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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 26 February 1909, Page 4

■■P9Pi njnjAi/.- 'value- •■- : ;*^O,UUy,- V • VAjiUE; ' IN order to !clbse'jar.tnership^aacounts promptly; M t feSSRIB,vBISLIfIX' BROSr and. Co.^arejp.teparedf'tot-leave,-if desired,' riio'st' of Vtfie {purchase jnoiiey of any properties, ftiey.-are-sslljiig^for: terms- oE .thrle^or ■foar: : ye£rs;ScKarfing : ■ Interest onsame' at; lqvr : i-Ste of FIVE PER CE : NT.,/^luch: r isi very aibMtlifc deed obniidering thi'scajecity.' and- -high rates now ; charged,,, for money. >;'i'ne perties for 'sale, which are td be immediately disposed ' ."of, -^include -35 ; City and Suburban, 'and; Town' Residences, 15 larg^ and .small :farms, : arid -runs,' -■ which we feel suriß.:. will -meet : all re- _ -quirenleiitsr'; :_ : ' '."' ".y^.r. :■ .- -■■■ ->-. — -■,■>■■■- 'Fuller particulars "given*, oiiv-; application ■■ at the Offices 'of MESSRS BISLEY BROS <and Co., . . iHARKT-ST.. To save- disappointment intending^purchasers should make early .'inspection. : Tt is not often :a> sale -of land" occurs at such low: prices,. TOth : -easy ■' ierms ■ of ■-;" Baymentj- in some cases NO GASH 1 be--ing required, "the- whole of the" PURCHASE MONEY, remaining on Mprtgage;- ; -' ■- ■■; :. .-: ..■:'■■■■?■■, ,*.-"■*•'.-'■'■■■ BISLEYrBROS. and CO., ■f . Land^ Agents: and; Auctioneers. Chicles at areduced price, chicles at a-reduced pbich ahicles at a reduced pbics. ■/.. 4 -i^Cfc ■;.£;. iCTAVE for SALE by Bcinse and HnrjiJL. rell; and ether well-known maken, several *> , • ./- .CLKIES, GIGS, FBUIT CABTS, IjULKIES, GIGS, yEBUIT. CARTS, BUSTIC CABTSi SPRING OABTS, RUSTIC CABTSi SPRING CABTS, SPRING DRAYS, TIP DRAYS, SPRING DRAYS, TIP-DRAYS, • And EXPRESSES. Also BEVEHAL SECOND-HAND TRAPS. •^ ' x Call and Inspect. • . ~f(> jBE liEfT CITY PROPERTIES. , O Large and Conveniant. Shops. 2 Suites of .Offices I .' ~ » ■ 1 Large Work Shop. „ : 1 Large Store suitable for .Warehouse 1 or Motor; Car. Business. .'■ Fuller Particuh}irs' given on application 'to " *'"t' '"■■""'\''; '?'."-■>.■ - BISLEY BROS .^ GO. ■ ■;,■■.■■■ •■■■■3i- i *.:::] • :• ■ . •■ ,'■„ r . *... ..." SHE FOLLOWIIJG -DESIRABLE : * v "FREEHOLD >PROPERTIi& ••' .' ■*-•-.■■ T-'?-%;*'- -•:■''- 1 . ■. : IST.— Sun, aOOO.jctes, known as "The • Gri»hanl''Ow < <if the best grazing : properties "in tse Ktjlron distriot;,.OJND.— Agricultural^ >nd Graiiiig Pro- : " i perty of B<Wracrea, known as . "Hilledey," new residence/ bara, «tc ' QBD.^Grazing Run near- city, conO taining_l4oo ; acres. Known as Woodlandß.'V^Residence-thereon'. ; ITH. — Block, Jleitlands> Stoke, - con.JZ taining 84 Seres. Som»"*)'«cr«B tmder cfltivatioh. ' '' *_ 6Ttt— Farm' of 100 acres, sitoatea at . Stoke. ' PracticaUy all flatV • 6TI»— Convenient Grsiing' Propjerty, ; nithin city boundary, containing ■ 18a«tu. .' .- ' -.-. .; ■' .: •"' ". ■TTH.-tl6 Acres Suburban North. Ex- •.-:■ / > '"* oellent* grazing land.'. - , BTH.8 TH.— Block 6t J3 . Acres,, situated Hampden-street. ' Firit:class~ grass paddock. :.;■'■ ■.'■<:■■■■■■. • Fuller particulare. Terms' of lease, jto., given at the OiSoes of . . •_. . BISLEY 'BBOS. & CO:,. • \ ■ Hardy-street. FOR BALE PRIVATELY. 4 Young Draught Horses, 4 <and 6 year* old.- Just; brjpken. i . ■ ' 3 Upstanding Trap: 'Horses,- 4-and- 5 years old. Jußt:brbken.J , O Light Trap Horses,- 3-and. 4 >'«»» oW. r -Just.- broken:;; rr -\' I • Fnll "JBarticulaw'feoin'^'". •', V. R. GAUKRQDGER, ' , . Quarantine Road, Stoke. 4t BIStEY BROS; & ■COT," * ~ ';'. .HwdXirtreet. iWIANTED-TO .- r Apply '■"'•• : BISLEY BRO^ and Cpi. - .. ■;■ SUMMER DRINKS & TONICS FOR INVALIDS. irnTKi> •pwn-T.ISH ALE (Non AlcohoUcj Kofi CELEBIATiF STOUT. (NonAlcoholic) Sold by all Grocep; at 6s Dozen KOPS' CONCENTnATED OINGER BEEfi i One Bottle milces 32 glasses of the Tmest Old Style Ginger Beer. __ Is 6d Bottle^ " J Ask your Storekeeper for it. r V/HOLESALE AT BISLEY BROS and CO , , BISLEY BROS and CO>,~ SHEEP COUNTBY AND AGRICULThis is a freehold, with part^nvcr frontag© and river flats, also railway frontage; near school, store, and station; lies beautifully to the sun; some 100 acres under crop, 200 more can be cultivated ; is •capable of great improvement No reason, why, 'in course pf time, it should not cut up at double the price we now quote. New residence of six rooms,' large- new barn. Well w»tered; splendid view The whole comnrises 800 acres (more or less), of which 300 acres are good agricultural conntry. Price £6 per Acre. Chief Agentt. £1075. '•/*: An ideal compact Freehold Vftfto, tome 3 acres m young orchaid. 40 acres rich flat land, « n^ er P 0 "!"' almost new 6 roomed residence. %tie block consists of 60 acres; has a warm position, near sphool, po«t office, etc ; OTmam road, about half tour drive from tovnshrp of Mo*ueka an d Port Positnely a great batg?m H desired, nurpxtr, i r s ai>i J^ *