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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 20 February 1915, Page 3

NEW GOODS Opening Daily NEW VELVETS NEW DRESS SILKS NEW DRESS GCODS NEW FLORAL SILKS NEW BLOUSINGS NEW SPORTS COATS NEW GOODS OF ALL KINDS TRATHEN & CO., THE DRAPERS, TRAFALGAR STREET. NELSON.

. & D. EDWARDS, FOR SALE vjA EXCHANGE.—7IO Acres Good Sheep Country. Three Hundred acres flat and suitable for mixed cropping; all ploughable when hilly. About 300 acres in bush, and the balance in grass. Capable of wintering 650 sheep. Four-roomed cottage and whare; good road to property. Price £5 Ss per acre. Easy terms offered, and owner is prepared to consider Town or Suburban property in part payment. RiKAWAU [near Collingwood).— xOB ACRiIS FREEOLD. Mixed Orchard of 500 Fruit Trees, in full bearing. Sea front* •", with convenient wharf. Nine roomed House, all recently repainted «oita> le Outbuildings. Price £I3OO. Reg. 84 *SO ACRES FREEHOLD.—4O Acres are fiat, and have beta ploughed, and •bout one-third ploughable when stumped. Limestone country, capable of great improvement. 700 Acres in grass, now carrying 700 sheep and 46 nead cattle. Property well subdivided and watered. New 6-roomed House, bathroom, hot and cold water service. Good Outbuildings. School and P.O. 10 minutes' walk. Including Sheep and Cattle, £8 5s per acre. 782 ACRES FREEHOLD and 430 Acres 0.R.P.—340 Acres Felled and in English grass, ana carrying 550 Sheep and some Cattle. Balance in Bush, chief1_ T»: TP.-fi- :i„,. f,.„™ II jtlrnov Station. Price £2650. KORERE.—264 Acres Freehold—2o Acres in Oats, 2 Acres Wheat, and 1 Acre Potatoes (all splendid crops). 9roomed House (built 4 years), 4-stall Stable, etc. Eight miles from Railway Station. Price £2OOO. Cement IW, a od cover for MO Sheep. Price £2 17s 6d per Acre. Reg. 74 RICHMOND.—26 ACRES FREEHOLD /more or less). All flat and undulating. 6 Acres in Orchard, two and four years old. Water laid on to house and premises. Nicely situated Homestead, in excellent order. Ideal situation- Price £I7OO. Reg. 60 1500 ACRES FREEHOLD.—IOOO Acres in grass, carrying 1100 Sheep with Lambs, besides otfcsr stock. 500 Acres in Bush, containing patches of good millable timber. Sub-divided into 7 blocks, ail well fenced and watered-6-roomed Ht>nsp OutbniHoino* HARLEY-STREET.—6-roomed House, with Outbuildings. Land 40 x 60 fet. Price £250. Reg. 85 F. & D. Edwards TRAFALGAR STREET*

WE ARE GETTING READY FOR THE MOST STUPENDOUS BOOT & SHOE SALE EVER HELD IN NENSON. 31 face of the Great Rise in the Price v f Leather, we have made an extraordinary deal. We -should suggest you as there is another advance coming along in the price of leather. Look out for Sale Bill IN "MAIL" NEXT SATURDAY. The Price and .Quality of our SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE GOODS have inerited your approval iri the past, and we are going to excel o Sale, which opens on THURSDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. SMITHS SHOE STORE, BRIDGE ST., NELSON.

j R. DOBSON & SON AERATED VvATER —MANUFACTURERS.— FAMOUS—--XXX DRAUGHT BEER In Casks «nd -Tars. A.K. TONIC ALE. Id Quarts and Pints BTOUT, INVALID, In Quarts and Pint*. CELEBRATED—AERATED WATERS. GINGER BEEEL. CORDIALS. HOP ALE (A Refreshing Ncn-iEtoxicatrag Ale). ALL the above beverages are made from the Best and Purest Materials. Skill and scrupulous cleanliness Srevail throughout the BREWERY, OTTLING STORE, and AERATED WATER FACTORY, the result being an ever* Increasing Demand for th* Drinks Produced M THE NELSON BREWFRY —AND—THE CITY AERATED FACTORY (Teleohone 514). (Teleohan* ")), ROYAL MAIL COACH. POKORORO, UTVER MOUTERE NGATTMOTI. now leaves Pokororo fo 1 days, and Fridays, at 6.45 a.m., arriv ing on return at Pokororo at 2.30 p.m. All PARCELS carefully delivered. CHARLES GI'W.EN. -<OYAfJ HAIL STANLEY BROOK. THORPE, DJvTI UALE, tVAKEFIMjD. MOTOR CAR SERVICE JEAVES Stanley Brook Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, at 7.3( a.m. Leaves Wakefield I.M pnt. sam< I <*»!■• - . t_ Two C*rs will run when sufficient in docexnent. Parcels will woeive strict attentiof Charges moderate. Term* afcricU, • £■•*• ~... I WAKEIIELD MOTOR SUPPJCY STORES. 1 *. MoPHXRSCd.

LU.G&S' NELSiH kimkl For 1915 CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE FOLLOWI*"!:— Bridge-street The Publishers " . ""_ Alan Brace and Co. Hardy-street ' Alf. Robinson "Novelties." Snodgrass and Sons. Jackson and Co. Che Port Nile-street Waimea-streut Waimea Road Wakata Stoke Richmond Honnsell and Co. J. Bockmann White and Co. Franzen and Co. H. Griffiths Stewart and Co. x T. Pettit T. Walker 8. Leach Mrs M. Ching W. R. May Wearin? Bros. F. Lusty, Junr. Hope Mra - Tebay L. H. Palmer Brightwater ■ . • E- S. Fairey Clay and Co. Spring Grove Wm. Hetherington Wakefield Hooper and Son A. Hodgson and Son. Mrs. Waterhouse Fozhill A. J. Palmer and Son Belgrove W. J. Barlace-Pote Motnpika A. J. Pa\vner and Son Tadmor . R. L. Thompson Marchisbn E. Dellow R. McNee Hodgson and Co Reef ton J. Scantlebury Westport G- Parkhouse : f J. H.- Greenwood Upper Moctere C- F. Muntz KsatimoU J. W. Sntcliffe - ■ A. Daniell Motaek* Marioy and Sons »■■•■' Rankin and Co. • ' Farmers* Co-operative Society Rtwaka D. Kavawagh I'akaka Estate of the late Hugh Page .-■■-• Kirk and CoFoxhill Belgrove Motnpiko Tadmor Marchisbn Reef ton Westport Upper Moatere Kgatimoti Mbtaek* Rtwaka Gollingwood Rockville Wakapaaka Huvelock ' Benwicktowß Blenheim Lsngridge and Co. Riley and Co. E. T. Riley Maden Brothers S. Y. Wearing W. Orsman Brownlee and Co. W. Price and Son Barry and Co. Miss Robinson T. RotOey