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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVIII, Issue XLVIII, 12 August 1915, Page 1

WA&TED. 7ANTED A STRONG BOY for the Machine Room, Apply "Evenaig Mail Office." WANTED a girl for housework, from 8 mi 3 p.m. daily. Apply Mrs Frank Smallbone, Alton street. 7ANTED.— COAL TRIMMERS, ' Apply GASWORKS. N 7ANTED a man used to horses and farm, work. Apply J. M. Crouch er, Richmond. WANTED. CWT. OF GARLIC. S. KIRKPATRICK AND CO., LTD., NELSON JAM FACTORY. 7 ANTED.—Boot Repairs, Material / and Workmanship guaranteed. — Lang, 86 Bridge street, opp. Fairey's. 7ANTED to sell, Singer Sewing ma- / chine; 4 wheel express, almost new, with set 'harness almost new. Apply Singer Machine Co., Bridge street. "RS Steinman, Medical and Business Clairvoyant. Interviews daily 10 to i.m. 52 Halifax street near P. 0., Leaving 19th, visiting Takaka. ■ANTED to Borrow—£2o to £3O, 'V ffood interest, good security,. Apply by letter/: "Reliable," C/o. "Mail Office." ' ■ 'ANTED. Men .' Men I Men ! now is the time to buy brown "BOSTOCK" Shoes, Price 14s 6d. DEE AND SONS. ANTED.—Ladies to inspect our new shipment of Brocade and Satin. Evening shoes. Dee and Sons, New Boot Store. ANTED—2SO people, to buy 4 pairs of Rubber Heels for Is.DEE AND SONS New Boot Store. ANTED—SO Working Men to buy . .' a. nair of our strone nailed shootANTED—36 Ladies to buy a pair, of Patent Calf Derby Shoes, price ( 10s 6d, usual price 18s 6d. Dee and Sons. ANTED—Fruitgrowers to try a ' pair of "Orchardist" Boots, price 18s 6d. Dee and Sonsj New Boot Store. ANTED—2S useful men, who'-wear size 10s to try a pair of our 7s 6d Chrome Bals, DEE AND SONS. : ANTED—Fathers, Mothers, Boys v and Girls to buy) their boots and shoes at Dee and Sons >who carry the largest stocks in Nelson. ANTED' ENOWN— StocktakingClearance j Boys' Tweed Hats od each ; Boys' Suits 4s. lid; Denim, trousers 3s 9d; Wool Mufflers Is 6d upwards:. W. McKAY AND SON/ Bridge street, i. 'ANTED KNOWN.—Clearing-out ODD LINES for: Stocktaking: Boys' Ties 3 for Is lid, Men's Wide End Ties Is 6d each, 2 for 2s 6d. Fresh Bargains daily- W. McKAY AND SON, OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT. RANTED to Buy: Souhd or Broken T V Teeth, on Gold, Silver, or Vulcanite. Best possible prices in Zealand. Post any you have to J. DUNSTONE, P.O. Box 105J, Auckland. Cush by return mail. .Estab, 25 years. All' parcels should have sender's name and address inside. All kinds 6f Dental Waste bought for re manufacturing. WANTED. —Suits, Costumes, t>tc, for Dyeing and Dry Cleaning. I"V" T COMPANY, Colling- • -A- • M-J • wood-street. Nelson. , 'Phone 360-

J. PORTER HARRIS & SON LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HARDY STREET. 275 ACRES FREEHOLD, situate 2X miles from Railway Station, Post ana Telegraph Office, and School. AH lime stone 'formation. Will -winter 500 ewes. This fine little Sheep Farm os nearly all ploughahle; splendid topping up country, well suited for Turnips, Rape, etc. ■ Well watered and subdivided. Free from Noxious Weeds Good Dwelling, and other Farm Buildings. Price,and terms on application. 200 ACRES FREEHOLD.—Rich soil. 1 .11 (1.1 . „,•(-.,„ + wldliir /.Tin rriila nf Railway Station. School, and Post Works. WilV carry 400 Sheep, Cows, and oHier Stock. Dwelling and other Farm Buildings on property. Price £2O per Acre. Liberal terms. 2000 ..ACRES ...FREEHOLD ..;SHEEP RUN, wi6hih easy distance of the Railway. Good Dwelling, with every convenience; Shearing Sheds, etc., Dip, and Yards. -Well watered and• sub-divided ; carrying capacity nearly 2000, ,and this could , be- considerably increased. Price £4 10s per acre. Easy tierms. 400 ACRES, of which 60 Acre* »re Freehold, and the balance L.1.P., at a rental of only £4 0s 6d per annum. About 100 A.crea are flat terraces. Buildings consist of new Dwelling of 4 rooms and detached Kitchen, ar.H pthc-i Farm Sbeds Carrying Cattle »!'■' aliviu 160 Sheep. The fawn ia situate about 20 miuutes drive from tb« Station. Price asked is 4 low; namely, £1350, including all Stock and F&rm Implements. Terms very easy.. APPLE LAND! APPLE LANpt SPLENDID FREEHOLD BLOCK, j comprising some 474 ACRES of choice ! Apple Land, with New Dwelling there- i in. About 35 Acres suitable for planting, 15 Acres being now ready' for the plough, the balance good grazing, when cleared. Post and .Telegraph Office and School adjoining the propeirtsy. Qfli the main road, in a most favourable position for Apple Orchards. A Bargain at £llsO. Terms. Early application necessary. NORWICH FNIOHP CHAMBERS. E. O. McGUIRB, EYESIGHT SPECIALISIjt . NELSON. "AY be consulted at hi*, Private Ro« Bideuee, 93 GOLLINaWOOU-ST,