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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXI, Issue 305, 4 October 1887, Page 3

: W. Rout & Sons HAVE : For Sale or To Let : The HOUSE and GROUNDS in Kawbk street, owned tmd occupied by P, H. Engei, Esq. The House! contains Bine rooms and! Bath-room, and hns many conveniences There arc nearly 2J acroa of land lisid our, as Orchard and Flower Garden, tho latter containing some of tho choicest Plante in Nelson. Trnre is a Three-stalled Stnble, Coach-house, Wash-house, &c &c. Price £1250, or £100 per aunuru. The PROPERTY in Brougham slreot, at present iu the occupation of Mr. J. K Waits, and situate oppor-ite the reei>ionce of Mr. C. *s . Foil. I--n mediate possession can be given. A low rent to a good ttnant, or a purchaser will bo dealt liberally with. TO LET. A Nine-roomed HOUSE at Foxhiil, with one acre of land, belonging to Mr. James Rutherford. There ore also two Dniriea attached, A low rent to a good tenant. A Keven^roomed HOUtsE in liampdrn street, opposite Yictory~square, adjoining Mr Buckridge's. One quarter of an acre of land. A aesimbie locality for residence, Rent £30 per annum. The HOUSE on tbe banks of the Maitai, ately in the occupation of Mr. George Hodgson. Furnished if required. This property is most pleasantly situated, adjoining the grounds of Mr Martin Lightbaud. A very desirable PROPERTY at Stnl'e, lately occupied by Mr, Rebves. " Hollanu Houoe " is beintr entirely renovated, and is a most comfortable and convenient Dwelling. There are Twenty-six Acres of first-class land, together with a new Stable, Coachhouse, Fowl-house, &c., thereon. A most suitable property for a ousinc m man d< siring a country residence. A comfortable bix-rocmed HOUSE in Halifix street, opposite the residence of Mrs. Kingdo . A very desirab'e neighborhood for residence. The PROPERTY in Halifax slreot, at present in the occupation of Mr Dartnall. The HOUSE contains Twelve rooms, and is very convenient. The Land — \\ acres— is tastefully laid out in Shrubbery, Garden, &c. FOR SALE. KLEVEN Valuable BUILDING SITKS, belonging to Mr. J. P. Back, ard situate in Waitnea, Franklyn, and Kawai streets. Ihe average amount of land to each allotment v--60/t by 170ft. Prices range frcm £110 to £160 per allotment. This Property is withia a very short distance of tho Boyt' College, and its beauty of piospect, healthiness of situation, and general convenunco, should commend it to those aoxious to secure a really first-cla-s building site. I A Four-roomed COTTAGE propery in Russell street, lately owned and occupied by Mis, P. Cumin. A Six-ioonied HOUSE — double tenement —belonging to Mrß. Wylie, and situate in | Alma Lane. Price £100. W. Rout & Sons, LAND AND FINANCE BROKERS, NELSON. APPRENTICES to the DRESSMAKING WANTED. Apply to Miss SPENCE, R. T. Mklhuish, Trafalgar street. 3939—3 FOR SALE,— MULTITUBUL AR BOIL. Kit and ENGINE, in gooi order. 3932—1 c J. A. P&CKEK, Hardy-Btreet. nnO LIST, Town Acre No. 878, corner of X Tipahi and M :lucka streets, at present occupied by Mr. John Hale. Apply io GEO. HARPEH, Solicitor, Trafalgar-at. 3940 — 6 TA. JUDGE, Tasman Btreet, JobbiDß • Gardener, &c. Work by tho day, Five Shillings, or by ; be Job. 391 5— t c Trout ! Trout I WTI "WEST has just re- • JL_l_ • ? t ceived a large assortment of TROUT FISHING TACKLE, consisting of every article required for these waters, and on Sale at THE OLD STAND. Amebigan TWIST TOBACCO, ss. w ib, 2s. 6d. 3944—3 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT George Theak Begs to intimate that he has purchased from JOHN NEWBERRY tbe GOODWILL, STOCK-IN-TRADE, and ALL BOOK DEBTS of that Grocery § General Store Business in Bridge street, carried on up till now by him, and intends currying on the Bame in such a manner as will ensure satisfaction to all patrons. IHerejjt b?g to intimate that I have Sold to GEORGE THEAK tbe Good Will, Stock-in«Trade, and all Book Debts in connection with tbe business in Bridge street i hitherto carried on by me, and solicit for my ] successor a continuance of patronage. ] (Signed) JOHN NEWBERRY. j October Ist, 1887. — -t c i

' — ' i — * - J. P. BLACK & SON Beg to inform friends and customers that they are showing their new SUiiI'MER Spring Season's (roods. All will bo found choice and excellent value, being carefully selected and marked at the lowest remunerative prices. ' I RS7 A Casll Discount is all° wed °f V~ on evel T pound paid at . JOO i • t j me o f purchase. i J. P. BLACK & SON, TRAFALGAR-ST,

GHEAT Relinquishing Sale. Goods at prices hitherto undreainpt of. EVERYBODY ABTONISIIED. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. &STREAD THIS PRIQE LIST. Men's Tweed Trousers 3/6, reduced from 7/0". Lot of Fancy Ribbons at only 2d. per yard. Boys* Strong Knicker Suits from 5/- upwards. Very recherche Silk Dresses at 2/6 per yard. Men's Tweed Trousers 6/6, reduced from 9/6. Lot of Sunshades from 2/6. Men's T.weed Trowsers 10/6, reduced from 13/6. Goods must bo sold by a certain date. Lot of Black Alpaca Coats fVom 3/6 each. For exampiefl of prices see our doors. g§TE very thing must be sold, as we intend to close the sh,op. * * SPECIAL NOTICE. — All who have receiyed Accounts are respectfully requested to PAY the same without delay, and from this date no more credit can be given. MOREY & BUTTLE ; Trafalgar street..