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Nelson Evening Mail, 16 September 1916, Page 4

Quick despatch to obstinate colds is certain with "NAZOL." Some drops taken cm l«mp sugar ot inhaled', a little rubbed on the chest, that simple treatment has made thousands well. Is 6d buys 66 doses.

TYREE'S Vestibule "- FOB THE LATEST IN Art ■"• Portraiture TYREE'S STUDIO, TRAFAI/GAR STEEET •PHONE 462. SEED BASfcLEY . SEED, OATS, PEAS, WHEAT, POTATOES, ETC. Choicest Grain. NEALE AND HADDOW. CJTTIVT INSURANCE OFFICE. O-U-'XM INSURANCE OFFICE. Tie "SUN" is the Oldest Purely - FIRE OFFICE in the World. , CTaimsVarranged by the Local Agents nd paid "with, promptitude and. LiberUty. . 'Rate3 of premium and other information may be obtained from the underugaed. -V GEORGE M. ROUT. Chief Agent.

ANY SUM LENT From- £6 to £2O Apply L. W. BATJTTNP Nelson Agent, E. CANN, 129 Trafalgax-«t. Nelson. FOR SALE—TOMATO SEED. "BED BOCK"—A -wonderfully fine variety, extraordinarily solid, and free from excess of -water, smooth as an apple,. red as it is? possible .to be. No sort is Its superior in texture or flavour. An extraordinary heavy producer and an excellent shipper. Price 2s per oz. "NORTHERN LATITUDE"—A decided novelty of high merit because of its early ripening habit and ereat productiveness, -Most productive in fruit borne in clusters of 5 and 8 and very many clusters. Fruit deep red and perfectly round. Price 4s per oz NOTE.—Both tie above special varieties are highly recommended for our requirements and preference will be 'given to these in our purchases of Tomatoes next season. S. KIRKPATRICK and Co., Ltd. Nelson Jam Factory.

South British INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital £2.000,000 Accumulated Funds over £750,000 FTBE AND MARINE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCES Including— Employers' Liability, Compensation Tinder the Workers' Compensation Acta, Mortgage Indemnity, Public Risks, Per-1 aortal Accident, either singly or in conjunction -with sickness benefits; Bnrg- , Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, «tc., ~. ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. City—Robertson Brothen Motueka—W. Mclnnre v Richmond—W. R. May Wakefield—lvo Tunnicuffs - Takaka—-J. J. Langridge and Co. Oollingwood—rW. G. Riley and So. Upper Montere—C. F. J. Bookman* „•• 3F. Moloney. --Mur^Mon—■W. F.; Dimtfadi*. , Wakapnaka—S. Y. Wearing * lMrp«; anli W. Tornar