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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XX, Issue 92, 19 April 1886, Page 3

WANTED at once— a good GENERAL SERVANT in town ; good wages.—A young MAN for Gardening and G< nera! Work. Au aMAJRIUkDCOUI J L w .forthe Country. A SiiOl' TO LET. Apply at HUtFAM'S Libor Exchange. S PON'S Workshop Receipts, Hopkins' Auetralaaiin Jiee Manua , Muley'o Universal Library 1/3 each, Pope, Byron, and Shakespeare 1/6 each, Testaments Id. each, Birthday Cards, Scrap Albums, Cheap and splendid assortment of Scraps, &c, &c, at HUFFAM'd, Bookseller, Hardy-st. — t c W """""ANTED at once Good MACHINE HANDS, also Beginners. Work for a few Outdoor Hands. Mrs Last Harms, Back Mode de Paris, Hardy street.- l'lbo— 6 WANTED a PARTNER with about £200 Capital in a Profitable Business. Apply to " S. P. " Mail Office. 1-176— 2p SEALY MEMORIAL FUND. AT «i Meeting of the Christ Church Vestry held on the 12th April, it was resolved to set on foot a SUBSCRIPTION LIST with a view to erecting in the renovated Christ Church a STAINED GLASS WINDOW to the memory of the late Dr. Scaly. The inscription will state that the funds were subscribed by the late Doctor's numerous friends in Nelson, and it is confidently hoped that the amount raised will be sufficient to secure the erection of a memorial window that shall be worthy of him whose memory it is intended to perpetuate. Lists have been placed at Messrs J. P. Black's, H. D. Jackson's, W. M. Stakton '*, and J. CANX's, by whom subscriptions will be thankfully received, as well as by FRAS. J. BLUKDELL, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. OVERCOATS! MACINTOSUtS! OUR ahipments for the Seatou have all arrived, making a very complete aseoriraent. All sizes, styles, and prices ; aud all at wholesale prices.— EVERETT BKO «. 1321—t c V 1° SUN OFFICES % HARDY SQREET. S W. ROUT, FINANCE AND INSURANCE AGENT, -ICEN.SED LAND BROKER, VALUER, $c fofTsale ON EASY IE R.MJ3 . Some first-class Building Sites near the Boys' College, Waiinea Road, at low prices. Comfortable Cottage and Land near the centre of Town for £120. A very pleasant Villa Residence in Collingwood- street for £130. A very superior small Farm at Stoke, consisting of 25 Acres of good rich land fit for Hop growing, on which is a large Orchard of full bearing Fruit Trees, and a comfortable Residence, etc., well adapted as a country residence for a business man in Nelson, being a convenient distance from the railway ■ station. Some attractive Building Allotments in Halifax Street, on easy terms. A good payable Milk Walk in the City of ■ Ne'son, with every requisite for same also 21 | Acres of good freehold grazing Land, with j Dwelling House and Outbuildings, Cows, Horse, Cart and Harness, complete ; the whole for £350 cash. A capital allotment of land in the central part of Hardy-street, 34ft frontage, by 140 ft ' deep, only £175 ; say £25 deposit, and the balance by easy instalments, at 8 per cent interest. There is a large walnut tree in full bearing on the property. ' A very comfortable Dwelling House, with Stable, &c, and large Garden, with two frontages, in Washington Valley, for £200. A great bargain. A first rate Building allotment, fronting Hampden Street, 54ft x 100 ft, by instalments of seven shillings weekly. Two acres of Land and convenient Dwelling House, in Hasting Street, for £350, including a large Orchard. A convenient Shop and Dwelling House in Central Bridge Street, occupying a good stand for business purposes ; only £380, and easy terms. 92ft of Land near Railway Station, with comfortable Cottage ; one-third cash, balance on mortgage, if desired, at 8 per cent interest. A Half-acre Building Allotment, Tipahi Street, £100. A Four-Roomed Cottage off Alton Street, lor £115. Corner Allotment Totara Street, 34ft x 100 ft, for £38 cash, or by small instalments weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Lease of Native Reserve in the centre of the Town, with Buildings thereon, admirably adapted for business ; price low, and terms easy to suit purchasers. A convenient Dwelling-house, with Twostalled Stable and Coach-house in Brookstreet, having two frontages and a large Garden, only £275, to effect an immediate sale. toTet. A Four-roomed Cottage in Milton street, at 8s weekly. A very Handsome Family Reaidenae"near the River Maitai, Gas and water Jlaid on, and every convenience, only £80 per year. Two and a-half Acres splendid Land in the Wood, for Garden or Grazing £25 per year. A Five-roomed Cottage in Hardy-street, Bs. a week. MONE V T O LEND From 7 peb cent. Karsten's Auction Sales. WEDNESDAY. JC M. K AUSTEN will Sell by Pubic • AUCTION, on WEbNEDAY next, the 2 let instant, the following Household Furniture and Effects, Comprising Drawing-toom Suile in Crimson Damask, coneiating of 6 Cba'rj, 2 Arm Ctuirs, 1 Couch, 6 Cane Dining Chairs, D ub c Iron Bedstead, 1 Baih, 1 Seeing Machine, Chest of Drawers, obiffonur, Washfatands, Dioiog Table, Dressing Table, Toiltt Sets, &c, &c. Commence at Two o'clock. J. C. M. KARSTEN, Auctioneer. J. G. M. Karsten, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Masonic Hall. F0 II HALE. i VALUABLE FARM IN LOWER MOUI'EKE. FOR SALE by Private Treaty :— Mr. W. A. Herrick'b Property, situated in the Lower Moutere District. The PROPERTY consists of THIRTY ACRES of Fkst-clasa LAND, all under cultivation, a ponion of which is planted in Hops. Also TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of good BUSH LAND together with SIXHOOMED HOUSE and Oulbuidiogß. For further particulars apply to J. O. M, KARSTEN, AucUoueeie.