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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 3 May 1919, Page 8

CHEAP FARMS FOR SALE Close to Township—l 26 Acres Treehold Rich Flat Laird, and Grassed. 100 Acres has been ploughed. 6-roomeo) Dwelling. Also 340 Acres Title L.1.P., of which 250 Acres are in English Grass. Price £4IOO, including 20 Cows, 10 Heifers. Cash required only £1300; balance easy terms Six miles from City—loo Acres I reehohl; low hills; in grass, 7 paddocks. Carrying 140 Sheep, 21 3 horses. Necessary Outbuildings; Six roomed Dwelling., Stock ilt valuation. Price, £ISOO. Cash required £800; balance easy term*. 11 miles from ‘Township—l36o Acres rood Sheep Country, About 160 Acres flat- 600 Acres English grass, balance bush hills are fairly rough, and good, sheep country, now carrying 600 Romney Marsh sheep pin addition will carry IS Milking Cows. 4-roomed Dwelling, nearly new. Title L.I.P. Price £2IOO. Cash required £1000; balance easy terms. Low rental 10 miles from Township—64o Acres Limestone Country;; flat, 30 acres; 200 Acres in English grass, balance bush; easily wintered 300 sheep and 14 head cattle. No buildings; no stock. I'itie, 66 years Renewable Lease. Price £BOO. Close to large township—ll7 Acres Freehold, very rich flat land. 107 acres arc in best of English grasses, balance shelter bush. Sub-divided 16 paddocks; Well fenced-, totara posts. Dirge barn, Stable, Implement .Shed, and Whare, This property has a splendid main road frontage, and will make a, firstclass Dairy or Stud Farm. Price £4OOO. Cash required, £2500: balance easy terms. LEWIS KINGSTON LICENSED LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, HARDY STREET. ’Phone 671. YOUR OPPHTUitiTV CLOSE IN TO MOTUEKA OQ ACRES, TENURE NATIVE LEASEHOLD, with Perpetual Right of Renewal. The rental is onl> £lO per annum. The land is all flat and ploughable, watered by permanent stream, well fenced and sub-divided. Two \r res in Fruit, returned £IOO this season. Two Grass Paddocks, balance Cropping Land. Buildings consist of a comfortable 6-roomed House, Farm Sheds, Bara, and Stables. If this* advertisement should meet the eye ot an energetic man who knows something about farm work s such as ploughing, discing, and harrowing, we can assure him of a sufficiency of work at a remunerative price to keep him well occupied in his spare time, winter and summer. You need not look for any other proposition; this is the beet we know of. There is no mortgage extant; wo are, however, open to finance the greater part of the purchase money. Get in early if you want this pro perty.

THE PRICE IS X9OO. P B LOMAX AND CO. LICENSED AGENTS, MOTHERa ROYALM4IL WA KEFIELD-STANUS'Y BROOK COMFORTABLE 40-H.F. Seven sea ter CAR, Leaves Wakefield every Tuesday, Than* day, and Saturday, at 9.30 a.m. tying Stanley Brooke eame day*- w 12 30 p.m. carefully delivered E. A. BURN

MJRTFTOR war H‘FT«| 4 [( NELSON SCHOOL OP MUSIC. .Affiliated to the Associated Board, Royal Academy of Music and Royal College of Music, London). TRUSTEES; Messrs Cock, Gibbs, King, C. R. Fell, W. Rout, and Ven. Archdeacon Kempthorne. Principal: Julius B. Lemmer, A.R.A.M. Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses Judson and Fairhall, Mr H. S, Claugh ton. L.T.C.L. Teacher of Organ: Mr H. S. Olaughton Teachers of Singing: Messrs J B. Lem mer and H. S. Olaughton. Teacher of Violin, Musical Theory and Singing: Julius B. Lemmer, : A.R.A.M PEES : Discount will be allowed if payment if made within Eight Weeks from commencement of the term. The full feeo, and also the amounts as re duced by discount, are as follows; Organ: One Hour’s Lesson per week, and three hours’ practice, 95s pei term; less discount, 85s per term. Other Practical Subjects; One Half hour Lesson per week ; 40s par term; less discount, 355. Two Half hour Les sons per week; 7Ss per term; leas die count, 65s Harmony and Counterpoint: Dm Half-hour per week, 35s per term; leaf discount, 30s. Railway Concessions: Same as to Technical School Pupils. W. T. BRUNDELL, Secretarj Car " g and Co. STAFF: Igar street

THOKJN fCiA'T IMUTUW VEHICLE ueulace house teams. Draught horses are seen less and less on our roads and street* each year, as motor transport develops. For heavy carrying, for dumping, for delivery service, in tact tor all transport both in town and country for which horses have been used in the past, Thornycroit Commercial Vehicles will be used in the tuture. Made in ft sizes from 30 to 40 h.p. with carrying capacities of 2, 2Jr, 3, ;4£, and 6 tons, there is a model for every purpose. Write to-day to A. Hatrick and Co., Wanganui and Wellington.*

REGAIN YOUR STRENGTH. j When run down, out of sorts, languid and, generally "used up,” your doctors will tell you that you need a proteidphosphate food, deregen, contains 80 1 per cent proteid, the essential food ele- 1 ment for the formation of muscle, ! bram, and nerve tissue. The British Government place* huge orders for Ceregen for the Military and Naval Hospitals of the Allies, Geregen is not a aklmulant nor a drug—it recharges the storage battery of the body, that is, the nervous system. From all Uhemifftu, 2s 6d, 4*-6d,.6s 6d, 12e. The 12itin contains 8 times the amout of 2s 6d (in.