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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXVII, Issue 19, 24 January 1903, Page 4

Wj ROUT, & SONS, THURSDAY NEXT. At 11 a.m. PIA-NO & FIUMSHhG On acccmut of MBS H.R BELL, At her residence, Trafalg&r Street South. Magnificent Piano by Gors and Kallman (nearly new), luxurious chesterfield settee, sild worked portiere curtains, exquisite Indian gold worked table covers, rattan chairs, carpats, massive sideboard, dinner and tea serviEe, fancy china, oil painting^ en^ra9ings. . Double and single iron bedsteads, hair mattresses, duchess tables and washstands, chests drawers, bed and table linen, blankets, sewing machine. Kitchen utensils; garden tools, lawn mower j wheelbarrow, etc, etc, LUNCHEON PROVIDED. iSecure a Catalogue. Goods on View morning of Sale. No Reserves. W. ROU T & SONS. Fine Art and Furniture Salesmen. LIVE STOCK SALES. TUESDAY, Feb. 17th. THORPE— Silcock's Yards. JOOO Fat and Store Sheep ]50 Lambs 8 Head Fat Cattle. •1 head cattle (15 months) -1 head cuttle (weaners) WEDNESDAY, Feb. 18. MOTUEKA VALLEY, - Ferry Yards. THURSDAY, Feb. 19. FOXHILL .-Hotel Yards. Entries bow being received. W. ROUT & SONS, Live Stock Salesmeu. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, at A 2 noon. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. Auction Sale of a •FIRST-CLASS FARM AT RICHMOND, Known as " ASHFIELD," The Cream of the Waimeas, : Containing f Qf| ACRES RICH LAND, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. MESSRS W. ROUT & SONS are favoured with instructions from the Honourable J. W..BARNI"COAT to sell by public auction at their Land Sale Rooms, Hardystreet, Nelson, his very desirable and valable Properly, known as " ASHFIELD," containing "I QA ACRES LAND, subdivided Xt>U into 9 paddocks, situated about 1 mile from the Richmon about 1 mile from the Rienmcnd Post Office and Butter Factory, together with the dwelling, barn, stables, 2 hay sheds, granary, tool house, cow yards, orchard, and wind-mill pump thereon. The whole farm, fences, and gates are in thoroughly good order and repair. The farm contains some of the best land in the Waimea district, and is admirably adapted for either dairying cropping or fruit prowlmr i 1 -Socs sion about March 15th, 1903. Title.— Crown grant. Terms.— Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage for 3 or 5 years, at 5 per cent, with power to reduce in sums of not less than £100 on any interest day, en three months' notice being given. For further particulars apply W. ROUT & SONS, Property; Auctioneers. " *" PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON MONEY TO LEND at 5 PER CENT in Bums to suit BORROWERS epayablo by monbhly instalments. TAB',E OF REPAYMENTS. Monthly Refitment Including Principal and Interest. Jt. £• 8. d. 100 - 13 4 200 2 6 8 800 ... .~ ... 3 10 0 400 ... 4 13 4 600 ... "■ ... 5 16 8 LOANS (of any portion) can be repaid ataoy time. BORROWEKB participate equally with investors in PROFITS. COST OF DEEDS reduced to a mic mum. GEO. M. KOUT. Secretary. ■ _. ' StJN INSURANCE OFFICE. Sum insured in 1900* i£150,000,000. THE " SUN " is the Oldest purely FIRE OFFICE in the World. Claims arranged by the Local Agefctsy and ' Paiiil with Prompti-tudxS-iflia Liberality. Rate? of Premiums and every other 1 information ihay be obtained from t&e undersigned. .W. ROUT & SONS, Agents. STEAGIEfi^ WANTED" WANTED, — Sole Teaqher. for Kirchfield School, nea.r Westpart. Salary. £110 iOs a year, and ;^0 jiouse, allowance. Also; a sole Teacher for PaTiwhakahq School, near Takaka. Salary, £B£a year., . Also, sole Teacher fpr Wangap'eka) School. Salary, £30 year. Also, a Mistress in ppvedale School. Salary, £80 a year. Applications, accompanied by Board's form properly filled in, will be received until FRIDAY, the 33rd January, 1908. By Order. STEAD ELLIS, Secretary Education Board. Nelson, 19tfo December, X902 . VnMf nIW ' 'ticK. v\< uygn4ffliitwtK»|w < T^n : RetiEyiß. F^yimsH heat. P«V|HT F(T$,: POJSYULSIQNB* *c TMECOHiTirUgJj^JHO^Hp PEPIOPOF • » r 1 I