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Nelson Evening Mail, Issue XLIII, 7 January 1909, Page 2

I.AOAHD.J G. Hoby LATE J. W. TATTON ft SON DE STAL SUKGEONS. W...HOULXEB» A.R.LP.H., A.LS.E:, ARCHITEOT. MONEY TO LEND. W. ROUT ft SONS, LAND 4 FINANCIAL AOENT& WE hav» HONEY TO LEND in large or small mnu to snit Borrowers, from 6 per cent. Easy terms made lot repayment oi Principal. MONEY TO LEND. PITT AND MOOBE, BARRISTERS, SOLICTORS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC! WE have Money to Lend foi Clients in large or small Sams, to enit borrowers, at Lowest Ourreni Rates of inteiest. Very eaay tenni made for repayment of \ rincipaL 0 " MONEY TO LEND. ADAMS AND HAELEY (Lati Adams & Eimodon.) Barristers, Solicitors, and Notarial Pnblio. 1 \_C7E have Money to Lend ic larg< 7 TV or small sums to sot Borrowers, J at lowest current ratos of interest. Easy terma made for payment ol principal. MAfiiOAGE. • STRATFORD-MERRITT.-On Dec. 22nd, 1908, at St. John's Church, Nei son, by the Rev. C. H. Garland, Ar thur Stratford, eldest son of Marl Stratford, Hawke's Bay, to Ethe Francis, second daughter. of Mrs Mer ritt, Nelson. DEATHS. y~. WRIGHT.— On January 7th, at his re sidence, Wakapuaka, the Ven. Arch deacon Wright, in his 60th year. CATLEY.— At his residence. Manuka street, on Thursday, 7th January 1909, James Thomas Catley, in hii 78th year. No:nowers, by request. KING.— At Wakefield, on January 6th Richard King, who fell asleep in Jesui in his 78th year. Deeply regretted. N( flowers, by request. c== i — t' '■