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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 234, 3 October 1896, Page 4

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FOR SALE BT TENDER. JA ACRES of LAND (moro or lessl 4tli with House, Barn, etc., eituated tu Upper Waketield, Full p.tticularß from the uudersigaed. Tenders r. jeived not later tban October 15th, 1896, 1828—18 fl. BATT. FOB SALE Che»p, remsining stock ot TOMB^T NE3 (Polished Granite with Grani 1 j Bases) from £1 10. upwards, D. M, CHAPMAN, Waimea Road. D. M. 0. baving deoided to relinquish this bra _«h of his business, the above will be sold at very low prices. 1874— t0 FOR SALE. ONE 8 h. p. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, in good working ordor. Apply JOHN RUTHERFORD, BRIGHTWATER. tS~~K/ OU can bny Ltlies' Nioe Leather X Strap SHOFS at 2/6 at "BOWDEN'S Great Clearing Bale," Oome. 1492— t0 FOR SALE Cheap, a oomfortable fiveroo aed Oott.ge rff Cambri_*street, ihe Wod. Apply W. THOMPBON. Royal 81-e House. 144F— .6 JUST EECEIVED.— A Fresh Bupply of NIMnO and BLAIR'S Celebrated AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, Inoluding Red and White CLOVER, RYEGRASS, 0 iRROT, MANGEL, and SWEED SEED. AlsojJ GAhDEN SEEDS, InJ.ue Penny nnl Th.eepen y Faokete. These SEEDS cotomue to give .lmo.. Universal satisfaction to, all wbo.nsj them, L. T. BOWDEN & CO., 1491— t0 Ira.ulgnr Etreet. SAILMAKIIVG ANNOUNCEMENT. W BESLEY having purchased the bAILMAKING .STOCK 'of B. FRANZEN' BUSINESS, he h now|prepared to upply Sails, Tents, Horse Covers, Sluicing Hose, Eick Covers, Oilskins, Etc., Etc., _ oiijtho i_ost[rcaionable terma at; L the ehortest notice. PR'AN.ZEN'S' STORES, THE PORT. 916-8m WOOL 'SEASON 1896-97 OLIVECRONA, M°DONALD & CO., VANGUARD-St., NELSON. TTAVING extensive orders fiom English and Continental Manufacturers, are prepared to BUY WOOL in any quantity ' for GASH. Expert Bapeiviaion ; prompt [(returns , i > no chargea ; top prioeß. WOOLPAOKS, TWIWE, Etc., at ouri rent rotes.