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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 116, 17 May 1890, Page 3

WHiVT are we all coming to ?— lcOOyda ASSORTED L&OBS Hv, worth I/-, at BUTTI.J .'S SALB. 10G3— lp Comrnencemetit of Hafchiug Season. E.>R SALE, cMap— Ftrßt- class 120-15OG INCUBATOR— AppIy 1,065 -2p Mis 1 A VERY, Spring Grov<\ are reppectfuny infoim d VJT t^iat th yean command !h> FC-rrioni' of a Firsf-cla-a BARBER for 4/- pir calendar month, M. SCOTT, 106?— tc ; rat d Sand, Nelson. BIbHOP'S SCHOOL. nnilE SECOND TERM of the corrent JL year will bfgin en MONPAY, 26th irstanf. J. H. HAUKNESF, Ilxad Master. May 17th, 1890. 1066-4^ FUNERAL. THE ETJNEKALof tha late Vbs.HIGGS wiil leave Irr late reaidr non. Grove* street The Wo d, TQ-^ORBOW (Sunday) Bt 12,15, for the Richmond Cemetery. A. AMOS, 1059 — 1 Undertaker, I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend to apply for an OC .U---PATIOS LlG^N?Eov( A r ()NB HUNDRED ACUKy ! a ths Wtinea District, bnng Heeliots 1 and 2, Block xiv, and I'Wu HUNDRKD AND T^KNTY-TWO Ac&eb lyirg to tho Southward of Section 2 WILLIAM BEST. Nekon, May 17. 1990. lof>7— l Notice of Applica ion for an Aec .mmodation License. T WILLIAM OLIVES, rf Waagamoa, 9 Hj n ieby totine that I desire to obtain, and will, at the xk xt Licensing Meeting, to be holden at Suburban Nor.'h, on tbe 4th day of June, 1390, apply for a CERTIFICATE Authorizing the iacna of an Accommodation License for premises situate at Wangamoa, aud kno*n as the HALEWAY HOUSE. WILLIAM OLIVER. Datad the 15th day of May, 1890. 1052-3 PUBLIC NOTICE HAVING for a considerable time patiently born the scandal illegally spread about me by my sister Esther (Mra Lipscombe), I hereby wish to contradict the statements she has made re myself and my sister Mary Jane (Mrs Lake, deceased"). I am quite able and willing to live down such statements, as far as I myself am concerned, but Beeing that the said scandal is proving injurious to God's work (in which I am whole-heartedly engaged), I desire to put a stop to it, informing the public of Nelson and districts that I am innocent of the said charge laid against me, and cautioning the aforesaid Esther Lipscombe and those engaged in spreading the scandal, notifying j them that if it is not ceased legal proceedings shall be taken. She (Mrs Lipscombe) has stated that I stole from her residence the body of my sister Mary Jane, hence the title " Body Snatcher." That while she and I were looking at the dead body in the coffin she was called out into the kitchen of her dwelling-house on important business, and that during her absence the dead body and I disappeared. There are other numerous statements that she has made to different people re the taking of the body which, if necessary, can be publicly explained and contradicted. First, 1 wish to state that I rented two of my sister's (Mrs Lijxscombe'sJ rooms for the purpoße of comfortably nursing Mrs Lake deceased, She (Mis Lake) was under my care during her illness, and expressed her desire, and was anxiously wailing, to be removed from the aforesaid rented rooms as soon as my house was finished. She also wished (if she died) that her remains should be carried to the grave from the same house as her late husband's (now Mrs Fleming's). I intended to have the body removed by the undertakers ; but, as I was not present when they aame with the coffin, it was not done. I informed Mrs Lipsoomba the following morning that I would remove the body, eto. that day. I therefore did so ; taking it axuay from the said rented rooms, assisted by two other relatives in the presence of my sister Mrs Lipscombe, The funeral, which was in my oare (and according to deoeased's desire), left the residence of the said sister's (Mrs Fleming's). Leaving it to the common understanding of all that I did that which was desired of me by my affectionate deceased eieter, aad that I have neither committed' theft, or done any underhanded work whatever. lam &o. ( Sophia Durbani, Salvation Army, Nelson, F.S, — It may be stated that the reason of the strife principally arises through jealousy re deceased's will. — S.D. FOR SALE, at b low price, the PROPBKTY occupied by Me. Thos. Paine, -.djcicing the Mew Insurance Building, j having a frontage of 45 feet to Trafa gar ; street, and extending in depth to Right-of» Way. This valuable Property centrally sitaated in the best part of the town, aid within one door of the G. neral Post Office, will be sold a bargain, and on easy terms, I PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE.— 9B Acres Freehold and 202 Acres Deferred Payment Land, situated at the Sherry, formerly belonging to Frederick Pahl. To be Sold cheap, and on i easy terms. 1 PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE (by order of the Mortgagee) FARM at Suburban North, being part of Section 24, with the buildings thereon, lately in the oooupation of John Powell, Good grazing land, and within a short distance of Nelson. Two thirds of the purohaae money can remain on mortgage. PITT & MOOBE. FOR SALE,— The Owen Junction Property now in the occupation of George Edwards, comprising 150 acres held from the Crown under Occupation License, with the buildings thereon. PITT & MOORE. FR SALB (by order of the Mortgagee) — 250 acreß Freehold Land, feeing sections 1 and 115, Marahau, Sandy Bay, within a short distance of Motueka. This property is the making of a good Farm, and in the hands of a practical man would rapidly increase in value. To b 8 sold a bargain. PITT & MOORE, TO LET.— VILLA RESIDENCE pleasantly situated in Hardy st., next Dr. Leggatt's, comprising Newly. - built Nine - roomed HOUSE, Bath, and Storerooms, and all convenient Offices. Apply to PITT & MOORE. rilO LET. — That Splendid Suburban X Family Residence known as " BROOKLANDS," the property of Mas. Glasgow. Can be let with land to suit tenant. Possession early. For full particulars apply to PITT & MOORE, Solicitors. feOic SALE.— ISO Acreo First«clusß AGRICULTURAL LAND, all level, fenced and sub-divided into convenient Paddocks, and in good order, within eaßy distance of Port of Motneka. 'Ihis Property is recommended as a good investment. If desired, a p'.-rch.Ber can eecure a satisfactory tenant for a term of years at a rental equivalent to six per cent, per annum on tho purchase money, PITT & MOORET FOR SALE.— The PROPERTY in Trafagar street, now in lht> occupation of Miss Riley, and adjoiniDg the B&vings Bank Buildings. Valuable site. To be sold at a low price, on easy terms. ;PITT & MOORE. FOR SALE.— That Pieoe of LAND belonging to Mr Thomaß Payne, having a froutage of 230 links to Bronte street and 271 links to Waimea Street, with Six-roomed HOUSE thereon, Apply £0 PITT & MOORE. FOB SALE.— The PROPERTY of Mr George Steman at the Baton, comprising 100 acres, and being deferred payment, eeotion 25, block yi. Prioe low and teime easy, PITT & MOORE. _ TO BE LET. — Commodious SHOP and Premises in Hardy street, Good business site ; euitable for draper?, grocery, or any retail business. AUo, adjoining the abore, a small SHOP and convenient Offljes, Rental low. PITT & MOORE. MONEY TO LEND on lavoxable [terms, at low rates of interest, on approved freehold security, in suaia to uit borrowers, Inteßtmentf^made, nd interests collected for ents, Pitt & Moobb, bOUOITOBB, NELSON,