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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 7 November 1910, Page 8

SALE BY AUCTION. By order of the Mortgagee and under the conduct of the -Registrar of the Supreme Court at Nelson. Messrs bisley bros. and go. have received, instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to sell by auction, at their auction rooms, Hardy-street. Nelson, on iSATURDA"i, the j.sth day of Novembei", 1910, at 12 noon. All that parcel of land situated in the said City of Nelson, bein- lot 2 on a plan deposited in the Lands Registry OlHce. Nelson, as No. 33, showing the sub-divisions of sections No. 837 and 838 (inter alia) on the .plan of the said City, which said 'parcel of land is bounded on. the North 77 links by Hampdenstreet West, on the East 151 links by Gorrie-street, on the south 77 links by Lot 28, on the said deposited plan, and on the West 151 links by Lot No. 1 on the said deposited plan. Application to sell and estimated value of .property can be seen at the office of the Registrar free of charge. TERMS: CASH. For further particulars apply to BISLEY BROS. AND CO., Auctioneers, Or FELL AND ATKINSON. Solicitors, Nelson. MOTUEKA YARDS. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1 p.m. sharp. Present Entries. 15 First-class Draught Horses, from 2 to 6 years old, broken and unbroken. 8 2 and 3-year-olds, by Brockle;gh. 16 Express and L : ght Harness Horses. 1 Stallion, Lord Ran^urly. 8 Head Prime Fat Cattle. 4 Cows, in full profit-. ICO 2-tooth Wethers (shorn) 60 Wether Hoggets. _ 16 Forward Store Pigs. 9 Weaners. . 12 Head Young C&.tle, to 2 years. g. > 'g _ Further Entries&.Sol®itod. J. IL^AJSpyIN, mm. THE NEW FRUIT COLONY. ciif'V re - ? *•' ■- SITUATE AT THE MOUTERE BLUFFS. '[N A VALLEY THAT WILIL SOON BECOME FAMOUS?# ,P ROWING Apples for ejgwrt is the VU~ soundest commercial proposition in fruit culture to-day. If local prices are not satisfactory, there is an outlet in the Northern Hemisphere which offers an unlimited ma.rket at very satisfactory prices. The highest authorities in the Dominion positively assert that parts of the Moutere Hill Country are IDEAL Foil THE GROWING OF EXPORT APPLES—AppIes of perfect colour, close texture, and carrying and keeping quality. Orchards here a.nd there on the hills confirm this assertion. There are apple and. pear trees to be seen which., although they have received scant attention in the way of pruning and cultivation-, have carried big crops of splendid fruit for over thirty years. Recent plantations on the Hills compare more than favourably with young trees in other parts of the province. The finest apples that Tasmania produces are grown on land similar to that of the Moutere. The Estate has been sub-divided into TWENTY-ONE LOTS, and there are now Only 8 Sections Left. TASMAN is Easily the Pick of the MOUTERE Hill Country. lud ACRES OF PERFECT SLOPES FOR APPLE GROWING. (Easy Slopes—not Hills.) ACRES of rich swamp land that will grow wheat, potatoes, hops, stone fruits—practicaliy anything. Tasman has an arterial drain running through it for over a quarter of a century. Tasman is on the seaboard, and has two ports—Motueka on the north and the Western Entrance on the south. It is estimated' that the cost of handling at Tasman, compared with the average inland orchard, w-ould alone provide a saving which would repay interest on Tasman land three times over. Tasman land is selling Teadily, and numerous orchards will 'bo planted there next year. The Export Trade is in its infancy. Secure the land now while prices are at bedrock. " The Man Who Looks Ahead is the Man Who Gets Ahead." EASY TERMS : 10 per cent 'deposit; 23£ per cent on February 20th, 1911; and the balance (two-thirds) may be paid any t:me up to.five years at 5 per cent interest. Further information may be obtained fror * ARTHUR McKEE, Rotherfield Orchard, Riwaka. Telephone 23, Motueka Exchange. WANTED KNOWN, Custom* F«rrr> can be had at the "Mail Office. WHEN YOU CATCH COLD, Do not take any chances of wear--'ricr it away, or experiment with ■seme doubtful preparation which •■vill only half cure it at the best, ana leave the bronchial t-u'b s weakened and susceptible to attack from the tji-rms of consumption. Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds •lot only stops 'the cough 1 , but heals ind strengthens the lungs, and provents serious efifetcs from a cold. Small dose. Pleasant to take_ Every oottle guaranteed. Price Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable Everywhere.* WHAT CONSTIPATION MEANS. Consripation resembles nothing so uuch as the stopping of the sewerage system of a city, and you know th-© v.itbreak of disease that would result f this should happen. Then try to realise A he danger to yourself if you allow your bowels to become clogged. The poisonous matter which should pass off is absorbed into the blood, which is the cause of numerous diseases. When you are troubled this waj' there is .-just one thing to do —get •; box of Chamberlain's Tablets. They cleanse and invigorate the stomach and bowels, and clear the system of all foul accumulations and restore it to a normal condition.— Sold Everywhere.*