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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 126, 28 October 1902, Page 1

" ; BRIDGE STREET, NELSO-H TO; 1R; jparmenter, (PRORIETORFOR THE; PAST 29 YEARS) Begs to thank his numerous Customers and the Public generally for pastpatrouage, and assures all who favor him .with a call, that they will FIND EVERY HOMF COMFORT With MODERATE CHARGES. Superior . Imported / and Coeoniae Wines. WtBOIfKSA&B AND RETAIL.

Jj?our j£ye& CAREFULLY TESTED with the Latest Appliances. A room specially •• fitted up for‘the above purpose. Perfect satisfaction, guaranteed. Spectacles at any Price. ' . Sole Agent for the RATIONAL, SPECTaCLB . They give ease to those whose Eye* weary at night. Also, a special parcel ot JKWKLLRY, WATCHES, NOVELTIES Just Arrived. J. A. Chisholm, PRACTICAL OPTICTAIN, WATCH MAKER, etc. Permanent Address, Trafalgar St. . . Nelson. N.B.—6§ years Journeyman with W. Littl*ohn and Son, Wellington. 9 year* experience.

Coach and Horses Hotel, NELSON 0. M. MAT HE SON . Proprietor. Late cf the Masonic Hotel, Havelock. undersigned wishes to inform A the residents of Motueka and and iacent districts that he has purchased the goodwill and lease of this populas Hotel. Visitor's favorir t g him with a call can depend .upon receiving the very bast of attention. The bar is stocked with the choicest brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits. The Stabling accommodation is second to none in Nelson. G. M. MATHESON, Proprietor.

PANAMA HOUSE COLLINGWOOD STREET, NELSON' THE above Establishment has be«» ' A taken iover and renovated by MR. and MRS. HE BLOIS, who will o very. endeavor to make it one of the best Boarding Establishments in the Province, Charges moderate, and every attea tion paid ,to the Travelling Public:

RIWAKATO TAKAKA THE'undersigned drives a Comfortable Four - Wheeled Conveyance between Riwaka. and Takaka, leaving Riwaka every THURSDAY MORNING at 6 o’clock, and. Takaka on the Return trip on FRIDAY at 9.40 a.m. Fare, 85... . R. FRY* Riwaka