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Nelson Evening Mail, 30 March 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENT*. Permanent Pictures EMPIRE THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THE LION' CUBS. THE LION' CUBS. THE LION' CUBS. THE LION' CUBS. Thrilling t Sensational!! Intense I!! The latest success. Dramatic in its-appeal to parents and children. Seething with Patriotism. An exciting drama that carries one away foy the velocity of its action, and its ' strength. It contains no love story, except the great love of "The Lion's Cubs" for their ccvuntvy. Under the patronage of the Territorials and Cadets. Prices as usual, Book your seats. J PORTER HARRIS & SON, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HARDY STREET. DESIRABLE SHEEP RUN—2OOO-acres • freehold, -within easy distance of Railway Station by a good road. This property. is ' well -watered and subdivided into 21 paddocks: carrying at present over 2000 sheep and carrying capacity can be easily increased. About 200 acres are level', and in addition some 600 acres are, ploughable. A 'buyer has the option of the stock at valuation. The property is all cleared except a few acres of bush at back. The Run is on limestone formation, and has. proved healthy sheep country, the ■wool, for the season securing the best price in. that dis- : trict. The price is £4 10s per acre. Reasonable terms can be arranged. DAIRY & SHEEP FARM.—2OO acres freehold; this profitable farm is all flat; situate within 1 milei of railway station, school, and Post Office, and 6 miles from the Nelson . ;/Freezing , Works. The carrying capacity is 400 sheep,' 30 cows, and other stock. SmalJ dwelling and other farm buildings Price £25 per acre. 3ENTEAL BUSINESS PREMISES.— A valuable freehold, being part of section 169 Bridge-street, .Nelson, comprising a commodious Shop and Dwelling. Workshop, and Store,, have ing, a frontace oi feet by a- depth of about 170 feet to right of way. The owners, Messrs Graham Bros., are determined t<j sell this desirable ■ business section and., buildings thereon, and have, therefore fixed the price at a reasonable figure . Full particulars as to price and terms offered W the owners, will be» given to bona-fide en-. ouirers upon application to the under- « : siged. ' ■ . ■" BUILDING: SECTIONS.—Two line buildincr sections -with a frontage of about 60 feet each; within about _lO minutes' waik of the centre of; city. Good outlook, high and dry, free from the dust nuisance. The cost of connecting residences built on these sections will be very- light, as the, new sewer runs through lower part, of •property, Price only 30s per. foot. J Porter Harris & Son Norwich Union Chambers. H. J. FLATT Certllcate* SANITARY PLUMBER AND s GASFITTER. BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. Hot aad CoM water atter, ir*lnUj*r, ilEtc.— I«tim*te* given for, nil branch©* of tihe Trad®. Ul iiMilrl Werk Promptly BRICKS. CHAMBERLAIN and ST ANN ARD. CHAMBERLAIN and STANNARD. CHAMBERLAIN and STANNARD. - BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS Bricks Cherry Red, Square, made for Export and hard usage Estimates. Given for Buildings in Wood. Brick, or Concrete; ■ BRICKS FORWARDED TO ANY PART OF THE PROVINCE. NELSON BRICK WORK 3 BISHOPDALE. CHAMBERLAIN and STANNARD. CHAMBERLAIN and STANNARD. CHAMBERLAIN and STANNARD, VICToR SPIERS "h<m takem over the STRAND CAPE, BRIDGE STREET, tad trusts by oloae attention to the wanta of Ouutomecra to ensure a fair ahp.Te o1 Public Patronage. Civility and d«*nKn<aa* a Speciality. , PEN Painting ia very fashionable just now. We have ia stock Colour® iJibs, etc.!, for this work,-—J. P. Gooke ; and Sons, Hardy fitreeo. WAIMEA "COUNTY COUNCIL. TEGAL PROCEEDINGS will be I-i taken for the RECOVERY of ALL RATES 'OUTSTANDING after the 31si March,\l9l6. S. BLOMFIELD, County -Clerk. Nelson, 17th March, 1916. . WANTED STAMPS, especially old Now Zealard 1855 to 1874, loosa or on envelopes, price given, cash promptly. Collections also bought. Reference, Bank N.Z., Te Arb, Wellington. Address A. Brodie, Royal Oak Bdgs,,. 16 Manners street, Wellington.