. McKay and Sen, Bridge street.*

The date of the opening of the sale of work in connection with St. John's Methodist, Church has been postponed till Wednesday, the 30th iust.

Norman Ernms's cars leave Tatteesall's (next to Post Office) every morning at 10 o'clock for Motueka and Takaka. lling 'phone 39. Private address 527 (No. 14 Wainui street). 1'

The numlar that speaks volumes in whisky--No. 10 Watson's.*

An intense westerly storm area has passed over the Domiuion, and boisterous weather has been experienced, with rain generally and m,uc]i snow on the higher leveis. .-

Rifles issued at. any time to members of the 12th (Nelson)' Regiment aro required to be returned to store, as uoti-fk-d in the advertisement.

Why do you drink No. 10 ? Because ''one ought."*

The Wakefield committee of the Sick and Wounded Solders' Fund, and the ladies' committee, will meet to-morrow evening in the Oddfellows' Hall, Wakefield.

Deserving of general patronage—No 10. Watson's Whisky.*

Read our "Winter Requisites" advertisement on page 3.— E. Snodgrass and Sons.*

The travelling public are notified that Norman Emms lias commenced a daily motor car service Nelson-Motueka-Ta-kaka The car.s employed are luxurious 50 h.p. Cadillacs. - Patrons can rely on careful attention and civility;. Book seats 'phone -39. Private address No. 14 Wainui street, 'phone 527.*

A home of wliieh you will be justly j:roud [Say ''This is our home," and say it Joud; v Home can be gladdened, of this we're" sure. If ■ LOCK'S sudplv t*»« furniture. ,