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Motueka Star, Volume IV, Issue 153, 6 February 1903, Page 1

tßoyat S^ofsl, BRIDGE STREET, NELSO.* Wl. IR. fparmenter, CPRORIETOR FOR. THE PAST2Q YEARS) Begs to thank his numerous Customer and the Public generally for past patronage, and assures all who favor him with & ' call, that they will FIND EVERY HOMf ‘ COMFORT with MODERATE CHAR* GES. Superior. Imported and Colonial Wines. WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL. SIGHT TESTING^ ©PTIBHL <S©©l>S ! MY NEYT VISIT TO MOTUEK4 will be during the Second Week in February, from MONDAY, th@ Uth, to FRIDAY EVENING, th® /. 13th, in the shop next to Messrs Rankin and S ms. Sp>eetacles and Glasses, all prices and quality. Repairs and Re -fills during my stay in Motueka. J. A. Chisholm, PRACTICAL OPTICTAIN. WATCB MAKER, etc. Permanent Address, Trafalgar St. Nelson. N.B.—6| years ’ourneyman with W. Littlejohn and Son, Wellington. 27 years experience.

Coach and Horses Hotel, NELSON. O. M, MA T H ESQ N* Proprietor. £.*/##/ tht Masonic Hotci t HttvtUtft. THE undersigned wishes to inform *lie residents of Motueka and and iacent districts that he has purchased the goodwill and lease of this popular Hotel. Visitors favoring him with a call can depend upon receiving the vary best of attention. The bar is stocked with the choicest brands of Ales, Wina# and Spirits. The Stabling accommodation is second to none in Nelson. G. M. MATHESON Proprietor. PANAMA HOUSE COLLINGWOOI) STREET* NELSON JHE above Establishment has Dee* taken over and renovated by MIL and MRS. DE RLOIS, who will us* every endeavor to make it one of th« best Hoarding Establishments in th# Province Charges moderate, and every attorn tson paid to the Travelling Public: