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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14588, 17 December 1917, Page 6

Fresh Supplies. 11 No Man's Land," by Sapper, 4/-, poste , 4/5 "Tish" (Lotitia), by " Mary Koberts Rinehart, 4/-, posted 4/5 "Tommy," Joseph Hooking . ~ "Delicia,"-Maria Corelli t " Off Shore," by » Taff ail" -I " Tall Ship," " BartiiLeus.' _The above 1/6 each, posted 1/10. "HistoHc Trenlham," a book ~the~Boys will like keeping for them,- being a descriptive account of life at rentham, fully illustrated, price 4/6, posted 4/11 "Motor Manual," j price 2/6, posted 2/9 A!f "Robinson's, BOOKsELLfcKs, HAEDY STREET. MANUEES.- Surprise Island Guano (good and cheap manure}, Blood and Bone, and Superphosphates.—Order at NEALE & HADDOW'S. FAMI SEEDS —Seed Maize (order promptly), Rape, Turnip,and fowede Seed.—Order Eeliabl Seed from NEALifI & HaDDOW. JAP SILK, Tussore Silk, Silk Blouses, Voile Blouses, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Duchess" Sets, Tray Cloths.—Fleming and Sons. KING GEORGE'S FUND FOR BRITISH SAILORS. DONATIONS to the above fund are earnestly solicited and will be received and acknowledged by the Treasurer to the Navy League, Mr Cecil King, at the National Bank, Nelsm. H. E. DUNCA.N, 'Hon. Secretary, 5041 , Navy League. ■%, . ———. __ 1 —— ■-- NOTICE TO PRIVATE CONSUMERS WE beg to inform you that we are reluctantly compelled-by reason of the heavy increase m the beer duty and the largely increased cost of production— to raise the prices .of. our Ales and Stout, which from 24th September, 1917, wiJl be as follows:— Draught Beer ... 3/-per gal., booked » ••• ,2/6 „ cash Bottled ASe ... 9/- per dpi?., quarts ■ ■' •» ••- '5/6 •». pints • Bottled Stout ...10/- „ quarts » '•• 5/6 „ pints We will pay or give credit on all empty bottles as tollows :— 2/- per dozen for Quart Champagnes. . 1/- per dozen for Pint Caampagnes. *W9- ' HARLET & SO^S. FOR SALE. COCKERELS at 12s 6d •^ each on Rail or Boat. FARMERS! A good dance to secure your breeding Male for next Season. ORDER \EARLY. CHICKENS, for pies or roasting, Is each. Tasma Poultry Farm VANGUARD STREET. 'Phone 5-54. For Our Small' Boys' GOTHAM SUITS have caused quite a run, because they're "something New and Smart, and j have a Lot o£ Hot Weather Comfort j These are made in Tussore Silk and | Poplin Materials, aad made to wash j andoome-up like new again.., . I For LitUe BoyS from 2 years to 7 j they're the Correct Suit, and just | what Mother's have beea looking after for a long time, * ' r . We have these in several Styles, j and the.Pcice3.range'from 8/11 to 22/6. j Mothers, are welcome to look . them i over. r.- • ~ -, _.. . ; .■' : THE .SUIT STOEE. To Our Friends Out of Town. We address these few -wprds particularly to People "out of Town, iii an effort to present our LABBE GHHISTMAS STOCKS OF ■ BOOTS & SHOES. In recent years Gifts have been running more and more to the practical, and never before .have...we had such Pine Assortments ready at such an early date. We beg to advise you to make early selections. Ladiss' Gfaoe Berhy Shoes, Smart Shapes, priced fr©3m 18/6 to 3.5/Men's Oiac© and Box Gaßf Derby BaSs, yp-to date in every respeot, priced from 22/6 to 60/SHOP EA.ELT AT :'■; ■ .. ■ ? NELSON.