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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14260, 15 November 1916, Page 6

A STRONG LAD FOIt MACHINE tx ROOM. "COLONIST" OFFICE. WANTED at once, Two Machine Shearers for shearing 1100 sheep; also a Man used to working horses. Apply Theo. McGaveston, K.D. Motueka. 5111 WANTED, a LAD. 4072 , Apply B. E. TEASK. TO LET, Two Furnished Rooms; use of conveniences; good locality. 5128 Apply " Colonist" Office. T^REE" Demonstration of Dresseut- -*■ ting.—lnstitute Hall, Brigiitwntof^ Wednesday and Saturday, 3 p.m.—Miss L. Roberts, Inventress. 5146 NOTICE. N I\TO CAR UNTIL MONDAY NEXT. 513S ARTHUR T. BAIGENT. NELSON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, HAWKS. r|IHE Society is prepared to. pay. I/- for JL Hawks' beaks during the period ending Slst December,' 1916. E. CATLEY, 5142 Secretary. . FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Funeral ,of Ngaere, the clearly beloved daughter of GILBERT and ALICE. JA.NSON, will leave her parents' residence, Nsjatitama street, at 10.30 TOMORROW (Thursday) MOENING, for tbe Nelson Cemetery. G. FLEMING & SONS, 5147 Funervl Directors. CHILDREN'S DAY. St. John's Methodist Church. NEXT SUNDAY, NOV. 19th. 11 a.m.—Key. B. Dudley, F.E.A.S. 3 p.m.—Rev. H. L. Richards. 6.30 p.m.—Eev. E. D. Patchett. Selected Hymns and Anthems by Children and Choir. Conductor : Mr 11. G. Hill. " Hark 1 While children's voices sing Loud hosannas to our King." Special offerings for Sunday School Fund. Concert and Prize-giving TUESDAY,, NOV. 21st. 5145 4%fflj££fc\ Polishes Glass. | ) MmsMmk Preve;its Sweating. IL I Prevents Moisture. \\ I IjFwiMPPWS.LAMPS/B I •I . W MOTOR SCREENS. | 1 I Beware, of Imitations. 1 \ I * • Tnde Mark on all tint. 1 \ ' ... ji'-S ObfainaWe all Ironmonjon fI, I 1 \ Mm fogloco. Jlji 5 1 , HAVE just received another . ■ heavy shipment of FUKNTTUIIB- . ana are now showing a. big .variety of , Flo^™ designs in BEDROOM SUITES m Uak, Ojlccl rjnra, and dark stained. BEDSTEADS in Wood and Brass AlUlm Duchess© Chests, Washstands Wfttdtobes, Wire Mattresses, and- all SIDEBOAfiJ>S in Oak and fiimlt, dozens to select from. .Easy Chairs, Dining and Kitchen Chairs, Extension and j^itehen Tables, md all retjuiroinonts io." ftirnish; tliel home complete. v .- v; i ;- % Lar^e stock -ttf CABPI^%U3^EBS 1 CARPET; SQU^HES, LINOLEUMS j K-UOrS, Japjßuccg and Squares at ri^ht prices. w A stroll tlmmgli our Inrgo shoTv^66iiis mil convince you of We large choice we 9ffer. .Write or call to-day. Bisley Bros. Complete House ttomhnn. Hardy-st., Nelson. »I%oafe 136.

DAINTY STYLES now showing In. ~~ ~j! **» Popular Blouse of the day is a white Voile, with It "&tf Hand** KmIIQOQ ' »mbroidered Front and Cellar. We are showing^ excelUlllilOuU iii tent assortment at prices ranging from 10/9 to 32/ '«®aete ' ' Other styles in Crepe de Chine and Jap Silk, Spring Costumes in ITI , .'■ ~ Summer fi«i«ti. mAe W Gabardine flnofiimno ouraroer costumes i* baoaraine. ; uUblllmnH Tussore Silk Pnces, 69/6 to 6 guineas. [J?!^^£_ljJ *£££% Also leading styles in Summer-weight English and Saiapoi Tweeds. Wa are showinrgood smart styles in the ever popular Sports Coats ~~" ' 1 Colourings include Pink, Sky and Saxe Blue. P Q ■ n , » Crepedeeiiinespbrts Coats, 32/6t063/- uDOPTS IlfltflsQ r: .:■■.•. Silk Knitted sports Coats, 49/6 to 63 - WjWIIOUUaiO