Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Nelson Evening Mail, 7 September 1916, Page 8

LIMITED. HARDY-ST.. NELSON. US7S ACRES, English and. Native Grass, ring fenced anil snb-divided info convenient- blocks, good natural water supplv. at present- carrying about one sheep" per acre. With further im-provenn.-nt. and sub-division \\ ill carry considerably more. dood residence and outbuildings, wooished. yards, dip etc. .Price £3 2s 6d per acre. Terms 12 per cent cash, bahnee arranged at 5 per cent. Possession at once. WAKEFIELD. —ls acres Freehold. 3 acres orchard, hall >oun- trc<>>. haH in bearing, balance irras-s. New 7-roomo-d house and all necessary outbuildings, l'rne £ISOO. STOKE.— 7; acres orchard, all planted and in bearing. Price £I4OO. PORT NELSON.— Shop premies wiih 7-roomed dwelling attached, occupied and carried on by Mr H. (.iriflith*. as stationer and tobacconist, etc P.arber's shop and cottage adjoinim:. both let to co'od tenants. 85 feet frontage in Wakefield Ouav. Price and puriicu--216 ACRES Rich Dairying Land with 7-rco.T.ed house, h and' c water service and all conveniences. Pain, milking shed with L.K.C machine, close to Factorv. School and Post- Oflice. Price £lB 12s 6d ner ?crc (Including stock). 14 ACRES FREEHOLD with good residence and outbuildings. 3 miles from City by Main Road." Land of good quality and adaptable for any purpose. * Price £4l per acre. Immediate possession. GOOD MIXED FARM.— I6B acres in splendid order. Main Road frontage. House and Outbuildings, price £lB per acre, including implements and stock. JAMES BRUCE, Land Department.

r^s^«^-y^xvN' J ds^*'«r^s?M»assr BE A STENOGRAPHER! oU .-'y Splendid opportunities, g| DAYS^p 1 ' pleasant work, short hours, j)X? good salary. Learn at home p sf Bovd Shorthand I $ We save you £.">o by taking our course S: instead of others. & Send tmiiaj fttr Booklets, Testimonials, Ac J* J* BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOL § WO CUSTOMHOUSE QUA Y, % $ IT F.U.I.XCTON. «,„§' y -v?=z*:~*r& ~v ■? "? ■■■■■? ■■ v '"s* "v v. '~*r"sr*s-:.""ss'r'Ji

THE fVMOUS DK. WANLESS - CURi. The Rational System Cures to staj Cured .V'o F.-stf-rnaJ Aw^crxtTol^i! Single Bonie. <*<- 6 Dutilcs, 20I'osl ! MarsHall's Pharmacy, Cunedln. Solo Agents.

CURE Never Fails To Remove Corns. r.qual'y effective {.jT ani.] Warts. /avikp to i>:\i< £i u> y>'K> \ upon HonF«"holii 1-uin.tn:e (with out removal). No (May. Repayable easy wwkty incl-alniefita 1.. W. BaJkind. N»lson aiz<?j;t, K (."inn, 129 rr»faiy«.r ((rncil N"«'ima. Rexona, Skid and Fae al S.ap :s a refreshing, soothing, lualiri.tr. antiseptic Sonp. m»>lieated on the amc principle as tlic f;i"ons Rcxona ointment. Price Is 6<l r>€ -.-iblet. OblainaMe cvervwhere.

Preliminary Announcement W. A, Kenning* Motor and Electrical Engineer. VANGUARD ST.. next Kirkpatrick's Factory, NELSON".

Doartlet a. ho. of the.children. (' Some children catch cold readily and each successive cold, if not \\ likely to weaken '| the lungs more and j. more. It is when nl' '1 j I the lungs are so i J ' • weakened that youngsters are more easily subject "to bronchitis and consumption. At the first sign of trouble, gi v e the children ri <? h tv They take it readily of their own accord because of the quick relief it a fiords. Croup and ,w hooping both yield to the curative and soothing influence of Honninglon's. A Nelson ladv writes: "1 have jji eat pleasure in recommending vour Irish Moss and can remember it being used by our family for twentyfive years or more. 1 also —_ find" it invaluable for rf-* croup, which some of my J|Ul_ children have been sub- , lect to. I can say it never ' fails to give relief. 1 ad- / vise all mothers to use it." HIgSSJSS Mrs. Walter Broad. I tiny ii m j"i" v;uo»"i=-- -■ Ihe «tore. Call for it by name ( and see that yon iret it—unit*- ■ tion« are nomotimM onered refnua them. HO