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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 27 September 1913, Page 1

Every; consumer of that superb tea, "Stana Out.," can qualify for a. moneyprize; of from 5s to £sor for a consola* tion prize of 2s 6d. This generous distribution is made twice a year. "Entries close 15th. June and 15th December. Competitors qualify, with Coupons enclosed in" packets .of Stand-Out Tea; This enterprising Reward Scheme is not a lottery.: It is simply q, cash distribution ;pf a liberal character. Post \ Coupons, in. one (batch, with name and address, to-r-''Stand-Out Tea," care R. Wilson and.Co., Ltd., Dunedin. To qualify for a prize the. Couppna should total at least fifty, "points.-" Hold siraller value back, and add to it for the succeeding Distribution^*

NOTICE. ON acounfc of-annoyance caused by Dogs, POISON • WILL BE LAID on all Properties leased by, me, including Quarantine, Green's Estate, and -Golf Links. ' Any person TRESPASSING on the two first-i.amed - Properties "will bo Prosecuted wiuiout respect of* person. FRED FAIREY.' GRAND iSSgSnft *pence extra, Nelson Rugby Union. Ax».\ Union Tickets' PURCHASED AT THEATRE up to and including Tuesday Next admit to performance. Art Union drawn Tuesday, Sept. 30th.. First Prize, £25; 2nd, ,£lo;.3rd, £5. • • J. PORTER HARRIS AND SON, LICENSED LAND AGENTS. , PROPERTIES FOR SALE: 500 ACRES FREEHOLD ; ■ close '• to Nelson. Large,, portion-ploughable; l>alance easy slopes, well watered. A. bargain at £5 10s per acre. Very easy terms. ■ ■ . • _ 1500 ACRES FREEHOLD, within 9 miles of Nelson • 170 Acres quite flat, and good part of the hills easily ploughed and cropped; well watered; _ ring fencfedj : ißub-divided in M 19; 'paddocks;. 2 Dwellings; large Cow Shed, 14 'bailß, concrete floor; and Dairy. At present. carrying_ 1100 Sheep, .87 head Cattle, and 15 Horses. Easy terms arranged. . STOKE.— Acres; 10 of • which are in Orchard in full bearing; good Dwelling of 6 rooms,practically' new, bathroom and attached ; 3 mile from Post Office. Income from this attractive Orchard Property "would average about' £4OO per annum. Prit® £2BOO. Terms. Or would ; sell 10. Acres, 7 Acres of which are in full bearing Or« chard. ' Title, Land Transfer. r CITY ; DWELLING.—Very central position; 6 large rooms,, bathroom and Wash-house ; hot and cold water ; con; nected with new sewer; corner section* 50 feet hy 150 feet.: For quick sal® owner will accept £SOO, of which £250 ccald remain on mortgage at> 5 per cent per annuir. i This is Undoubtedly one of the cheapest properties ia Nelson. -Early application necessary. DAIRY FARM.—I 69 Acres, of which 75 Acres are flat and in English grass; 130 Acres have been ploughed; Dwell- ' ing of 8' rooms and other Farm Buildings ; half-mile from School, and handy to Railway Station. Stock,: including 15 good bilking Cows, -Sheep, Horses, Reaper and Binder, Ploughs, Cream Separator, etc.', go with the property. Price as a gaing concern, £2400, Offers, will be submitted to the owner;' We also have on the bopks a large number of Country and City Properties, particulars of which will be furnished on ; application >• J. PORTER HARRIS AND SON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS; NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS, HARDY-STREET. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE . SOCIETY, LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 1717. Lcisea Paid Exceed LOWEST RATES OF PREMIUM. LOSSES PROMPTLY & LIBERALLY SETTLED . - • 3Y THE UNDERSIGNXD. j. PORTER HARRIS,. .kief 4gent and Attorney for Nelsoa, Marlborough, and Westland* ITORWICH UNION CHAMBERS, HARDY-ST.. NELSON. ANTED Known.^— Oranges, Mari- . .. 'darins, and Passions. Large assortment of Chocolates and Confectionery at Emmett's, Hardy-st,, 'Phone 344.