Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 19 February 1915, Page 8

AND! SONS, HARDY STREET NELSON WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TAKAKA PROPERTIES FOR SALE: 0 4.CRES of Reclaimed Swamp Land. Splendid soil. Well fenced and sub-divided. Twenty minutes' drive to cheese factory. Price £I4OO. -i f\l ACRES, of which 2i Acres are JLUs in full bearing Orchard. Good Dwelling of 8 room?. H. and C. Water, etc. Price. £1425. -\ A Q ACRES. All in Grass. Well J 4fcO watered with never failing streams. Well fenced and sub-divided. All flat, and nearly all ploughable. To go with the farm, 200 good Sheep, 3 Cows, some Young Cattle, and Pigs. Sixroomed Dwelling, large Barn, Cowshed, and Stable, combined with Loft. Price £I6OO. , . Ip?f\ ACRES at Puramahoi, all OU ploughable, and a large proportion has been cropped. Formerly swamp land. This property would make a splendid Dairy Farm. Good House and Outsheds. Price £1650. This property is bound to increase in value in the very near future. A f\ ACRES of the best land in Motu4tL* pipi> a 'l being flat, ploughed, and sub-divided, and well watered. Good frontage to main road. Close to School and Post Office. Price £1650. rtAA ACRES, of which 400 Acres OvJU are flat, the balance being hill land. There are 300 Acres in Grass. A firstclass Dwelling House stands on the property. Price £3300. OAA ACRES, of which 100 acres are OUU flat land, the balance being low hills. At present running 200 sheep, but could easily be made to carry 600 sheep. Price £4 5s per Acre. I f\f\ ACRES, of which 200 Acres Q:\J\J are flat, the balance being hill land. All in grass. With the property will be included 700 Sheep and 20 head of Cattle, and 2 Horses. Price £6OOO. -4 ft ACRES of the best Land in JLv) Takaka, sub-divided "with good fencing. There is a new House of o rooms, with Barn, Trapshed, and Cowshed. There are 9 Cows, all coming into profit, 1 Mare, 6 Pigs, Trap Harness, etc. Price £I3OO only. £\ Q ACRES of Land, close to town and to dairy factory. All fenced and sub-divided. There is a good Dwelling Cowshed, Slaughter Shed, and necessarv Outbuildings. The land is of the best in the district, and is all ploughable. Prico £7O per acre. This amount includes the improvements. VirAITAPU.—U Acres of Land facing W the main, road, and close to wharf, with 6-roomed Dwelling and Outbuildings. Good opening for market gardener. •Price £525. Arrangements made for Showing Persons over the Above Properties. W ROUT ft SONS HARDY STREET, NELSON.

Every Housewife Should Test Mustard Pickle Powder. Simplifies Pickle-making at Gome. Saves Time and Labour. Ensures Perfect Pickles. A Fine Blend of the Choicest Condiments. Two kinds "Piccalilli" and "Chow Chow." Your Gtyeer Recipe for Sells it Mustard Pickles In lib. Tins. on Label. Prepared and Guaranteed by KIRKPATRICK'S, NELSON.

masonic I Hotel. (Under Ikco Management.) "» /TR. J. P- BEIRNE, laU ot Greymouth, Blenheim, ana Picton, begs to intimate to his friends and the public generally that ho has taken over the above Hotel. To\_rists and Traveller* will find every comfort and convenience, as in the past. The Catering is undtr tb e supervision of Mrs. Beirne, and Visitors will find everything to their entire satisfaction, aci "a Home away from home.". All Local Beers and Speight's. Superior Brands of Wines, Spirits, and Ales. letters and Telegrams prompt"Masonic, Nelson. JAS. P. BEIRNE, Proprietor. THE MAN WINS. Indigestion means imperfect nourishment, and that means poor health; In these days of strenuous competition it is the 'healtny man who wins. Nothing equate Chamberlain's table*<j for clearing the stomach of undigested *ood and promoting a flow of gastric juices, which are indispensable in. the process of indigestion. Indigestion always produces a tendency to constipation, and for this alone Chamberlain's tablets *?e invaluable Sold everywhere. o fRLIT &WD PRODUCE AUCTIONS. Prwnpt Settlement & Account Sales. M'MAHON&LEE, AUCTIONEERS, REEFTON. Auction Sale of Fruit and Produce held •very TUESDAY and SATURDAY. Correspondence invited.