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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14619, 25 January 1918, Page 1

First Grand GSearasice MfiW ON. Send for Pricn List To-day. It's Free. "NOVELTIES.

I A Great Deal of the (Mjh : \ i Comfort of the Home jFx i \ Depends on the selection of Cosy and iS^^filL- | j Artistic Furniture. i j^rcfflJFßj^ y • We are experts in the selection of |pwwmw^|j| j Furniture, and a visit to our Big Show v|p IllllllllirSj ]I I* ! Rooms will convince you of the Artistic Jf" _, Of i' | Nature cf the goods handled by us. \**~ •** ]' i Every piece is solid and durable, and those about to <! | Furnish or Re-furnish should inspect cur Extensive and |i i Up-to-Date Stocks before making a decision. | i I £lp|p@ Complete Furnishing ;> I Llluli w Emporium,, ; >• NO HILLS TOO 3TEESP-K0 ROADS TOO MUDDY FOR THESE FAMOUS CARS. Call arid let us prove it. The Car that makes Friends every whore will make a Friend of YOU, Pre-eminent in the Hardest Service. Perfect under all the Exacting Loqal Conditions. Read thsse Specifications s^-Sigh Tension Magneto; Floating Ilear Axle; Electric parting and Lighting, absolutely Eeliahle; Pump Lubrication | Detachable Wheels and Spare; Electric Horn; Rain Vision Wind Screen; One-man Hood; Tools, etc., all complete. "Now come and see the Car; have a Trial Run, and you will agree with us that at V It Is the Finest Proposition ever placed before the Nelson Public. ; Get down to Bedrock, and investigate Valugs; investigate Construction, Accessibility, Nafcural Biding Qualifies, Finish, Appearance, and yoa will never be satisfied until YOU ARE A PROUD OWNER, FIRST in 1883—FtoSS^SST E¥iS SIMCE, I Sieve-Grip Motor Tractors | § For all Agricultural Work. | g We invite inquiries for particulars of these 2 S / MOSEY-SAVERS, of^ whicfc^ there are 61 , ■-.?. \\ - working in New Zealand to-day. i |[ '^t;:us.ihj9p^;ypui'p]ropeTty 9 :aiidwe>ill then H :§ tell what the SAMSON can do on it. ' % § NELSON DISTRICT AGErfTS FOE % g OLIVER PLOWS, HARVESTING, Etc., TOOLS %

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