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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 18 April 1910, Page 1

TO LET. TO LET: Cottage, Parere-st., four rooms, workshop and all conveniences. Apply F. Gibbons, Vanguard-st. TO LET: One Acre of Land, Wekastreet, lately occupied by Percy Cullen, suitable for garden or grazing. ADAMS and HARLEY, fcolicitors. 0 LET: New 5-roomed Cottage, Haven Road, J. A. STRINGER. TO LET. A Q1 ACRES of Agricultural Land 4:02 at Waimea East, being part of section 118, the property of Young's Trustees and now occupied by F. W. Smith. Applv— ADAMS & BARLEY, Solicitors, Nelson. TO LET—Rawhiti, Nile-street; all modern conveniences; immediate possession; low rent. Ap. Mrs. Askew. IN TRAFALGAR-ST. TWO ROOMS, WJ, PHOTOGRAPHER, TRAFALGAR-STREET. "Tor sale!" For Sale cheap : 21-foot Yacht, with new sails and racing gear, dingy, etc.—Apply 'Hail" Office. -j 1 ACRES of FIRST-CLASS CITY 1.4 LAND, planted in Orchard, Vegetable, and Flower Garden, Tomato Tomato House, Grape House, Men's Whare, Packing Shed, Stable, etc., together with a modern Dwelling of six rooms (city drainage). Price £950. Easy terms. ALFRED GOULD, Bridge-street.

FOR SALE: Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants from selected seed. L. R. COTTON, 71 Milton-st. 7JOR Sale or To Let: 8-roomed House, . late Miss Sunley's Residence. Apply Mrs. Kennedy, Ngatitama-st. II OR Sale-Cauliflower and Cabbage . Plants.—Neslon Seed and Produce Company, Hardy-street. ' ' A BARGAIN. A first-class Sheep and Cattle Farm, situated on the Little Wanganui Deach, Karamea district. 263 acres of freehold land, most of it cleared utiu well grassed, capable of carrying lOC cows; dairy factory cart calls da:!v. Nearly 3 seres mixed orchard in fall bearing. Six-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. R io be sold one lot or divided to suit purchasers. Easy terms can be arranged. FUR SALE: PROM 14 to 18 acres Firstclass Land, or 24 acres with Buildings. Apply to J. MUNDY, Stoke. |OB SALE: Six-roomed House, l'p" per Collingwood-street. Land 60 by 152 feet. Pleasant and healthy situation. Part of the money can remain on mortgage if desired. Apply LARGE SECTION, with new seven roomed House, best site on Mount Street. Hot and cold water. Gas, copper, tubs built in, and all conveniences. Apply W. E. WILKES, Richmond. SELDON JOHNSON, Kongahu, via Wesonnt F. and D. EDWARDS. OR SALE OR TO LET.

I Your Collars Look Lots "Better if they are genuine washable linen c >llars, and are laundered by- our modern, up-to-date, sanitary process. In addition to the question of appearance you know when jou are wearini' a linen collar that- is clean and sanitary, The launde'incr process effectually rids it of all forma of dirt and germsFor all occasions where good dressing is demanded, our laundry work will be four.d entirely appropriate. It pays now-a-d'iy. to be particular about your appearance. We do a'l kinds of Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing. steamTaundry, Dyeing & Cleaning Company, WAIMEA STREET, "THE IDEAL HOUSE' From the Housewife's Point of View. Says Joan Stanton in the London "Daily News," "should always have a range that can be turned into an opes fire at will." The "ZEALANDIA" RANGE Is the only in the Dominion the closed lire of which can be opened out. making the kitchen a cosy, well-venti-lated sitting-room. The Zealandia is a neat and natty range that looks well, heats well, cooks, well, burns little fuel, gives plenty of hot water. Write for catalogue No. 13. BARNINGHAM & CO., Ltd., • George-st.. Dunedin (op. Knox Church). W. LOCK, Ironmonger, Nelson. Y ANTED KNOWN.—Bookbinding in all its Branches, At th Evening Majl office. "UNDERTAKEN: Garden Work of any description. Tennis Courts, Bowling Greens, and Gardens laid out, and contracted for. Apply C. GRAHAM. The Nursery, Gioucester-st. Or D. M. Chapman, Hardy-street. WANTED KNOWN, Customs Forms can be had at the iUiL Office.