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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 4 October 1924, Page 12

AUCTIONS THURSDAY NEXT, 9th OCTOBER,; at 2 p.m. i PIANO. SUPERIOR* FURNITURE, ; BOOKS, Etc | A LFRED GOULD, acting under in-* struetions from MRS J. H. FISHER | who is leaving Nelson, will sell as above at her residence, 15 Colliiigwpod street? (opp. School of Music). Full toned Piano (Wagner— equal to new) Large Sideboard with mirror back and carved panels, Cheffionier Bookcase with glass doors, good collection of books .including set of Dieken’s Works, set Waverley Novels, etc. Dining table, Moliair Tablecloth. 4 High=back Dining Chairs, seagrass chairs, Antique copper kerb set, scuttle with copper panel, ornamental. 2 Massive Double Bedsteads, heavily brass mounted, 2 box spring Mattresses, Single Wooden Bedstead with wire mattress. Large Wardrobe with mirror door, Cheval Dressing table (both superior designs), Palmstands, Occasional Table, Marble Washstand, Toiletware, Hallstaud, carpet runner, Duchess Chest with side mirrors, Duchesg chest, Bentwood chairs, Chiffonier with mirror back, 8-day Clock, Pot Plants and Jardineres. Kitchen table, gas ring tube, grocery tins, sundry cooking utensils, scales and weights, preserving jars, enamelledware, mealsop, rubbish tin, Mower, Hose, Harden Tools, Sundries. Terms: Cash at Sale before Delivery. NOTE.; —The above is a very superior catalogue'. The articles are well made and have been carefully used and will he sold Without Reserve, tapaweiTastock sale

THURSDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1924 Tf A ALGETY & CO., LTD., and N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will oyer:— ICO Mixed Sheep. 70 Fat Wethers. ~ RICHMOND SALE ' /"CLIENTS please note our next. Sals at Richmond will he held on the 15th mst. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. OF CANTERBURY, LTD. Auctioneers.

A true and tried remedy for coughs, colds, influenza, and sore throat is “NA'•COL.” 60 doses 1/6 SOW SUTTON’S PEDIGREE SEED VOW in S<!ore, Direct from England— TURNIP SEEDS— Purple Top Aberdeen. 1 Green Top Aberdeen. Imperial Green Globe. Purple Top Mammoth. Devon Grey Stone. SWEDE SEEDS— Champion. Superlative. RAPE—Broad Leaf Essex. MANGOLD—Prize Winner. All in SEALED 21b Packets. Increase seed cost 1/- per acre. Increased yield 15 to 20 per cent. Wide rang® of suitable Manures also in stock. NEALE & HADDOW. Nelson Agents, Sutton’s English Seeds. Ward off Influenza with "NAZOL”— penetrating and germ-killing. 1/6 for 00 doseo "• *

Keep tbo cold at bay the “UNIQUE* way. “UNIQUE" HOT WATER BOTTLEL Beet for warmth. Beet for wear. All mze«. Uheimetß and dealer* «»**• them. G. CAMERON N J HARDY STREET EW 5-roomed Bungalow, j electric light, hot water, etc. Lalrge section ; splendid view, £950. Owner would take old house in part-payment. ILTANDY to Town: 3-roomed Cottage. ' Hot water, gas, drainage, etc. Price £4OO. Good terms. CTOKE: 4 roomed Bungalow. Hot water, electric lights built-in cupboards and wardrobes. Good 1-acre Section. £825. Store and Dwelling combined. Good turnover. No delivery. Only £IOSO. C2EYMOUR AVENUE: 4-roomed T-fnnsp. convenience* House, with modern and nice section. £90(1. situation and splendid view* New 5-roomed up-to-date Bungalow. Every possible convenience; }* aero section £1075. A ROOMS in First-Class order, modem conveniences. Small section. £6OO. Exceptionally easy terms. to Town: 5 rooms, with elee* v - / trie light, etc. Section 80 by 1201 Freehold. £720. QEYMOUR AVENUE: First class np-to-date Bungalow of 4 rooms, with every possible convenience and large section. As the owner is leaving Nelson he. is forced to sacrifice this property. Price> £llOO or near, offer. jV| ODERN House of 7 rooms, beanti--ITA fully built, with hot water, telephone, etc. Freshly painted and well papered. Nice section. Carshed for 2 cars. Cheap at £1350. Easy terms. Owner would exchange for property of less value. Store and Dwelling com-' bined, 4 upstair living rooms, baib■ooin ,etc. ; 2 rooms downstairs, scullery, etc. Valuable section with large frontages Fiiat class situation. Really good turnover. Price £1250. Very good terms.

r rAiwronw HARDY STREET HARDYWILKES ~ AT THE SERVICE OF BREEDERS At Owners’ Property, CANYIaSTOWN. TTARDY WILKES proved himself a great Racehorse and the fastest straight-out Trotting horse south of the Line. Sired by Marvin Wilkes (Imp.), Dam Doris M. by Yaucleve (also Dam of Pedro Pronto). He has three crosses of each, Electioneer and Harold blood, which is held out as the world’s best. ITis stock are something to treasurb in horse flesh. Breed, a/champion while you have the opportunity. Remember,, like gets like. Fees £io 10s. Marea not proven returnable free following season. Good grazing at 2/- per week dry mares, 3/6 wet mares. Every possible care but no responsibility. E. F. HEALY, •til aw Owner., i none OR. Canvastown. THE NELSON EVENTng M£f LTSdT per Prcnnid* elivered in town ojid suburbs. ner oi arte? p' lthln New Zealand. 12s per quarter, £2 8s per an.yium. , p , rcpai d advertisements under section Minfin la ** WOrd each in * t . 2s 6* per insertion, dotv „ p r® °w nu . rßes nanries Is each name fn t >rk^ a, - riag: AT P Pa th- Bereavement and In Xemoriam Notices 2s 6d per insertion ot 30 words. If i n excess of 30 words 9d u ve words extra. AnnounceThe lt Mail 18t J<3 reeelv ’ed at the Office of F^W tore ( '° not hold themselves responsible tor non-insertion of Advertise- - meuts, through accident or from other j causes, or for error in the publication ot 1 aay Advertisement. AJ TELEPHONES: Commercial. Printing Or-l feCf Ju' b, " Mns - 15i MlK ’ rial .nTar grata* to «• Printed ami Published by the Proprietors -Arthur Pritchard Lucas, of WellingtonTerrace, Nelson, and Albert Augustas Eneas, of Britannia Heights, Nelson, - M Ah. e Evening Mail Printing Works. Brides Now Zealand SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1924