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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 151, 30 January 1903, Page 3

TO THE LADIES OF MOTUEKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS . A. MANOY Wishes to inform the Ladies of Motueka and Neighboring'■ Districts that MISS PERKIN£S has charge of the DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT and will guarantee to give every satisfaction. presses made at Moderate Prices. • SIGHT TESTING sPEeTaeLßsi ©PTieflL GOODS ! MY NEXT VISIT TO MOTUEKA will be during the Second Week in Febinary, from MONDAY, the 9th, to FRIDAY EVENING, the 13th, in the shop next to Messrs Rankin and Sons. Spectacles and Glasses, all prices and quality. Repairs and Re -fills during iny stay in Motueka. J. A. Chisholm, PRACTICAL OPTICTAIN, WATCH MAKER, etc. Permanent Address, Trafalgar S 4. Nelson. N.B. —hh years ; ournevman with W. Littlejohn and Son, Wellington. 27 ye: n experience. NELSON ATHLETIC & CYCLING CLUB. I GREA TEST ©ycling Carnival EVER HELD IN NELSON! TRAFALGAR PARK, MONDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY. W. MARTIN, Cnampion of America, G. SUTHERLAND, Champion of New Zealand, W. PALMER. Champion of Queensland, And other Champion Riders, WILL COMPETE IN THE GREAT £SO £SO RECORD ENTRIES IN CYCLING AND ATHLETIC EVENTS. To Start at II a.m. Admission ONE. SHILLING,, or by Art Union Ticket. *** Licensed Victualler’s, Refreshment, and Luncheon Booths, and Tea Kiosk, on the ground. E. E. JOHANSEN, barrister and Solicitor, ! High Street, Motueka. teonep to Lend On Freehold and Chattel Security at current rates of interest. DEATH. FLETT.—On January 30th, 1903, at the residence, Lower Moutere, James Flett, aged 72 years.