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

RICHMOND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND T0 E -MQBRbW SATURDAY, FEB 27, 130 pm WJ|, LOGIC has been favoured wish instructions from Mr W. Cou'-ng to sell at an- early date the whole ot his furniture arid effects— Without reComprising Duchess ..Chest, superior Brass Mounted Double and Single Bedsteads, Spring and other mattresses, Dressing, Dinir.g, and other Tables, Couch, Chairs, Pictures, Fenders, and lions, Lino=, Hall-rtand, Lounge, Chairs, Dinner sud Tea St-fs, hd aOther Crockery, Sideboard, Rugs, Wringer Cooking Utensils, Baths, Mangle, Wire, Garden Tools, and other lines too numerous to mention. Absolutely without reserve. tO A m b € solu°teiy WITHOUT RESERVE. W. LOCK, Auctioneer WHY DELAY THE WEDDING DAY? "Marriage, if rigltly unaew.iooi*', Is to the virtuous and tho good A Paradise below." GET TOUB HOME FURNISHED AT LOCK'S AND CLAIM TOUB BKD3E. We were never in a better position to COMPLETELY EQUIP HAPPY HOMES. Entire Wedding Outfits in all styles, to suit all taßtes and all pockets. Estimates given for furnishing from a Cottage to a Mansion. Just to Hand— Large Direct Shipments of LINOLEUMS, CURTAINS, QUILTS, AND TAPESTRIES. ENGLISH, CONTINENTAL, AND COLONIAL FURNITURE. CBOCKE(RY, PIANOS, ORGANS, SEWING MACHINES, RANGES. SOLE AGENT FOR THE ATLAS SEWING MACHINES, HAELAND'S Celebrated PIANOd, THE "SUN" LAMP," EASIBAK LINO POLISHERS. . . VALUATIONS MADE AUCTION SALES CONDUCTED. Lowest Charges Made. Highest Prices Realised. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED. LOCK, UNIVERSAL PEOVIDER BRIDGE-STBEET. COXNOISSEUHS OF TEA. CONNOISSEURS of TEA ARE qi.i<-k to ipre-iato tiie unusual merits ot "KOZIE" TEA. They can detect at once that it's a good, pmc tea — the- very best obtainable. No. 2 costs Is 8d only. Agents: GROVE and SON. FOR SALE. 21 of the very best building sites ia Stoke and Richmond, comprising from 1 to 25 acres. 4 Agricultural Farms njar Richmond, containing from 60 to 100 acres, with good dwellings and farm buildings. 12 Good Sheep Farms ranging from 167 acres to 2000 acres in area. Exceptionally low prices and easy terms. FOR SALE AT WAKEFiELD 60 Acres Excellent Orchard, 6 nnd. house, good situation. 16 Acres First-class Land, good orchard, substantial residence. 15 Acres level land, large frontage to main road. S Acres, fine eitnaiion. 34 act&m in orchard, good buildings.. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THAT Desirable Orchard Property owned by Mrs J. H. Bettany, situated at Brightwater, comprising six acres of splendid land, good 8-roomcd house and all necessary outbuildings. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. Mn. S. BnEWERTOK'S''Wai-iti Property, comprising 156 acres, 7roomed house, farm buildings, orchard, hop garden. Price £1000. New G-rooined llouse, with every convenience ,siti>ated at Richmond, half acre of land. Price £525. FOB SALE. Orchard Properties at Richmond aiH Stuke. 15 Acres first-class land, 8 acres plantcJ Y.itU selected tree;. 13 Aa't-3 G'H.tl l..uid. 10 sure-.-, an ori hal'd ju^t lulliilip. ijliO 1111l bC-.'.l'--6 A<Ti\« Splendid Oivhni-d, containing best vurietii's fr.iil ; 7-roomeil liouse, ;md ail Ht'i'i-ssavy buildings. 5 Acres Good Land, part in orchard. 15 Acres Magnificent land, of which 8 I acres are in orchard. 14 Acres. Fine Residence and all necessary buildings. Small orchard. 8 Acres, all planted in young trees; 4-roomed cottage. PITT & MOORE, Solicitors, Keison. r Boyal Mail Coach. . Biwaka— Nelson— Hichmond— Motueka NEWMAN BRCS. ; Proprietors. The Proprietors call the attontion oi the travailing public to the fact that the Hichmond-Rhvaka Coacli Service has been extended to Nelson, alitl Coach now loavs the Cro>vn Stables, Nelson, DAILY, for KiwcUa, end arrive as per time-table appr-nded. — DAILY TIME-TABLE. Lave Nchon for Riwaka at 9 a.m.; ii.rr;ving Riwaka. 2.30 p.m Leave lUwatn W >lp'^ n ;) t 8 a.m. ; arriving Nelson 1.50 p.m. Luncheon :■ Bed wood's Valley. All parcels and orders receive strict «nd bifincssliko attention. NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors, i