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Nelson Evening Mail, 22 July 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! By special arrangement with the Now Zealand Picture Supplies, L/td. Featuring Albert Chevalier and Miss Florence Turner. The Permanent Picture Orchestra will be augmented, and special musical selections will ibe rendered during the screening, including- "Mrs 'Awkins," "Little Nipper," "Knocked 'em in the Old Kent Road," "Coster's Wooing," (■■(-., and during the closing scene of the picture the words of the song "My Old Dutch" will be recited by Ma- Ski. Bush. Admission—Circle Is 6d, Tip-up Stalls Is, Stalls 6d. Box Plan now open Empire Theatre. Managerial Note: We wish to call our patrons' attention to the fact that "My Old Dutch" will ;be screened at the Empire Theatre only, and irrast not be confused -with another picture of a similar name about be shown in the other Theatre in Nelson. MOTTJEKA TO-NIGHT. J PORTER HARRIS & SON. Land and Estate Agents. HARDY STREET.

TAHUNA. NEW DWELLING—4 rooms, .bathroom and large freehold section on the 'best part of the Beach, road. This property shows a good return and has every (prospect of rapidly increasing in value. Early application required. Price £350. Easy terms. Note. —The dwelling is furnished and this also goes with the procerty. TAHUNA—BEACH ROAD.— NEW dwelling, 5 rooms, furnished, situate Beach Road. Let to good tenant. An excellent opportunity to obtain valuable property showing over 12 per cent return on investment. Th.is is bound to increase in value as ,this favourite ■ seaside township (pirogresses. only .2375. Terms. 270 ACRES freehold sheep property, within 2 miles of the Nelson Post Office. This valuable .block has a long frontage to a good road, is well watered, and will undoubtedly quicl'ly ad ■ vance in value in the nea.r future. An excellent opportunity to sccuto a good grazing proposition at a low figure, namely £5 10s per acre. 25 ACRES freehold Orchard property within £ mile of Railway Station. There are 6£ acres in orchard, the trees being from 5 to 8 years old and producing well. Dwelling 6 rooms, etc. Price £1350. DWELLING 5 ROOMS and all convebuilt on "Bungalow" style. This fine residence is quite new and stands on large section, in good locality. Price only £635. Good BOARDING HOUSE, 17 Tooms with ail conveniences in first rate locality for business. £ acre land. Price including the furniture. -£llsO. 35 ACRES FREEHOLD, close to Hope Station. Fine dwelling 7 rooms, bathroom, h, and c water, 5 stall stable, cow shed, bam (will store 40 tons). The farm, is subdivided into 9 paddocks. Price very reasonable. Cash required about £4OO.

200 ACRES, dairy and sheep property, -within 1 mile station. Carry about 60 cows and 300 sheep. Milking plant installed. The block is all flat and is a bargain at the price asked, namely £25 per acre. J Porter Harris & Son [Norwich Union Chamber*, Hardy-et. L. Hingston, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. HARDY STREET. CITY PROPERTIES. BROUGHAM STREET.—6 rooms, scullery, bath and wash-house; stable, train* shod, fowl house, etc. Land 185 x 185 feet, about i. acre m •garden. Price for the lot £SOO. Gash required £235, easy terms. 1-i ACRES- —6 roomed' dwelling, conveniences, healthy locality, sunny position, well sheltered, including x acre lease 5 years, rental £3 per annum 1 . This is a splendid property for gardening purposes. Price £570. STOKE. —New- 4 large rooms, washJiouse, copperi-and'tmbs, £ acre, r'rice £SOO. Cash required about £250. LARGE ISTEW .RESIDENCE.—£ corns,, hot and; cold water, top shed, stable,; <wood shed, conveniences. flealtliy locality, sheltered sunny position. Price £750. Gash required £l5O, easy terms. MOUNT STREET.—Building section. Splendid view of City and Bay, oO x< 120. Price £IOO. BRONTE STREET. —Splendid 1 section •for building dwellng.—Cheap. WAIMEA ROAD. —Nearly New, 5 rooms, pantry, 'bathroom, % of an acre rch land; detached*wash-House, conveniences. Piice £525. Cash required: only £l5O. Easy terms. FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE.—Nearly 16 acres rich land 1 , splendid'., dwelling, hot and cold water, scullery, dairy ; close to City ; sunny, warm, sheltered position. Low i-eut. fl. ». WA.MRIS, H. J. H\RRIS, H. J. HARRIS, BAKER :: AND : : PASTRYCOOK (Successor to 0. McLetaU "SCRUPULOUS CLEANLINESS" ia my Motto. Inspection or the Bread Factory invited during working hoTrra. SMALL GOODS A SPE'JIALTY. Rinß up 'Phone 13' Bread And Small Good. to aJI part* of the City* MEDICAL ELECTRO TREATMENT. ELLLTRICITY skilfully »P'P\i* d 1 >peedily restores all debilitated Physical and Nerve energtea to normal -rigour oi Hel,lth - « . ... « 1 Chronic and oth«r M*ladle* *ucces*nn j ly treated—Promp* r*lief—Permanent «ure* effected. Leille W. A. MacArthnr, F.G.5., Demonstrator imd Specialist. Qaalifled Lady Assistant In attendance. No. 80 Bardy Street, Nelsoa. (Opposite Union Bank.) i now*: 19 to 4 t Bv*nius. 7t* ■