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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 119, 3 October 1902, Page 2

Spring Goods. To Our Customer?. We beg to advise thcpt we have ?u>w opened up our NEW SEASON'S GOODS, comprising all the Latest and Most Fashionable Shades. and Patterns -in Cambrics, Muslins, Prints, Mercerised. Patterns, JBlou ■ sings, and Seasonable Dress Goods. Our Show Room Is replete, the Newest Shapes s'? and Choicest Goods in Hats and Triminings, together with cfl the Best Makes in Corsets and Gar - rizentsfor Ladies' aixd Childrens* wear too hunisroils to particzdarise. Gent’s Suits to Measure. A Large aad Varied Selection of New and Handsome Patterns to choose from for above, together with latest things in Ties, Collars,Shirts, Hats, etc., an Inspection of which will well repay yon Our Aim Has always been to provide the , BEST POSSIBLE QUALITY FOR A MODERATE PRICE, and Customers will Jind this season’s stock no conception to that ride. JtemW and Sons, MOTUEKA.

Extension Motueka Wharf Separate Tender^ Are invited, for Labor Only for EXTENSION OF MOTUEKA WHARF. Tenders to he in at the Board’s otiice, Motueka Wharf, by NOON on MONDAY, 6th October. Plans and specifications to he seen at Mr Akersten’s Store, the Port, Nelson, Wednesday and Thursday, Ist and 2nd October ; and on Friday and Saturday at Motueka Wharf. Also, for Ironwork connected with the above. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted for either work. J< S. WRATT, Chairman Wharf Board.

Wanted, TWO GOOD FLAX CUTTERS. Seven Shilling's per ton. Applv NEWS OFFICE, Takaka.

Wanted, A BOY, for.' Horse General Blacksmith! E. A. KNAPP. Shoeing and ng. Apply to

jfor Sale, GOOD DAIRY COW, due January. Four years old. Apply, SCHOOL HOUSE, Lower Moutere.:

J. GLASGOW, BA RRISTER AND SO LI Cl TOR t . Nbfwich Union Chambers, STREET, NELSON. MO HEY TO LEND on Mortgages of Freehold Land at from 4| per cent*