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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 15 April 1907, Page 4

THURSDAY NEXT, 18th, at 1.30 p.m. I PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS. WLOCK has been favoured with • instructions from Me' E. Boyes t-o sell or» tho above ctato __.fc hit residence, Tasman-st., his Piano, Furniture, and Effects. Particulars later. No Reserve. W. LOCK, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, 2. r th, at 1.30 p..m FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. WLOCK has been instructed by • Mb W. Bell to sel on the pre--1 mises, Bridgo-st., Furniture and effects. Particulars later. W. LOCK, Auctioneer, RANGES ;THE BEST AND MOSTECONOMICAL RANGES ARE BARRINGHAM AND CO 3 MINER AND ZEALANDIA. rpilE ZEALANDIA OPEN FIRE X RANGE IS A TREASURE. All RANGES are Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction ; besides the Price is ab«_t TWENTY-FIVE Per Cent cheaper than others. Scares sf local testimonials. Tkese RANGES are i» use in «early all the LARGE INSTITUTIONS in Dunedin. T f\f^TZ J S SOLE AGENT. _L_<-/V^/J\. IS SOLE AGENT. I c GO-CARTS. WE HOLD the Largest and Most Varied Stock of any Retail Establishment in the Colony — embracing all the Latest Designs. The Prices are EXTREMELY LOW THIS A rjIT, A S sfewiNG _rv X JU _ri. O machines. There is still a Strong Demand for these MARVELLOUS MACHINES, and to keep up the Supply we havo just cabled to LONDON tor FIFTY (50) machines. The ATLAS 20th CENTURY REVERSIBLE Feed and others, (Hand or Treadle) always in Stock. I HIGH-GRADE MACHINES at remarkably LOW PRIOES, Evpry Machine Guaranteed. LOCK, THE CHEAP FURNISHER. FORJSALE. " "MURITAI."— The residence of th« late Hon. Albert Pitt, situated at the Port, Nelson; commanding i magnificent view of th* harbour and bay. Tha Houae ii of modern ctm struction, substantially built. Wellfinished in every respSct, aiid cbrtiprises 11 good lofty rooms; watei 1 , gai alld Svefy jnbd-jrfl _bn.__i__.tetl; Tht land cbiitaiiis 31 aefefc. Arid is coli venientiy divided into paddecks orchard, flower garden, lawn tennii court, and plantation. The outbuild ings consist of three stall stable anc coach-house. This is one of tho mosi desirable residential preperties ii Noisqli, anil is unimtpassea fojf be^_n ty Of veiw, pleasantness of BltuatlOi and healthiness of locality. City Properties. MANUKA and ALTON-STS.— Mag nificent building sites, from £3 10, per foot. HARDY-STREET.— Two acrea o: land admirably adapted for Or chard or tomato-garden. Price £30( per acre. NILE-ST. EAST.— Splendid buildini sections at £2 15s per foot. ORY-ST.— Section 50ft. x 150 ft Price £200. TOTARA ST.— First • class section 50ft x 160 ft, from 30s per foot. ANG UARD-ST.— Sections from £1 per foot. All the abova properties ca libe puichased on very easy terms. If pur chaser payß cash for section, the vim dore will advaHCe at 5 b.f ceht, ile tesSal-y nibttey tb ergct a House. Of, i I flbilsb lie erected to S&tisfafctioii b . Vendors, tha whole of purchase mone; can remain on Mortgage at 5 per cent with optiom of repaying by monthl' stalments. WAIMEA-ST.— New s.rooracd housi and land. Price £425-. CORNER SEtJ'tIGN.— In best par ol the Wood, 100 ft x 104 ft. Prici £430. NGATIAWA-ST.-Section 61ft x 18 feet. Price £160. BROOK-ST.— Level building site near school. Price £270 HAMPDEN-ST. — New fi ve-roomec house, with conveniencas. Land 69f x 100 ft. New glass hbug&. PHc< £450. Farm Properties. PIGEON VALLEY.— 500 acres good sheep country, four-roomed house Price £2 an acre. CENTRAL MOUTERE.-50 acrei freehold, 60 acres native reserve leasehold, good dwelling and othei oJ?Sl dlll 5 s - Price £9 °o- ■ A bargain. CENTRAL MOUTERE.-60 acree splendid land, 40 acres under plough, 10 acres in grass, balance bush j 10---roomed house, hop kiln, stablej 2 m«» ""f 1 ' 3 acreß or <:hard; PrieS ELSON MTY.-iOg acres bl firstclass land within . the City boundary, 40 acres level, balahce undulating, all ploughabie. Also 32 acrts of splendid land, eight-roomed Jjouse, and ideal dairying or orchard property. STOKE.— 7 acres of good land, splen, did situation. Price £475, easy terms. ' MOTUEKA_2SJ acres, six-roomed house, with farm buildings. Price RICHMOND.-12i acres, 10-roomed house with every convenience, good orchard. Price £1300. R *°™0 N l>.- Seven-roomed «°use o«? 4 I conveniences. Land 60ft x 265 ft. Price £560. AP ™ Y -*» /cres, new five-room-ed house and stables, splendid dairy farm. Price £1450. £IMO cati STfWT? °S mor 'g a G<* at 5 per cent. fo To acres fr ° m 3 acre » ICHMOND.-Sections of 6, 10, and Levti re iL2 n Ma !f R . ad to Ne)s °»- per acre ' * "^ P " C 8 £45 S T^, KE , - 7 2 f a ° r l s e°od land, dwollmg, a and farm buildings. Price £45 OTUPIKO.-272 acres goo d land 40 acres level, balance S undulS Owner 7 dl " S '- £ at leavin g district. BRIGHTWATER.-60 acres of firstI £1500 ' y growin c land - p "c« PITT & MOORE. AUTUMN~&~^ WINTER Goods. /UST ARRIVED~ TH3 FINEST CLOTHS IN_TH_f MARKET. "**"* Tweeds, Worsted?, Vicumas, .Tennis. Golf, -rtfi other suitable Tweeds for the coming season. E. RICHARDS, PRACTICAL TAILOR, TRAFALGAR ST. P.O.}