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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14875, 25 September 1918, Page 1

li^iciiipiitad Furniture /^h Leadership! jF'R: We ara recognised .throughout the district to be ' h^jWffijlE^|^j FIRS!1 IN EVEI4ITHING PERTAINING TO tfML^ijai FURNITDEE, and we credit this to the fact ]6gSK3t • that; OVU GOODS ABE UP-TO-DATE an • sJE^SeSI SUB aud that we give yc-u BETTER J^^^^^^nß FURNITURE and BETTER / l \ I '^«L-^ you can obtain elsewhere. ... *p!a Whether your Needs be Large or Small we lo^V +« " i. , . sho W you oar Imxuense Stock. It will pay you *** U3 LOCK, Complete Furnisher inriiii... BRIDGE BTWE ET- " '

TyiNTER ills.and Spring chills soon dispelled', by using a "Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Always a comfort, never a bother, and surprisingly economical—co&xs less than a shilling a year. Ask .your chemist for a "Unique." S» t!Bf!?i% STAMPS.—Timd.Ma*fia'» ** Outfits, all classes ot Tufa mai Ink jLn*ospp»phg fox' bn*f mm * spee&tifty. <4Tfce Oolan>ci n Jflbbiaj JE>«»rtoi«j}t Q.LASSINE.---A .uniqu/9 glass polish, rair and mist resister on wind screens. Preverts steaming on windows. 2s tin., gOME people get "cold feet" whe* they read bad war news, and others when they go to bed without a 'Unique" Hot Water Bottle. Ask your chemistfor a "Unique" and you'll know what sound sleep is. "\VE'VE used a 'Unique' stopper Hot Water Bottle for over five years," writes one-user; Vand it'has never yet leaked or. given any trouble." Ask your chemist for the "Unique," it spells satisfaction. , . : I I T ETHERINE Polish-a boon to v motorists. Brightens up your carj easy of application, with lasting effect. soz c tin 2s. — T> ÜBBER STAMPS.—We manufac- i -"•* ture every class of Stamp. Call i and inspect specimens. Priceß right. ' "The Colonist" Jobbing Department. NELSON SCHOOL O¥ MUSIC. (Affiliated to tre Associated .Board. Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music, I^ondon.) TRUSTEES.'—Messrs. Cock, Gibbs, j King, C. R. Fell, W. Rout, and j Yen. Archdeacon Kempthorrie. j STAFF: 1 Principal: Julius B. Leiamer, A.R.A.M. •Teachers of* Pianbfor } teji Misses Jndson 1 and Faiihall. Mr H. S. Glaughton, L.T.C.L. Teacher of Organ: Mr H. S. CLaughton. Teachers of Singing: Messrs J. B. Lemmer and H. S. Claughtbn. Poiacher of Violin, Musical Theory, and Singing: Julius B, Lemmer, A.R.A.M. fEES.—.Discount win he allowed -It payment is made within Eight; Weeks from commencement of the term."' The full fees, and also the amounts as reduced by discount, are..as. followe:— Organs One Hour's Lesson'per. Week, md tlree hours', practice: 95s p"«r term; less discount,. 85s per term. Other Practical Subjects: One Halfhour Lesson per week; 40s, per term; less discount, 355. Two Half-hour Lessons per j|\ eek : 75b per term; less diswunt, 60s. Harmony and Counterpoint: One Half-hour per week: 35s per term; less discount, #)s. Railway Concessions. Same as to reehniod Schoo! Papil? W. T. BRUKDELLSecrotAry. Care Beef and Co., . Trafalgar Street. —— - , ,-, ■ — |> ÜBBSR STAMPS.—^« mdnafe* ■■'*r,. ture every" # cl»ss °f Stamp. m Ci£ and inspecS specimpiig Prices r%bt . f*Hw CoWuat" J«J»binir D*s»rtT9*^t Do You Want Forniture or | Fisrnisliiisgs? If You Do, we ca» supply you Direct from our Furniture Factory and Show Rooms, which are equipped with, eoni* of the best labour s^vin? machinery, an H pmnlnv »n-to date workmen, which enables us tn produce all tha t.aiaso Styles at a minimum oi cost to the purchaser. A.ll our Furniture is made from the Best Wood, perfectly (••Qaponed. From thp time the t-ree is C"t : down to the time khp goods am tiui?he(l it is handled with judgment and pkiil. Our Furniture is honest"; it will not crack or,warp. For Carpets, Rugs, Blind Hollands, Bedsteads & Beading We have the Largest Stock to Pflpct from, so if jon wnt Enrniture, come to us—THE HOME OP VALUE ! G. Fleming & Sons furniture Man^ifartuiers and Impoitcis, ;.| HARDY^STEEETJNELSON.