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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 22 April 1907, Page 4

. THURSDAY, 25th, at 1.30 p..m FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Contents of the Temperance Boarding louse. WLOCK has been instructed by • Ma W. Bell* to sei on the Drehises, Bridge-st., Furniture and effects. Particulars later. W. LOCK, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. AVERY desirable Freehold Property situated in a healthy and sunny locality; 15mins walk from G.P.0., consisting of convenient Six-roomed Houso in good order, with detached cooking kitchen ; also stable and garden. To bo sold a bargain, owner leaving Nelson. Apply sharp to Wat. LOCK. TTanges THE BEST AND MOSTECONOMICAL EANGSS ARE BARRINGHAM AND COS MINER AND ZEALANDIA. j milE ZEALANDIA OPEN FIRE ' JL RANGE IS A TREASURE. All RANGES are Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction ; besides the Price is about TWENTY-FIVE Por Cant cheaper than ethers. Scares of local testimonials. Theso RANGES ara io uso in nearly all tho LARGE INSTITUTIONS in Dunedin. T Clf^TZ IS SOLE AGENT. JLcU-OJa. is sole agent. GO-CARTS. WE HOLD tho Largest and Most Varied Stock of any Retail Establishment in the Colony — embracing all the Latest Designs. The Prices aro EXTREMELY LOW. THE ! Arp T A G sewing X JU A k5 MACHINES. There is still a Strong Demand for these MARVELLOUS MACHINES/ and to kaep up the Supply we havo just cabled to LONDON for FIFTY (50) machines. The ATLAS 20th CENTURY REVERSIBLE Feed and others, (Hand or Treadle) always in Stock. HIGH-GRADE MACHINES at remarkably LOW PRICES. Evory Machine Guaranteed. LOCK, THE CHEAP FURNISHER. ~forJsale. "" "MURITAI."— The rosidence of the late Hon. Albert Pitt, situated at tha Port, Nelson, commanding a magnificent viaw of the harbour and bay. Tha Housa ie of modern construction, substantially built, wellfiniahad iv overy respeat, and comprises 11 good lofty rooms, water, gas and every modern eonvenianoe. Tha land contains 3J acres, and is conveniently divided inte paddocks, orchard, flower garden, lawn teunis court, and plantation. The outbuildings consist of three stall stable and coach-house. This v ona of the most desirable residential properties in Nelson, and is unsurpassed for beau ty of veiw, pleasantness of situation and healthiness of locality. City Properties. MANUKA and ALTON-STS.— Magnificent building sites, from £3 10s per foot. HARDY-STREET.— Two acres of land admirably adaptod for Orchard or tomato-garden. Price £300 por aero. NILE-ST. EAST.— Splendid building sections at £2 15s per foot. OK Y-ST.— Section 50ft. x 150 ft. Price £200. TOTARA ST.— First - class section, 50ft x 150 ft, from 30s per foot. ANGUARD-ST.— Sections from £2 per foot. ! All the above properties ca nbe pur--5 di-a-sod ou -rory oasy terms- If -purchaser pays cash for section, the yon- ' dors will advance at 5 per cent, ao- ' cessary money to erect a house, or, if | houso be erected to satisfaction of vondors, the wholo of purchase money can remain on Mortgago at 5 per cent with option of repaying by monthly stalments. WAIMEA-ST.— Now srroomed house and land. Price £425. 'CORNER SECTION.— In best part of the Wood, 100 ft x 104 ft. Price £430. NGATIAWA-ST.— Section 61ft x 181 feet. Price £160. BROOK-ST.— Level building site, near school. Price £270. HAMPDEN-ST. — New five-roomed house, with conveniences. Land 52ft x 100 ft. New glass house. Price £450. Farm Properties. PIGEON VALLEY.— SOO acres good sheep country, four-roomed house. Price £2 an acre. CENTRAL MOUTERE.— SO acres freehold, 60 acre 3 nativo raserve leasehold, good dwelling and other buildings. Price £900. A bargain. CENTRAL MOUTERE.— 6O acres splendid land, 40 acres under plough, 10 acres in grass, balance bush ; 10---roomed house, hop kiln, stable, 2 acrea heps, 3 acres orchard. Price £1650. ELSON CITY.— IOO acres of firstclass land within the City boundary, 40 acres level, balance undulating, all ploughable. Also 32 acres of splendid land, eight-roomed house, and ideal dairying or orchard property. * STOKE.— 7 acres of good land, splendid situation. Price £475, easy terms. MOTUEKA.— 2S| acres, six-roomed house, with farm buildings. Price £450. RICHMOND.— I2J acres, 10-roomed house with every convenience, good orchard. Price £1300. RICHMOND. — Seven-roomed house with all conveniences. Land 60ft x 265 ft. Price £560. APPLEBY.— 34 acres, new five-room-ed house and stables, splendid dairy farm. Price £1450. £1000 can remain on mortgago at 5 per cent. 3TOKE.— Several splendid orchard properties, containing from 3 acres ■to 10 acres. ICHMOND.— Sections of 6, 10, and 15 acres on Main Road to Nelson. Level land, good soil. Price £45 per acre. STOKE.— 2I acres good land, dwelling, and farm buildings. Price £45 per acre. OTUPIKO.-272 acres good land, 40 acres Jevel, balance undulating sheep country, large houso and farm buildings. A bargain at £1650. Owner leaving district. BRIGHTWATER.-60 acres of firstclass barley growing land. Price £1500. PITT & MOORE .

TACK T OCX, HAS PLEASURE U IN ANNOUNCING TO THE PUBLIC OF NELSON THAT HE HAS COMMENCED WSINESS AS AVHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITERER AND GROCER, IN KEW PREMISES 10WER BRIDGE STREET, Next r'oor Hunter, Watchmaker. BIT OF ALL RIGHT. "While out shooting the other day," says R. London, merchant, MaWon (Vie). "I strained the calf of my leg so badly that I was unable to walk, and had to be assisted into my gig. On reaching home I had Chamberlain a Pain Balm rubbed in. It certainly warmed up that part of my body, but ,' it did tbe work, and, to my great relief ai**,d pleasure, all the soveness was gone by the next day, and I was able to walk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a bit of all right, and I now spoak from personal exeprience, as well as a storekeeper who has sold it for years." For sale by Grove and Sons.*I