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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVI, Issue XLVI, 22 June 1911, Page 8

AUCTION SALES. .TIE ASSOCIATE will sell ;i.s nude 400 Mixed She-op. 50 Spnn.riii._r C'"\v: Selling; Cheap. OUTFR COVERS: 7b 6(1. 9s 6.1. 10s 6,1. 12s 6d. All sizes. Ordinary prices from 10s 6d to 22s 6<l. The Covers wore a Rirrnineham firm's Bankrupt. Slock, and any Cyelist can rely <m ;i. first-class Cover at a low price. l'«wta,i;e Paid on all Casli Orders. Samples at door. AT A MAXKSS. 95 lIART)V-ST., (Opp. SiKxlgr.TFs and Sons'.) Try us for good Repairs and Lamp.-. I\S.—Open" Saturays till 0.00 p.m. HIS ESTATE is NOW OFFERKD to the Public for FOR PRIVATE SAIL THERE ALE • SPLENDID BUILDING SECTIONS - J HAVING FRONTAGES TO BROUGHAM STREET, SCOTLAND STREET, BRONTESTREET, SEYMOUR AVENUE, and BROOK STREET. Seveial of the Sections include the well known Orchard lately ler.sed to Mr 11. Bash ford, and other_, aie covered with \ighly Ornamental Native Lush The well-known dir.Ehouso known •ontaiiiinir 28 rooms, with all conveniences, together with four acres of land, tastefully laid out in garden, shrubbery, etc. The title is Land Transfer, and ve.rj easy terms are o*fereJ. For fv .-flier particulars apply to F, & D. EDWARDS LAND AGENTS, TRAFALGAR-ST PANAMA HOTEL (Under New Management). CORNER HARDY AND COALINGWOOD STREETS, NELSON. "AVUNO taken over the above vvell- . known Hotel, I respectfully notify the Travelling Public that their wants will be catered for in FIRST-CLASS STYLE. Country Visitors can rest assured that they will receive the best of attention and accommodation. Moderate TarifF .Excellent Cuisine. Only the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits kept. HOGG'S SPARKLING XXXX ALES On Draught or in Bottles. Celebrated for their Purity. B. CRISP, Proprietor.

SEASON, 1911. JUST OPENED, AND NOW SHOWING, NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ITie Verv Lateset Models in LADIES' TRIMMED MILLINERY. LADIES' READY-MADE COSTUMES ill Navy, Black, Grey, Green, Brown, Etc.. to fit all sizes. the Newest in NECK WEAR, HOSIERY GLOVES, FURS, LACES, RIBBONS, Etc. New Goods in every Department, speevally selected and Drices low. T. H. CONDELL, Traf al gar-street. FOR SALE. NGATITAMA-STREET.— House . of 9 rooms, with 2 Acres land, situated top of Ngatitama.-street, having a splendid view of harbour. ADJOINING ABOVE.—S Acres Orchard, planted 4 years, with 730 trees, bast varieties apples, cherries, etc. Orchard is in splendid order. These two properties can be sold either separately or together. Prices low, and very easy terms can be arranged. KAWAI-STREET. Three Acres, with 7-roomed House, practically new, belonging to the estate of the late Mrs. R-aikes. Large frontages to Kawai, Franklyn and Tipahi streets. Price verv low. STOKE.—On. the Main Road, Citv end, 8 Acres Land, with new House of 5 rooms; 1 Acre planted in Apples. TIPAHI AND MOTUEKA STS.— 6-Toomed House, with one Acre Orchard. Frontage 363 feet to Mctueka-street.. 122 feet, to Tipahi-street. VERY LOW PRICE, and easy terms. Owner is nrepared to subdivide. HOPE.—2O Acres Land, with 7roomed Hou*e. Sheds, cfc. ; Acres planted in Orchard. Price £750, foi quick sale. J'-ir full p'Uticular.s apply to J. AND W. GRIFFIN, Hardy-street. RHEUMATIC PAINS RELIEVED. "I have been a great sufferer from rhetimat/ism,"' writes Mrs Jane Pierce 1340 Sturt-st.. Ballarat. Vic. "The excruciating pains have caused me hours <>f nuisory. I fhousht I would never act relief! Hit the fir?t bottle of Chamber lain's Pan'n Balm showed me it was nossible. Now. at the first signs of the rheumatic pai.ne returning I ap-nly hot fomentations, then rub Chamberlain's Pain. Balm well in. aiVl it cerfa.inlv wards off what used 1" be Jays of pain and Buffering."