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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 February 1908, Page 4

US-Ill _J___— __L l__-J|__UL.U Li II 111 J.IUI'^ ••.- ■'■ " What is horn« without a moth.r? Or a table or a chair? Half the homes about ths city Own our William". t_nder cpro j If you want for cash or credit Anything on earth below, WILLIAM LOCK is sure to have it. He's the man yon ought to know. Wordsworth ? I V¥TILLIAM J OCX, 1 THE .-PEOPLE'S /POPULAR FURNISHER & UNIVERSAL PROVIDER, AUCTIONEER, EXPERT VALUATOR, COMPLETE FURNISHER, IMPORTER, Etc., Etc, AUCTION Bales conducted in any part of the Dominion. Valuation for Probate administration, and other purposes. FIRE INSURANCE lEffeaUd ai Lowest Current Rates. Estimates given for Furnishing throughout, fron. a Cottagt t« a Mansion. AGENCIES^ :— Harland's Celebrated Pianos, Carpenter Coy's Organs, The Marvellous Britannia Air Rifles.- The • Zealandia and Miner Ranges, The "Easibak" Linoleum Polisher," Atlas Reversible Feed Sewing Machines, and other lines. We seU SELL EVERYTHING to make the Home Comfortable and Attractive—from a Frying Pan to ft Piano. FORJSALE. SHEEP FARMS. MR GEORGE REAY'S lie property known as "Allington," ntuated in | Brightwater, comprising 142 acres of splendid agricultural land. Fifty acres now in barley, balance in English grasses. Improvements _ com- j prise good eight-roomed residence, j stables, bam and other necessary farm buildings. 68_ ACRES splendid agricultural land, situated at " Brightwater, all level, balance in grass, small whare and large barn. Price £1600. 247 ACRES of splendid land sitnated in the most fertile district in Nel- j son, within foui •niles of wharf ; a ! good level road ; 40 acres splendid agr-cultu.al land, the very best of land for crops, hops, or orchard, balance low hills, of which 120 acres ha. recently been felled and grassed, remainder is in rough lield. The property, which is of limestone formation is excellently situated and well watered by Btreams and springs. Improvemerts comprise good Bevenroomed house, 5 stall stable, with two loose boxes and all other necessary farm buildings, sheepyards, etc. Water laid on to house and stables, 2\ acres in raspberries, 5 acres in orchard, comprising bast va rieties apples, currants, canning peache. and pears. 1} acres hops on wires. Price £3100. 2100 ACRES.— Uood Sheep Country, eurht miles from railway station; 1400 acree in grass and rough' feed balance bush, ringfenced and subdivided, 6 roomed house, 2 rooms cottage, man's whare,' sawmiilin, plant can be taW at valuation. Price £2 10s per acre. 110 ACRES.— BO ACRES in grass, remainder under cultivation, subdivid ed into 10 good paddocks, limestone formation, property specially adapted fo? producing early crops and early Jambs, township, railway, and school within 2 miles. New 6 roomed honw and all -ecessarv farm buildings. ■ . Price £2t per acre 84 ACRES.— Nearly all in grass, good sheep oountry.h alf level, balance low hills, 8 new roomed home, stable an*} ham. Price £700. SOO ACBES.— Good Bheep Country, fenced and sub-divided, 4 roomed . house. „_ .„„ Price £2 per acre. 270 ACRES— Good land, 40 acres level, balance nnd.iating sheep cbuntry, good house and farm buildings. Price £1650. AGRICULTURAL PROPERTIES SPLENDID ORCHARD PROPERTY, situated within j-mile from Post Office and school. The property com prises five acres first-class land, ii acres in orchard, comprising best va nt.es of fruit trees all in full bearing. Eight-roomed house, bathroom, pantry, dairy, wash-house, fruit-pack-ing shed, stable, trapshed, workshop, large glasshouse containing fifty grape vines, windmill and tank, water laid to dwelling house, I? lasshouM, ?^,1_1050 d PadsoCk - k Bargain " 16 AuRES Land at Stoke wih € Ind House and farm buildings. TVould mak an ideal poultry farm. 30 ACREB.-At Waimea W_?t, f«re. level, remainder undulating, an ideai orchard property. 60 ACRES— Farm, splendid land, 40 acres under plougS, 10 acres in grass, balance bash reserve, 10-room ed house, hop-kiln, stablo, 2 acres oops, 3 acres orchard. ia a oowc, Pricß "81660. *» ACHES.— Magnificent dairying rand, new five-roomed bouse and stebles withm two miles school, township! railway station and butter factory. f rice £1450, of which £1000 can remain at 6 per cent. 21 ACRES -Splendid level land within 3 miles from City and Port, would make ideal orchard property or poulvK tr 7-ET?perty. $ Tloti £WSO . <» A U-U-S— Good frnit growing land, 7 roomed house, stable, six paddocks near Post Office, school and railwaj 7*-,-*4n_?_-_. . Price filos o--<d aukjss.— All good agricultural laud. 6 roomed House and fan»buildings. Price £130Q WAT.frjJ PROPERTIES. WAIMEA-ST.-Good Cottage Properties, 48ft frontage by depth of 153 ft., ' togeOier with two small cottages ' thereon, all in good order. For sale '■ cheap on easy terms. Price £350 ' House property in Mount-street, ha vine froitaee of 60ft "y dcjth 0 f 122 ft! New 6-roomed ho<_-. , bathroom, 1;- .-? press, pantry, washhouse, eac. Prio. MANUKA and ALTON-STS.-Buil.- „ 1 A n R wtes at. £3 10s per *oot. HAjgDY : ST.-2 acre_; Stable fo, -rf?S i SS? ,<>n - P"°e £300 per acre. NILE-ST. BAST.-SplendlS bojllfng sites at JM 16s per tet. »"w* rORY-ST.— Beautiful section 6MU160 vX+.r.. _,_, Pric* £200. Vi.'__ RA ' 8T -— First-class sections 50x wOIt, irom 30s per foot. '-4 ROCKS, THE POR_-.-Splendid building site, magnificent view of Nelson Havec. Price £450 3 of wh.'ch Mao can remain ou mortgage at per cent. 6 BAMPDEN-ST.-New 6 roomed house, with conveniences. Land 4?.«_-_ooft. New glass house. Price £460. PITT & MOORF *KAFALf"AEsTBEr_. STANDARD yj!2 E AN ? MARINE, * INSURANCE - COMPANY QFNEWgEALANQ. NELSON BBANCa. ]ÜBE, MARINB,and GUABAKTMI 1 1 POLICIES issß-d:at Curreitßisr Pbomft and Liberal Settlbwwt ot Claims. Large 'and Influential Colonial Proprietary. FRED. A.~BAMFORD. CHIEF AGENT FOX NELBOM i T_-i.i-_i.r-_n Stbkbt. EEDS, SEEDS, SEEDS. PASPALUM. AP.OE STOCK of new seod arrived. Sold in large or small lots. -Also : ape, Turnips, Clovers. Ryo and Cocksfoot Seeds. BISLEY BROS. & QQ,