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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15067, 9 May 1919, Page 3

Every year the ex-Kaiser received £130,000 as' Emperor and £770,554 as King of Prussia. For Children's HackW Hough Woods' Great" Pep-er '~* '"-i""**.

O-ANDKEROHIEFF, Sox, Silk Hose. -*■■* Silk Neckwear, Swiss Neckwear', Jap. Silk, Tea Cloths, Duchess Sets, etc.—Fleming and Sons.

£JLINCHERS are the best cycle tyres for men who ride in all' weather and on alii roods. They stand up to the most trying conditions, and are guaranteed" six, nine,- twelve and fifteen months.

CiAVING a few shillings on tyres is not economy!- Fit the celebrated North British Clincher Cross Tyres, •which beat the rest in the great 5000 mile R.A.C. trial.

SHAFT Belting that bears the name of the North British Co. can always be depended upon to give the best service under all conditions. Instal it in your machine room, and watch the results against other makes. N.Z. Controllers, Hayward Bros, and Co., Christchurch.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. LICENSING DISTRICT OF NELSON. I JOHN DANIEL MOEIAETY, of Nel- , son, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain., and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at the Magistrate's Courthouse, Nelson, on the sixth day of June, 191!), »t twelve o'clock n< on, apply for a Certificate authorising the isaue bf a* Publican's License for a house situate at Bridge street, Nelson, conta ning ten rooms exclusive of those required for the use of the family, and known as the Exchange Hotel. -. Dated at Nelson the 2nd of May, 1919. J. D. MORIAETY, : Applicant. ~ Pitt and Moore, Applicant's Solicitors. Nelson. . . . . 2412-

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'fittg tfe Caat •^H at Hljoksak / /iL^JsWtiV - ave"iV'is-coat made to V^T^r^i ll:'*\' your own measurcv/jMmmMf4 ments Ly rilaiL AU \ m S%~_yßgg®J~*Jj y°u need do is to write • firif hi |1 lIS J ' for the patterns and -f/ll' Hal Hi " ? asy foi'm o£ measur-, ■ftll'" tifit l\ mB« ~X°.u -select ,the II i "ill material in the quiet jji^l "■Him • °f your own home, and \%-i* MIP? put your measurements IjT |: |i<!l||i|'i' on the chart, .which is II I M Iliai a most simple one. All JI ji 1 ||.tji . the risk of litting you i 9 111 'i Witt an(^ pleasing you in II n ' Bill "workmanship is taken II HI PSi by me. I promise to at II h •■l 1 once '-'refund your mjfc fcjbltp - money if you are not Tgnßp IJkP pleased with your purMr^ \"^ ' chase. Not only do you fn \ save 20/-, hut you have Iff \ the extra satisfaction of off (La' - . having your coat made ». -. 'w •' v: to order. Your own style copied if pre- - 65/-. Tailored ferred at 65/-, 75/s to your own 85/-, 95/-, 105/-. Write measurements. to-night. ' John n.Glasson chttwcf

Phosphatic GIJANOS Surprise Island :. • ■ ■• (•■ ■ and Walpolelsland Shipments of these two valuable Guanos are now due and are obtainable from all fertilizer- merchants. Surprise Island Guano is already well-known and has given the greatest satisfaction. Walpole Island Guano is a higher grade Guano of dark chocolate colour. Both Walpole and Surprise may be used alone" or in mixtures. A well-known Analyst reports :— ".Thelarge amount of Carbonate of Lime present would make it a very valuable fertilizer to apply tolana deficient in this matter (sour soils). Thjs together with the Guanas citrate soluble Phosphates should render it • eminently fitter for application direct ■to any land needing Phosphates." Ask yonr fertilizer dealer for pamphlet—"Profitable Manuring"-^ write the agents of The New Ansiral Guano Co., Cathie,Deinpster :<bCp., Box 959, Wellington, for a FREE copy. :■ 3i