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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14540, 18 October 1917, Page 1

, .-"FMW ._7E&&,ANO,- fIMITCft. MUBfT jj»oen*e Kaokflft* &*' tha Office bofar® thoy embark. I Steamers will b« doapattthed a» tsasJta*, I wfe&s&Mnr and otfcor Giroamgn&aiao&s i p«n»itiiiiß. PIOTON AND -WBtiXilNttroil. i *Pateena, Thursday, Oct 18, 10 a.in. *Pateena, Saturday, Oct 20,10 a.m. •Pateena, Tuesday, Oct 23, 10 a.m. *Pateena, Thursday, Oct 25,, 10.30 a.m. *Pateena., Saturday, Oct 27/6.30 a.m,| *Pateena, luesday, Oet 30, 9.30 a m. * Wireless Telegraphy. PASSPOETS. Travellers to any place outside the £omihion are reminded it is advisable to obtain passports, and that it is necessary to make early application to Government for them. Berth's will be reserved on presentation of tickets only. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line of Royal Mail Steamers, by the Canadian-Australian Royal Mail Line via Vancouver, and San JYancisco Royal Mail Line, via San Francisco. For furtuey oarticulora apply OFFICE, Port Nelson. gHIFPINC AND JTIOUNDRY £JOMPANY, J^TD. Passengers MUST procure Tickets at the Office before they embark. Steamers will be despatched as under, weather and other circumstances permitting:— | WESTPORT, GRKYMODTH, AMD HOKITIKA. Early, ! WELLINGTON DIRECT. KAITOA, Early. NELSON TO MOTOEKA. KOI, Saturday, Oct 20, 6 am. MOTUEKA TO NELSON. KOI, Saturday, Oct 20, 9 a.m.

I HPHE saving of a few shillings over ■*■ cheap Motor Tyres may prove expensive economy. The expenditure of J a little extra, if necessary, for Clincher, Cross British Tyres will prove a sound investment. They don't fear rough roads. OUBBER STAMPS.—PIao® jnw, -■""t* orders with us and' ©ncprir&gfl . Local Industry. Numerous desigaa ta | select from. "Tine Colonist" Jobbing BeparfejEftßfe; 'Phone 554. 92 Yanguard-st., Nelson, FBANK GIB PONS, Proprietor. TTTILLTY White Leghorns and Buff %J Orpingtons, bre^ from the best Colonial and English laying strains (specially imported;. Good constitution and heavy layers of marketable eggs. "White Leghorn Sittings, 15 eggs 10s, posted Is 6d extra. Incubator Lots, £2 per hundred. Buff Orpington, 15s and 7s (id, postage extra. |J Breeding Pens fr,om 7s 6d each hen; Cockerels from 15s j DAY-OLD CHICKS to order, 123 doz. Call and Inspect. , ' 2658 WAKEFIELD-NELSON MOTOR SERVICE. ON and after TUESDAY, August 21st, 9-seater Cadillac Car will ran daily between Wakefield and Nelson. Leave Wakefield 8.45 a.m. ; leave Tattersall's Siables, j.- elson, 4 j>.in. Pares-: Wakefield to Nelson, return, 5/-; Brightwater, 4/-; Richmond, 3/-. 3429 LYALL DUNCAN SLUBBER STAMPS.—We manufc* **"• mre ©very cl&as of Stamp. '.'*] and inspect specimens. Prices rigba. "The Coioniai" Jobbing DeDarttneni Keep tho old Flag fiying. Trade imperially by always riding the British made Clincher Cross Car Tyres and A-Won Motor Cycle Tyres made for rough use on hard roads by. the North British Rubber Co. Wholesale Hayward Bros., Ltd.

MISS GOODWIN, Stationer, of Talcaka, has been appointed an agent for sale of " Tfoa Qolonfst." Copies of the day'» issuej may be obtained tlie same afternoon. BOSTD, FINNET&CO., of "The Colonist. 1' \ September Ist, 1915, JJUBBER STAMPS.—We manufacture every clasa of Stamp, usdl and inspect epocimens. Prices rigH. "The Colonist" Jobbing Deparimajrt. CAUTION. ! I|"N onnseq^R-nce of.. .copies of "The■ _» Oolonisi-." being taken from premises after delivery by our runners, especially from business pstabhsliruen fes in Trafalgar, 'Hardy, and Bridge-streets, we hereby i notice that anyone detected so interfering | with "The Colonist ' will be preSQCUtad without respect to persons. BONT>, FEKNIST & CO., i ''Proprietors of •■« Th« Colonist. ;