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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 9 March 1909, Page 4

"THE SUN OUTSHINES THEM ALL." SUN LAMPS 1 rTIHE WORLD'S BRIGHTEST am X MOST ECONOMICAL LIGHT " Makes and burns its own gas. SUI LAMPS, are praised IN EVE(RS STATE; IN EVERY TONGUE. i Thousands of unsolicited Testimonials.— "The SUN LIGHT is a dandy makes mght into dny." "I am 75 year old, and my eyes are failing. I eai sec to read' better by a "SUN LAMP' than any other light I know of." Thi 'Rev. H. V. Summers says, "We have eight ISUN LAMPS! in our church, which give FIVE TIMEi MORE LIGHT than the 10 electric in candescent burners formerly used AN I AT ONE-SIXTH OF THE COST.' Rev. A. H. Brink says: "The tw< SUN LAMPS give a GREAT DEAI MORE LIGHT in our church than thi 20 oil lamps uscl formerly." FOR STREET LIGHTING, THE HOME, THE CHURCH, STORES. PUBLIC BUILDINGS, WORKSHOPS, Etc., AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS. IT ghves '^be -GREATEST LIGHT AT THE LEAST COST. Write for particulars and prices to LOOK, Representative of tho "SUN VAPOUR STREET LIGHT CO., of OHIO, in Wellington, Mailborough and the ' West Coast. late ofyour Hal OTeMuersr BEST PDBP ON EARTH, jM# E. McPHEESON & CO., LTD [ AGENTS FOR : Myers' Pumps. "Samson" Windmills. Oil Engines, Hot Air Pumping EnI gines, Fire Engines. "Ontario" Combined Drills. "Acme" Combined Harrow and Orchard Cultivators. Syracuse, Hornsby, and Olivei Ploughs, Etc. E. McPHERSON & CO., LTD., WAKEFIELD. CONNOISSEURS OF TEA.' . CONNOISSEURS of TEA i ARE quick to npre:iate the unusua merits of "KOZIE" TEA. They cai detect at once that it's a good, pun tea — the very best obtainable. No. ! t-osts Is 8d on]v. Agents : GROVE and SON. FOE SALE. 21 ofthe very best building sites it Stoke and Richmond, comprising from 1 to 25 acres. ! 4 Agricultural Farms naar Richmond containing from 50 to 100 acres with good dwellings and fara buildings. 12 Good Sheep Fanna ranging fron 167 acres to 2000 acres in area Exceptionally low prices and eas; terms. FOR SALE AT WAKEFiELI 50 Acres Excellent Orchard, 6 rmd house, good sitnation. 16 Acres First-class Land, good oz , chard, substantial residence, 0 15 Acres level land, large frontage t> y main road. [1 S Acres, fine situation, Z± acres ii orchard, good buildings. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 1 TEAT Desirable Orchard Propert owned by Mis J. H. Bettany, si tuated at Brightwater, compris ing six acres of splendid land good 8-roomed house and all nc 1 cessary outbuildings. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. ..<. 3. BREWERTON'S Wai-iti Pro perty, comprising 156 acres, 7 roomed house, farm buildings orchard, hop garden. Price £1000. v. » 6-roomed House, with every con venience ,situated at Riclunond half-acre of land. Price £525. FOE SALE. Orchard Properties at Richmond an-1 Stuko. 35 Acres first-i-la.-i l:i"d, 8 acres plant td with selected trees. 18 Acres Good Lancl, 10 acres in or chard just coming into full bear ing. 6 Acres Splendid Orchard, containing best varieties fruit ; 7-roomei house, and all necessary build ingF, 6 Acres Good Lund, part in orchard - 15 Acres Magnificent laud, of which I acres are in orcliaid. j 14 Acres. Fine Residence and all ne cessary buildings. Small orchard y 8 Acres, all planted in jounjr trees 4-roomcd cottage. I. c PITT & I MOORE ' 'Solicitors, Nelson, d _____________ — —^ — ;i Koj-al Mail Coach. 'I Riwaka— Nelson - i ichj, mond -Motueka NEWMAN BRCS., Proprietors. The Proprietor? call tha attention a the travelling public to thc^fact tha the Richmond-Eiwaka Coach Seivio has been wtsnd-d to Nelson, an. &arh no* loave the Cro-vn Stable, Nelson, PAILV, for Iliwarfa, and a: rive -^- tuneable appended.Lave Ntl-cn for Riwaka at 9 a.m. arming Uiw.ika 2.30 p.m [ Leave Riwaka for Nelson st 8 a.m. i arriving Nolson 1-30 p.m. ' Luncheon: Redwood's \ alley. 1 All parcels and errie;E receive stric " und biwint.-.-V': - at'-n+'f". NEWMAN BROS., Proprietors.