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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 19, 24 January 1919, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HAYWARD PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A First National Masterpiece. Tho Swiftest Story ever Screened, “EMPTY POCKETS,” . “EMPTY POCKETS,” “EMPTY POCKETS,” ' From tlio celebrated book by RUPERT HUGHES. A Mystery-Story which moves at breathless speed from first to last. Real characters that live and love and struggle before vour very eyes. THE WOMEN IN THE CASE WERE; An Adventuress de Luxe, j A Sweet-shop Girl, i A Cabaret Dancer, An Unfortunate, and A Beautiful Millionairess. WHICH WAS THE GUILTY ONE A soul-stirring climax, as thrilling as it is unexpected. A DARING PICTURE IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE! Book Your Seat and Book Early. Plan at Empire. ’Phone 186. COUKTRY TOUR Under the Management of the First National Exhibitors of America. MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY MOTUEKA—MONDAY, JAN. 271h. RICHMOND—TUESDAY, JAN. 28th. WAKEFIELD—WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29th TAKAKA THURSDAY, JAN. 30th. Ambassador Gerard's startling revelations to tho world of tho terrible menace of Prussian' Autocracy. BOX PLAN at SKILTON’S, OPENS TO-DAjt.. Prices—3s, 2«, and Is. SATURDAY A Picturisation of Rupert Hughes's | famous Book, * I EMPTY ROCKETS A Daring Story in more ways than one. Superb Supporting Items. ~f6r SALE~ j FRESH BROAD.LEAVED ESSEX RAPE SEED. Albo, I GERBERA JAMESONI DAISY SEEDLINGS. 5 **• | u-a- *■ SAVOY, BROCCOLI, CELERY, ANF BRUSSELL SPROUTS PLANTS. '

NELSON SEED COMPANY, (Next Door Red Cross Shop), HARDY STREET. Land, Estate and Insurance Agents, Norwich Union Chambers, Hardy Street, NELSON. DAIRY FARM. Pr/in acres, ?J4Xv/ all dear and in grass, except 25 acres in bush; 200 acres flat, and the balance undulating hills. Splendid ( Home of 8 rooms, with efvery convenience. All necessary Outbuildings, 6-Cow Up-to-date Milking Plant. There are now on the property 154 head Cattle, including 70 Milking Cows, 44 Heifers, besides Sheep and Horses; and the farm will carry 350 Sheep in addition. To bo sold as a going concern (or otherwise); it offers an excellent opportunity to buyers. Milking cheque alone was over £IOOO last season. This block could be easily sub-divid-.ed. The price is reasonable, and terms may be arranged. MIXED FARM. (\A ACRES— U X (Eight in Raspberries, 14 in 3-year-old excellent varieties Apples, 5 in full-bearing Apples' and Sitone Fruit, balance Crops and Grass, etc. Up-to-date Home with every convenience, including Telephone, hj. and c. Water, Also on the property 180 Sheep, 5 Cows, 4 Horses, besides some Yo||itng Stock. Returns over £6OO a year. Price low and terms easy in order to effect sale. This la a good chance for the rijht man. SHEEP FARM. IJA(\ ACRES, 4 TcUSitua:o Twelve Miles from the City. This is a most profitable smalt run, lying well to the sun, all cleared and in grass, carrying 740 sheep, which go with the property. No buildings. Price as a going concern, £3500. Terms arranged. DAIRY FARM. A d ACRES, 4XO All Clear and in Grass. New 6-roomed Dwelling, Cowshed, Barn, I and Stable; Whare; aso 21,-b.p. En- ! gine and Saw-bench; together with I 20 Cows. Within 3 miles of Factory, 1£ miles School, Store, and P.O. Splendid opportunity for a young [ man desirous of securing an assured income. SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. A rrr* ACRES; 4X4 O 125 FREEHOLD; 350 L.I.P. j 250 to 300 Acres felled and in grass; over 200 Acres flat; sub-divided into 12 paddocks. Dwelling of 7 rooms, Cowshed with concrete floors. Will carry 50 Milking Cows and 400 Sheep. Price low and terms easy. Enquire to-day. This farm is very handy to Factory, School, P. 0., and Store. CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES. 2 New Dwellings, each 4 rooms, bathroom, etc., and Motor Shed. Only £240 andi £2BO respectively. £IOO Cash. ( f Nice (Home*, Callingwoodfstreet. Good Section. Price is very reasonable, and the terms are easy. Excellent Property, Grove-street. _ Modern House, with every convenience. Full particulars on application Richmond Avenue.—New Bungalow, with all modern conveniences. The owner being absent from Nelson, will sacrifice this valuable property. Cash required about £100: the balance I'cau'P a I current »■"! a L'icr