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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14145, 24 July 1916, Page 6

g I Owing to heavy trading this Season we've 'accnmnio+o^ i. d | of remnants of every description accumulated a heap |$ As we take stock shortly we iust have tr> nnit in +t, " - I no matter what the sacrifice * these lemnantsI „ To effect these clearances^ we're holding a H_ for 10 days only.' I ' 1 iB WIU bf ? bIS, mon 1 9y-savinS event for you. The prices of g I coif S been^^e^-own-in ma ny cases aw^under ° I , Goods, Velveteens, Silks, Flannels, Flannel 7 I OUT. bheGfcmgSj CallCOes ' £^broideries, etc., wUI be fIS 1 S^° UW 4 aia p t0 Bave, m(mey> bustle to this big Eemnant Sale - 1 Iy- ~4 S far as we re concerned there's nothing half-hear^rt - j Ayclclaiid Clothing -& iraper^ Os. -T "^ |^^^ >^' : BLACK- '&' TA'li. : I 1.-ALL ONE PRICE-— , ' I [Inspect Tc-day While Variety greatest.' j j 6S@ttling: I Ji ■ c_.»' n:in: l a..;. of: > • Trafalgar Street 1 A Watcli far Hard I t /'Active if S@r¥lee, i g| The LX. Military Watch, £0. I . ri^^S\ In order to stand the strain at. " the 8 j[£^»—^SSJjJ front/ 3 this Watch—like a-soldier—has B j^^^^^^^S, been tested and passed as FIT. It S ". will'keep accurate time in the trenches— H M§o\S Olk.^ o'^^ under any conditions, in all weathers, g Iwkl \^ S^lte THE FINEST SOLDIER'S WATCH 1 ■ The 15-jewelled Lever Movement is of § !-^^^S^^S^^^ remarkable qnality. Luminous Hands c and Dial. Dust and damp proof. g GIVE YOUR SOLDIEE FEIEND i ' THIS SUPERB MILITARY WATCH i ■^^! A WATCH TO BE PROUD OF ! R . i "

*'aV;YOUNG LADY to asßist witfc'"bookXJL ing. Apply by letter. ■3079 / E. TJELASK:' WANTED, capable/sober Second Cook. Apply E. A. Scott, 3055 Masonic Hotel.WANTED, good Country Store Business. Particulars at once-to J. T Horn, Ltd., Trafalgar-st., Nelson. 3056 WANTED, a smart Waitress, must be capable; also a smart Girl to assist in dining-room. Apply iUrs Burton, 304)5 Bridge-straet. JTOR SALE, cheap, 500 Rokewood Trees, 2 years.—W. O'CONNOR, Appleby. . 3017 ODDFELLOWS' HALL, WAKEFiELD TUESDAY. SotITTuLY, as 8 p.m. Farewell Social to Mir and Mrs Peart and Family. Admksion Free, Ladies a Phrte. E ANGERS.—RoII up .on Wednesday night at Kichmond to splendid Conceit by Wakefield Friends. 3060 Tj ANGERS. — Our Wakefield Friends X&j are giving us a splendid Concert at Richmond (^Wednesday njght. Eoll up Rollu P- ,' ■.;.... . 3061 "O ANGERS.—Mrs Harold ' Mooi-e will At; assist at.-the Conceit in Richmond on Wednesday night. Don't miss this opportunity. ' -'-... 3062 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCEA- ' TION. BANDAGING CLASS will he held on ; TUESDAY Evening instead of Monday. ■ H. -E. EOGER*. 3070' ■ Hon. Secretary. • THE UHlQti JACK-TEA ROOM,. Hardy Street (los-el .-lmin^ Paddy's "Isrk^f), \ Will re-open TO-DAY (Monday). Hours 10 to 12 and 3 to 5. "' . Proceeds injaid of Red Cross. -3071 • " ' ~ —-- -- -■■ ( STOGK SALE. BONOE-S of i ive ►Stock for the Fanffers v.-ili oblige by delivering to Bialev's Yards for sale on WEJ>N£SDAY Next." Present Entries-— . 1 Fat Bullock ... 2-i Sheep \ 1 Do^ [ ' I D.F. Plow " ■ ,- - . ■ Other gifts solicited. G. G. WEARING, , 305 Hon. Secretary. THE PROCESSION. MONDAy7jUL'Y 31st. MEPEESENTA'iIVES of units taking part in the above are requested to meet nt the Silver Bullet Rooms, Trafalgar street, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING at 7.30 o'clock. Fall attendance re quested. . ROBT. W. STILES, 3082 Cbrdrman Procession Committee. i fillip hI. .. j. ..^ LAST OAT 10 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. ADMISSION FREE both Dr.y and Evening. PUBLIC FAREWELL TO THE NINETEENTH REENFORCEMEHTS. Address by Mr J. P. H*ans. Followed by an • AUCTIOH SALE at 9 p.m. Mr W. Lock will dispose of all Unsold.GrQo'ds by Auction. lATTRAGTIVE STALLS AND SEDE SHOWS. ESPECIAL ENTERTAENSWENT PROGRAMME in the Evening. Booking office for Pictures. at Empire Theatre an<LConcert at Theatre Royal on 31st July. •.iiisrejS^ggg'igf ' J&- " {■"/' ". ■' The War Office in Trafalgar-street will be closed during Paddy's Market. The Secretary will be in attendance at the Drillshed. Telephone 92. the ?mmmw, PADDY'S MARKET. JYfJI ivJiii T>ROCESSION ' Postponed from Satm> . day will be held TO-NIGHT, time and place as previously notified. Farewell to 19th Remforcements in Drillshed to follow. 30S1

