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rpO Boot Importers and 4fanufacturets. JL We have the Eubber Stamps approved by the Footwear Inspectors. Order from us.—" Colonist" Jobbing Department. SNOW-GLOW- CLE ANSEB; Kewt-OiS Polish and Kewt-Oil Mop; No-Rub-blng Laundry Help. FfiEaH Separator Butter 1/4, Dairy 1/3, Factory 1/7. Camp and Picnic 1 Comestibles. HEALTH Foods and Cooked Cereals. Walnuts, Soft-Wll Almonds, Hazel Nuts, Brazil Nuts. - a KEEN PEAS, Tomatoes, Onions, Cherry Plums-; ohoice lot of Biscuits, Confectionery, etc. I 6950 STEWAET & CO., Nile-st. FEEE EXHIBITION.—Bring your . visitors to inspect one of the finest 1 Furniture Displays m New Zealand. [5910 LOCK'S Emporium. FREE EXHIBITION.—I4,OOO square feet floor space occupied by our magnificent stock of Furniture, etc. 6941 LOCK'S Emporium. DOCTOE, may I smoke ? Certainly, if you use the celebrated "OsbOrne" Mild Cigars.—At LOCK'S. 5942 FOR the Nerves, Doctors recommend the celebrated.hand-made " Osborne" j Mild Cigars.—LOCK, Sole Agent. 5943 TTIOE SALE;-a B.S.A. Motor Bicycle, 4i JC horae power, 3 speed countershaft , gear with coach-built side car, all in good orderj a bargain. Owner going to the front. . Apply " Urgent," Post Office, Richmond. 5737 THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS. Christmas Stationery. JACKSON & CO., LTD. 4 IAR leaving Nelson for MOTUEKA 8 \J o'clock SUNDAY Morning, December 24th. Book seats Crown Stables. 5753 NEWMAN BROS.. CAR leaving for BLENHEIM SUNDAY Morning, December24th,at7 o'clock; also Car on SATURDAY Afternoon, December 23rd, at 3 o'clock. Book Seats Crown Stables. . 5754 NEWMAN BROS. CAR leaving Nelson for the WEST COAST, Reefton and Westport, at 7 o'clock on SUNDAY Morning, December 24th. Book seats Crown Stables. 5755 NEWMAN BROS. THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS. Ebony Brushes and Mirrors. JACKSON & CO., LTD. CHRISTMAS CAROLS. THE 12th (NELSON) REGIMENT BAND wish to notify their numerous Friends and Supporters that the Band will call on them on SUNDAY MORNING, playing Christmas Carols and Hymns. > 59i4 RED CROSS FUND. THE RED CROSS DEPOT will be CLOSED from Deoember 23rd, JLSI6, till January 10th, 1917. - " J. TOMLINSON, 59*7 Hon. Secretary. RED CROSS FUND. RAFFLE OF COT AND DOLL, j DRAWN December 22nd, at Red Cross Depot. Winning number, 282 j ff. C. Henderson, Kairuru, Motueka. 5946 CONSIGN YOR CLIP TO DALGETY'S, NEALE & HADDOW'S SIDING. KELSON. Lofty and well lighted stores. Clients will oblige by forwarding specifications with wool and branding their bales distinctly. DALGETY & COMPANY, LIMITED, ..'-'- WOOL BROKERS, NELSON. •. ' .- ■ 5722 Wool. Wool. Season 1916-1917. nnHE Government having definitely deX cided to value wool at Nelson, clients consigning their clips to our well equipped stores may rely, upon having same shown to the best advantage. CHARGES. CHARGES. Oui stores being centrally situated with railway eiding enable us to handle wool at the lowest cost, growers having to pay all expenses into store, but will not be charged commission or storage. LIGHTING. LIGHTING. Every provision has been made to fill all requirements regarding light, etc. Having effected a Sew alterations as suggested by the Government supervising valuer, he now states our store, light is perfect. VALUATIONS. VALUATIONS. The First Valuation will be made first week In January, and follow at fortnightly intervals. Growers wiil be paid within 14 days of valuationr Each client will be advised of the value placed upon his wool immediately after va'uation, and will be given 48 hours in which to appeal if the price does not come up to his expectation. ADVANCES. ADYANGES. We are prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES should growers require same ponding settlement for their wool. E.BUXTON and 60, Ltd .. „ HUSON AND MOTUEKA.' 5711