Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XVII, Issue 274, 2 December 1882, Page 1

SF® j9l 3KT C 3 ""V C3r OC^ J£^ IBS? * Tfl VERETT BROS., Direct Importers of GENERAL DRAPERY, ■I J^ MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &c, have much pleasure in directing the attention of intending purchasers of FANCY GOODS that they have just opened up an immense assortment of new lines in Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Gifts, Xmas. Trees, Bazaars, '&c, which they will offer at the inducing price of SdL'ls., and %$. Qd. each article, to effect a speedy clearance. EVBBBTT' BROS., Direct Importers of General Drapery, ■Clothing, Millinery, etc., etc., Bridge Street.

W. ROUT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE, & COMMISSION AGENT, HARDY STREET, NELSON. npRANSFERS or CONVEYANCES of JL LAND under the "Land Transfer Act " effected, at charges fixed by the Act, also, MORTGAGES and RE-LEASE'S POWERS of ATTORNEY prepared, and LEASES drawn. Lund hired or let, bought or sold, on commission. Money invested on Mortgage Securities or in Bank and other Shares. Money lent on Freehold Security at current rates of interest. Rents on Land or Interest on Mortgages, &c, collected. Houses hired or let, bought or sold, on Commission. House rents collected. Taxes and Insurances } aid, and repairs or insurances effected as required. Valuations made in town or Country for purchases, sales, or for Stamp and Succession Duty. FOR SAL E, ON VJERT EASY TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS — 48. A 7 rocmed Houee with 7 acres L^nd, at Waktfisld, for £320, or with 21 acres £500. 132. Three Acreq of pood Land, with a Seven-roomed House and Stable, etc., in St. Viur ent-street, for £600. 137. A comfortable 7-r.omed House, with lar^e Garden at Richmond, conveniently situated, for £140 148. A Brick-built House with iron roof, and Garden weil planted with Fruit Tree?, within flee, minutes' walk of N:-lson Posc-cffice, £145. 147. A Farm of 72 Acres at Wakefield, fcalfatniie from ihe Station, fenced and in paddecks, good Homestead aud Orchard, with ten acreß suitable for bop?, for £600. 148. A choice Garden of Half-au-acre, in Hardj-stre.r, for £350. 149 A Nine-roomed House, with pleasant Garden, iv Tasman-screet, for £400. 153 A Profitable Business in one of the best streets in Nelscn ; oniy a moderate capital required. 154. Ffty acres of good Latd, with an Eleven-roomed Housa and Outbuildings in GclJen Bay, for £600, a barI fi&iu. 155. 117 feet of Land in St. Vincent-street, i by 291 feet deep, for £60. 156. Six-roomed House with large garden (three roods) filled uith fruic trees in fall bearing, at lower end of Rus-sell-street Nortb, £270. 157. Comfortable Plouse and Garden in . Russell-street South, £140 158. A convenient Building AHolmeafc of flat Land in WHshioeton Valley, 51ft by 110 ft, for £50 159. A superior Acre of Lind in Broughamstreet, near the Ladieb' College, cheap T O L E T. ; 45. Three Hundred Acna of Land in the Moutere en an improving lease, at a low rental, for a loug term of years. : I 47. A Fifty^acre Farm at Hope, near the Railway Statioo, uith comfortable Residence, etc., at a lew rental for a term of years. 48. A superior Shop ar.d Dwelling in Bridge Street, at 1 2s 6d per week. MONEY TO LEND on approved Freehold Security. , AGENT FOR THE " SUN " INSURANCE COMPANY. IF this should meet the eye of George Longhaie, or any member of bia family, they are requested to communicate at once with the undersigned, as it will be lo their advantage to present a tootb respectable ap- | pearance. — Fredk. MAIN, Solicitor for U.e v CrowD," and the Longhair estate. 4012 F R U ITS! ' (f) k: -*J ~*<« £ g N S 3! at** g* 5 r— ■> W | 1 r-rj :=S "" a§W - m c ~ • & g «r*o°# fci H4 la i

Has just opened up another shipment of DRESS ! STUFFS Including a Splendid Assortment of JSTIJN© I ' VEILINGS. <ST Special- attention is directed to a case of English Millinery, wMeh will be sold cheap to clear. -^— — :0 : Dress and Mantle-making under efficient management. Fit and style guaranteed. MOURNING- "ORDERS receive prompt attention. Charges moderate. James 'B&rti a ' a ''i£ m, LANCASHIRE HOUSE BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON.

LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. ; Capital „ £2,000,000 Income £1,700,000 ALL classes of FIRE RISKS, in Town or Country, taken at Current Rates. Claims settled>ithout reference elee whereRates of premium and every other information may be bad at the Office of the underBigned. JOHN^H. COCK & CO., Agents. „ HP HE SWISS LLOYD MARINE 1- INSURANCE COMPANY. The Company are prepared to issue Policies j on Gold, Wool, aud other Produce and Merchandise to and from Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, Intercolonial and Riverine Ports, j E-,st Indies, Mauritius, Java, China, and United States, at the lowest current rates of premium. OPEN POLICIES ISSUED Agents for Nelson: JOHN H . COCK& CO. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Suvtscßih&v Capital £1,000,000 In 50,000 Shareß of £20 each. Unlimited Liability of Large Body of Shareholders, resident throughout the Colony. Invested Funds £180,000. Bankers : Colonial Bank: of Ne?t Zealand. Head' Office '.Auckland* Prompt and Liberal ia Settlement, Popular and progressive. Premiums (Ist year) 1872-3 £34,032. Premiums (6th year) 1877-8 £134,961. Losse prornj tly pi>id at any Agency, at option of insured. MARINE.— Vessels, Freight, Cargo, etc. insured to and from United Kingdom, America, China, Mauritius, Australia, Fiji, and South Sea Islands. FIXE — Buildings and their contentß, Sbips in Dock, lusured against Loss by Fire. BRANCHES AND AGENCIES : London, San Francisco, and tlirotighout New Zealand and Australian Colonies. NELSON SUB-AGENTS : T. R. Hordek & Co Richmond . W. Painton Wakefield J. S Edelsten Motueka Thomas A. Cook Takaka W. C. Riley ..Coliingwooa SCL ANDERS & CO., AGENTS, NELSON. Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company of N- Zealand NELSON BRANCH. FIRE, Marine, and Guarantee Poicies issued at current rates. Prompt and Liberal Settlement of C'aims. Large and Influential Colonial Proprietary. A. A. SCAIFE, Chief Agent for 3022 Nelson and Marlborougb. FOXHILL INN, Adjoining Foxhill Railway Station , JOHN GAUKRODGER, Proprietor. Suiteß of Rooms for Visitors. Stable and Paddock accommodation. Saddle and Harness Horses snd Conveyances on Hire. figf The West Coast Coach leaves Wednesdayp, at 7 a.m. 4005 W. HINDMARSH, OHAR-EBROKER O AND MINING AGENT, REEFTON. _t. THE BEST-KNOWN FERTILIZER FOR HOPS, VINES, FRUIT TREES, &c , is PURE UNSTEAMED BONEDUST. The underdgned have still on hand, a few tons cf f heir own manufacture, at lowest rates. Also, on Sale : all kinds of PRODUCE FIREWOOD in lengths to suit customers. . COALS : Newcastle, Grej mouth, and Westport, delivered at lowest prices. ig*T All Orders promptly executed. Lock Bros., Steam Chaff-cutting; and Corn-crushing Mills, CITY WhIGHBRIDGE, 4077 WAIMEA-ST., NELSON " PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE. Apply Mrs T. C. BATCHELOR, ,^33Q Waimea-street.

IT /"M TT *!\T d » <# \»s XJI JL^ j^J A TRAFALGAR STREET Nelson Gity Steam Bakery. nPHE undersigned begs to return his thahka to the Public for the confidence bestowed in L Mm duriog the 23 years he has conducted business in NelsoD, and be wishes now to draw attention to the fact that, be' has lately! imported from England a most complf te Plant of THE LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY for the MANUFACTURE OF BISCUITS etc., by STEAM. In adding tbesd-to hia pnvi.us Plant, he has been actuated by the wish to keep pace wi.h growing requirements,, and \6 enable him I o supply his Customers with an article equal in all respects to what might be obtained in the first establishments of larger Cities. .. ' , ...;■■: In the manufacture of WEDDING,, BIRTHDAY, and CHRISTENING CAKES, PASTRY, &c, be continues to siipesintend at every etage, and by tbe utmost care and attention 'being used at all timee, he is satisfied that his Goods will continue to meet with appreciation Biscuits sold Wholesale and Retail, and supplied in Tins of 2,?7, abd Hlbs, suitable for family uss, and to be bad ajso at all the principal Stores. PASTRYCOOK AND CONFECTIONER, TRAFALGAR-STREET, KEL f ( }■ .

THE J^ TRADE. IT is with fullest confidence ROBERT SNODGRASS invites the public of Kelson to try samples of his three : standard qualities of PURE BLENDED TEAS, which he has for convenience named — No 1, HIBEKNIA BLEND, 2'~ No. 2, BRITANNIA BLEND, 2/8 No. 3, CALEDONIA JBIiEND, .«.'/- Th se TEAS are pronounced by bij numerous friends and customers who regularly use them, to be much eupericr in flavor, qublity, and v»lue to auv of the spurious Teas imported ia packet?, and indeed to those obtainable anj where else at the same prices ; but comparison boiog the only <rue Kst of value, plet.se obtain samples, and compare them aitb rbe TEAS you purchase elsewhere. o t^-Sold in Packets, Bo^es, itod Cheats of »ny weight by P C\WV Q W n f\P D A QQ Wholesale and Retail liU-Dili UilUjUullAuUj GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Hardyr.at. » <t ha Wocd , itid /Washington Valley.