Inconsequence of, eopfos of '"Tin Colonist"' being taken' from premise after delivery by our runners, especially from business establishments in Trafalgai • Hardy, and Bridge-streets, we hereby giv' notice that anyone detected so interfering with "The Colonist" will be prosecutei without respect to persons. BOND, FINNEY & CO., ; Proprietors of •' The Colonist." 5 \ COOK (CISBORNE) COUNTY. ISSUE OF £10,100 5J PER CENT. DEBENTURES. 1 npHE Cook County offers for SALT ; ■*■ ONE HUNDRED AND ONI DEBENTURES of £100 each, carrying ■ interest at 5£ per cent., currency t( . 1951. * These Debentures are secured bj special rate over the Tologa and Paka rae Ridings. Interest and Principal payable -anywhere in New Zealand free of Ex change. The Debentures are now available ai par, and can be obtained (free oi brokerage) ;in one or more lots from : the Council's Broker W. LISSANT CLAYTON. .■..•'" Gisborne, or from members of the: Stock • ' ■ . Exchange. Note.—By paying a deposit of 10 per cent, and 25 per. cent, in six months, purchasers can arrange to take delivery of Debentures at "any time within eighteen months. Deposits and instalments carry interest-■ at 5\ per cent. Terms may.,be varied to suit purchasers. The capital value of-rateable property m the Tologa and Pakarae Ridings is -£1,830,000 : , 3002 |p<HBA? FOWL' WHEAT. — Offering \y best milling wheat cheap for fowls; also good^cheap Barley for winter feeding. 1644 . Neale and Haddow. PIG AND POULTRY Meal, etc., Pol■lard, Snccosine, Mohsses, and good, cheap Barley. 1045 Neale and Haddow. TIBBIE Southern Table Potatoes. 1646 Neale and Haddow, FEED CO'Vv'S Bran and cheap Straw Chaff with Molasses or Sucrosino '■^647 Neale and Haddow. i ■ • . • ■ Great Oversfoekeet Sal© OF ' AND is now obi. Tremendous Stocks Tremendous Stocks 'Tremeadous Stocks WILL BE Unreservedly Sacrificed Unreservedly Sacrificed Unreservedly Saciificed , ShfMV- Parfis ' i!w|# s*6*l IJ^ SSiep Early

Ready-to-wear Felt Hats. •• £ $ Maids Kavy Serge Cos- W 45 .inch-. Cashmere in Pink usuajiy 9s 6d to 255. ■ g$ tumes. $!s..■ . ■• and Myrtle Qreen, SaSe Pfioe, 2/6 each. <V 0 Usually 35s to 4os 6d. <Q> 0 ■ Usually 2s lid and 3s 6d. M> Sale PrSoe, 17/6. o*9 - To clear at 1/6 yard. ' Special Line P.O. Corsets, ■ \ \ • CKiKdren'& and Raids' C©ats || Fancy ' Flannelette BSousali cizes. % & :in a good assortment of a|o ' I!lgs s To Clear 3/11. Oi?-- . shadesT . M One Price-6d per yarA. «> - , .fc. i»« M »> e rw " -XSX - • usually i4s 9d to i7s 6d. x|X A 3Sinch Cream "Khantona' Special Lkie Warners Cor- <n -. sale pnoe, 9/1 i v ■= || for ' Blouses..and Child- : S| usually iss 6d. ■ o<> .Children's Woven Combln- o| r ©n 5s Wear. To clear 8/11 pair. XU atiOEIS, rt/^ - ; M Saie"Price, I^6 yard. .' 'JO - from 2/6 to 6/11.' Ox ■■-«*- j «-vi/ ■; • ' . . . . . Xo - , « ' $x Floral and' Striped Ribbons -. , * Fleecy iresssng Jackets. ( <s g iyianufasturer's Set of Urn- x$ ■ 6 inches wide. Usually. Ids 9d. / , gx breElaS <) <> -Usually Is. Is 6d, to is 6d yard. To clear at 6/11. <> 9 from 3/3 to'2l/-each. $V To clear 6d,9d and Is yard.