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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 44, 14 January 1902, Page 2

Fruit Trees Fruit Trees. WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR ONE OF THE Largest Nurseries in Victoria. All the best varieties, guaranteed true to name, will be sold at prices far below anything ever sold in the. District. Igp” Keep your Orders until you have seen our Catalogues and Prices. IRaninn anb Sons, MOTUEKA. W. Rout and Sons, AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, &c., &e. —o — Nelson Auction Rooms, Hardy-street, Nelson. Cash advanced on Growing Crops. Hops, Wool, etc. LOST , Between Motueka and Uppei* Moutere, a Ladies HUNTING CROP. Finder re warded on leaving same at Star Office. ! f | FOR SALE, CHEAP: I My Apiary having increased be- | yond mv requirements, lAtave a | few Strong Colonies .of Bees in j Langstroth Hives jor sale. All in ! full Work and-'" good order, and | safeiv porkerTfor carriage by land i or sea. Apply to C. J. J3ARTi LETT, Motueka I FOR SALE , : SIX YOUNG Shortj horn strain. Apply to E BOXES, Riwaka.. ! INSTITUTE HALL, MOTUEKA. j WEDNESDAY, Jan 15th. Cornwall ilFamlhg OF Bellringers, Comedians, Vocalists, j Instrumentalists, I Eccentric Terpsichorean and Specialty Artists. •‘The Cornwall combination may truthfully be described as one of the best that has as yet appeared before Colonial patrons. We have heard other bellringers, and we do them no discredit when we say that the Cornwalls are second to none.”— Vide Press. Our Comedians have been very aptly described as “Whirlpools of foaming fun, and are more excruciatingly funny than any circus. Usual Prices. GEO. CATHRO, Touring Manager. Anchor Shipping & Foundry Company, Limited Sailings from Nelson—- ’ FOR WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH j AND HOKITIKA, via NELSON, j THE WAVERLEY, Wednesday, 15th inst, at 10 a.m. FOR WANGANUI And WELLINGTON. THE KENNEDY, Wednesday, 15th inst, at 7 p.m. ! FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT, i THE CHARLES EDWARD, Early.