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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 165, 10 July 1918, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SHUIi 'lO NIGHT! TOXii'GHT! How is your health? Do vim get those queer fits of depn siun'.' ('.nit vou lose that frown? IX)NT 'TAKE AN ; YTHI'N'(> FOR I lint See CHARLIE CHAPLINCHARLIE CHAPLIN MMHW Charlie's nerves were completely shattered, so he went to the massage sanatorium and drank the health waters! If you want, to see anything new in health saving devices see Charlie on the massage slab." THE CURE. The greatest prescription yet brought out by the Chaplin l''un-physiciai) of this wonderful world. This is genuinely the best of the, Chaplin productions to date. —Also— An extraordinary Triangle, announcing the debut of a new and great screen star, BELLE BENNETT and ROY STEWART TrianLcle's Great New Westerner.

iMiti^tbttlM& TO-NTGHT ! TO-'XIOHT . Tne of Who is "The Laughing ? Is it <"<■ Ren\ R'urpi'ise to find out who is "The laughing Mask"? 'or once the Insist' Chanter of a. Serial is THE BEST. Also, the Big World Feature, THE WORLD AGAINST HIM. THE WORLD AGAINST HIM. THE WORLD; AGAINST HIM. Starring JUNE ELVIDGE and E. K. LINCOLN. A Strange, mid Thrilling Story, proving that DOVE. TRIUMPHS OVER, ALL. {Reserves af Honnsell's, or 'Phone 406.

LATE J. POftiEft HAftftlS AMD SGN LICENSED LAND AGENTS, Country Properties. ' SHEEP FARM.—3OO ACRES freehold. An excellent little sheep farm within 3 miles of Nelson Post, Office. The land is undulating to low hills .-mil there is a new Bungalow erected thereon. The price asked is £6 10s per acre. Bonn--fide buyers can • obtain, full particulars from the Sole -Vgents. SHEEP FARM.—42O acres excellent Sheep Run, handy to Railway. Improvements consist of Dwelling, Sheep \ r ards, etc. This prorr>rtv is well fenced and .subdivided, and has wintered 600 Ewes.' There are 450 Ewes now on the property and some cattle. A large amount'of the land is ploughable and would be an ideal '.Kami for •Rape and Turnip growing. The low figure of £8 per acre is placed on this property j therefore, intending buyers should not delay inspection; DAIRY FARM.—2I6 acres undulating land of good quality, and an ideal Dairy Farm, with up-to-date Dwelling and necessary outbuildings; well fenced and subdivided. There is 'Milking Plant and all accessories (this has only been -put in nine months), together with a good herd of Cows. This property is within two miles of RailA-ay and only 15.'mile s by good road from City. Price very low, and on easy terms. Full particulars on application. SHEEP FARM.—964 acres freehold. Carrying 900 sheep and some cattle. Excellent position, new homestead, containing 8 rooms, with every convenience. Woolshed, stable, dip, etc. This property is well watered and is subdivided into 10 subdivisions. Full particulars frorn the sole agents. AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY FARM —75 acres freehold All flat Withm 5 miles railway and cheese factory. Cood dwelling and outbuildings. Well watered and subdivided. Very easy terms can be arranged. Would exchange for sheep farm. Particulars from aole agents. Town Properties. PORT NELSON.— Good dwelling and section at the low figure of £250 and on easy terms. Early application necessary. NILE STREET—7-roomed dwelling, convenient. Section has two frontage*. This is a cheap home, very easy terms can be ar/anped. TASMAN STREET.— Dwelling 5 rooms.. Excellent section. Price only £430. Cash required £75. CAMBRIA STREET.—AImost new dwelling. Section 40 by 80. This at the price asked should find a ready buyer. HARRIS & GREEN-

SLADE ! NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS, HARDY STREET. notice: TE beg to inform onr customers / that owing to the increased price * of bottles, we ai-e again compelled to • raise the prices of Bottled Ale and Stout, which from Ist June will be Bottled Ale, quarts 10s 6d per doz. Bottled Ale, pints 6s per doz Bottled Stout, quarts lis 6d per doz. Bottled Stout, pints 6s 6d per doz. We will allow 3s 6d per dozen on quart champagne bottles, and Is 6d re? dozen on pints. Black whisky bottles Is 6d per dn7en quartsHARLEY AND SONS. J. HARRIS. (Successor to C McLoan J BARER :: AND :s PASTRYCOOK. i "SCRUPULOUS CLEANINESS" ia my Motto. Inspection of the Bread Factory invited dnrvng -working; horn* BMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. ' Ring »*P 'Phon* HI. Br»«d «nd email Good* delivered *o si]