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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 76, 31 March 1919, Page 1

I TO LET. imo LET: 5-roomed House, on Mount ,X| Street, with all modem conveniences; sunny position.—Robertson Bros. TO LET: Two Furnished Front Rooms, with use of conveniences. Central. Apply Mail Office. TO LET BY TENDER AT HOPE. KA TO 100 ACRES LEVEL LAND. UU Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close Bth April, For further particulars apply to MRS. H. THOMAS, Gladstone Road, Richmond. WILL LEASE. FOR FIVE YEARS, with compulsory clause to Purchase, 1650 Acres of FREEHOLD. About 1000 Acres been felled and Grassed; balance in bush, with mill in it, at good royalty. To go with property, ISOO SHEEP and 50 CATTLE, Hop Garden, Two Houses and Sheds; all in good order. Apply E. H. BROMELL, Kohatu.

FOR SALE. FOR SALE: Choice Red Bottling Reaches, 4s case; large (sound Cooking Apples, 4s bushel; delivered 1 . —Stewart and Co., Nile-street. FOR SALE): fit-roomed JHouse and 5 Acres Ground, with Glasshouses, suitable for market garden. Apply M3TI Office. FOR S ALE: Upright Grand Pia.no; overstrung; over dampers; trichord. Fine appearance. To be sold a bargain for Gash. —36 Nile-st. FOR PRIVATE SALE. i A ONE-SHEAR ROMNEY RAMS, IU bred by E. D. Parks, Wake- j field. Apply BISLEY BROS. AND (XX 1 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. j ORCHARD PROPERTY of 12 Acres, mostly in full bearing, situated in best part of Riwaka. For , further particulars apply to j F. AND D. EDWARDS, | Trafalgar-st., Nelson. I FOR SALE. j I CHESTNUT Gelding, rising 3; sire Charley McKinney, dam bay mare out of the great pacing mare Lady Bella. Broken to saddle and harness. . Guaranteed sound and quiet. Natural ! pacer. Untried.—No. 6, Church-st. !~SHEEP IUfCI J P j FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A BARGAIN i j i 4Kf\ acres of freehold, j ItOU all cleared and in grass, f except 160 ACRES, BUSH RESERVE t and 20 Acres in Crop. 100 Acres Flat, [ balance being easy slopes. Carrying 1000 Sheep and £0 Head Cattle, j Well watered, fenced, and sub-divid-ed. Small Homestead, Man’s Whare, and’ otlnr Station Buildings. This desirable property is situate some eight miles from Railway by good motor road. The Owner, who is retiring, has de- j cided to sacrifice the Run, and in or* r der to effect a prompt sale, has an* ! thorised the undersigned to accept under £3 per Acre. Easy terms to approved purchaser. HARRIS AND GEEENSLADE, Norwich Union Chambers, HARDY STREET. : HOUSE PROPERTY for Immediate Sale; owner leaving. Nelson. MRS A. M. CANE’S Property, 153 Wairaea- ] street, comprising Section 50 x 150. J and 5-roomed House in good order, «; Scullery, New Drainage, Copper, Tubs, Bath, etc. Full particulars from T. ■ YEROO AND SON, Hardy-street, Sole 1 Agents. H

TmOR PRIVATE. SALE: Quantity of IX; <100(1 Furniture, comprising Side- | board, Easy Chairs, Bedsteads, Wire ! Mattresses, Couch, Dining and Kitchen I Tables, r Waahetands, Linoleums, etc., I and numerous other useful articles. Cam Ibe seen at Spring Grove.—P. W. HILL. OCR SALE 1 : Two Good Houses, in vT best, residential part of Nelson. Corwenionces, Low price. Apply Miss Sunley, Van, Diemen-street. ■ HOMES FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS THE GOLDEN BAY ESTATES €O. ( LIMITED have for Sale at PURAMAHOI, TAKAKA, GOLDEN BAY, 30 LOTS, ranging from 9 to 21 Acres each; all level, good, rich land; well watered; suitable for Dairying, Cropping, and Fruit Orchards. One lot of 231 Acres, part Flat and part Terraced Lands, being highly suitable for Fruit Orchards. There is a Cheese Factory within (half-a-mile of the property, Plans and particulars and all information as to prices can he obtained at the Registered Office of the Company, Adams and Harley’s Buildings, Hardy-st., Nelson, or from F, W. FALCONER AND CO., LTD., Land Agents, Takaka. FOE SALE.~ BULBS. ANEMONES, Ranunculus. Tulips, Hyacinths, Freesia Purity (large white); Giant Snowflake; Freeeia, Rainbow Hybrids, Freesia (cream) Zeithtlini. Narcissi, early flowering, Daffodils, early flowering, etc. Also— Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli and Leek Plants. NELSON SEED COY. mm FIR i INSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD. | Founded 1797. • LOSSES PAID EXCEED £33,000,000. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. j HARRIS AND GREENSLADE, Late J. Porter Harris and Son, f Attorneys and Chief Agents, ' NELSON, ‘MARLBOROUGH, AND ' WESTLAND. NORWICH UNION CHAMBERS, 1 Hardy Street, Nelson,