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Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15203, 16 October 1919, Page 1

NEW BOOKS. French's 1914, 15s. Mr Punch's Book on the War, 13s 6i3* Chambers' Moonlight Way, ss. Ethel Dell's Lamp of the Desert, 59. George Cibbs' The Black Stone, ss. Sterret's Jimmy the Sixth, ss. Dixon's Way of a Man, ss. Port's Uncle Abner, ss. ; Hough's Lage Brushers, ss. Mason's His Wife's Job, ss. DeprerKfs Embers, ss. Eonner's Miss Maitland, Private Secret tary, SS. G. S. Porter's Daughter of the Land, S£« Mission Furniture parts 1. 2. 3., 3seMlg Kyne's VsStey of the Giants, ss. Cooke's The Threshold, es. -Scott's Mary Regan, ss. Three Years with the New ZeaJandters 6s, by Colonel C. H. Weston, D.S.B a TROUT FISHING TACKLE. NEW STOCKS JUST TO HAND. Rods, Flies, Minnows, Casts, Traces^ Waders, and other lines. J. E. HOUNSELL & Co., Limited. NELSON. -KershawY Engineering Works, WAIiWEA STREET, NELSON. CS7"E are now in th« position to ?? EXECUTE ENGINEERING WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 0X1? ACETONE WELDING done ixj all details. WYLLIE'S PATENT ARTIFICIAI! LEGS supplied and absolute satisfac* fcion guaranteed. JAMES WYLLiE, PROPRIETOR. 'Pliono 473. 'THEY wear out slowly—the North' x British Hot Water Bottle wit& the patent "Unique" Stopper-—the sign of satisfaction. Their merit giros pleasure to both retailer and buyer. nPHERE are eighty different kinds of ■■• rubber, but only one grade—the best—goes into the famous tight-seam Unique Hot Water Bottle made by the North British Rubber Co. Look for, the "Unique" Stopper. WORTH British Belting keeps the x^ machines working satisfactorily., Year in, year .out, it spells efficiency and economy. Ask.your, local deaJes to give you full details with regard to prices and particulars. ' .:■■ —_■■.. i ' ■■•< JJQGG & CO.'S'SPARKLING AIM, I, : in piat and quart bottles, also jars; A fine invigorating tonic. Ring ap ,47. !■' . • HELSOM ■-'. ■ mvrmmi caii company. i DISTEICT AGENTS FOE Gars Trycks Tractors jpares stccM and mtmwo&'at & hottest notte I PBLCIiIS. \- Touring Cars £251 Runabout* ... ... £241 Trusks £241 Tractors • • £335 AU deliverad Neison. TO FORD OWNERS. We specialise in Ford Repairs only, tfhieh meass Economy arid Proficiency* %i your l!\>M to as for attention. Plume 672. 1397 > NELSON C0;-O0L OF MUSIC. (Affiliated to tho Associated 3oard r Rpya I Academy of Musio anfi Royal Goliago of Music, London.) TRUSTEE S—Messrs'. Cock, Gibba, King, 0. R. Fell, W. Rout, and Veu. Archdeacon Kempthorne. STAFF: Principal: Julius B f*errin)er, A.R.A.Mj Teachers of Pianoforte: Miss K. Fairhall, L.A.8., Miss Vida Wilding,. L.A.8., and Mr H. S. Claughton. L.T.C.L. Teacher of Organ; Mr H. S. Claughton. Teachers of Singing: Messrs. J. B* Lemmer and H. S. Claughton. Teacher jf Violin Musical Theory, ancj Singing: JuHur B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. FEES.—Discount will be allowed if payment is -made within Eight "Weeks from comroenceirtent of the term. The full fees, aud also the amounts as ro* duced by discount, are as follows:— Organ.—One hour's lesson per week, and three hours' practice, 95s pet term; less discount,. 85s per term. Other Practical Subjects.—One half-* hour lesson per week, 40s per tennj less discount, 355. Two half-hour les* sons per week, 75s per term; less discount, 655. . Harmony and Counterpoint.—One half-hour per week, 35b per term j less discount, 30s. Railway Concessions.—Same as fca Technical School Pupils. W. T. BRUNDELL, Secretary, Care Begg and Co., Trafalgar Street. r ■ ii HAWKiKS'S QTABLES. COLLINGWOOD. |ITORSES and Vehicles, on Hire. • fl-*- Good Stabling, Parties driven to all v >arts of the district. Coafihos leave Collingwood as under,* For Puponpa: Tuesdays uui Fridays. For Rockville and Bainham: Mondays, Wednp^days and Fridays. For Mang.in'raii: Every Wednesday. F. G. HAWKmS^ ft*p» tint*