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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 12 March 1930, Page 2

MISCELLANEOUS /"OYSTERS, Oysters. Good supply. Stewart Island Oysters arrived today in good condition. —Burlington. Phone 439, TO-NIGHT, 7.30 Collingvvood Street Gospel Hall Speaker: MR W. BURT, Auckland. Subject: “Three Distinct Periods in the history of every soul that gets blessing from God.’’ Come ! R A G E~S NELSON-GREYMOUTH ©PECIAL Car will leave our Garage on SUNDAY, 16th instant, at 7 a.m., for Greyrnouth (if sufficient booking). Book now. Special Fare. NEWMAN BROS., LTD., Crown Garage. MURCHISON SHOW SATURDAY, 15th (SPECIAL Car will leave our Garage for Murchison at 7 a.m. on SATURDAY (if sufficient booking). Returning after Show. Return fare 30/-. NEWMAN BROS., LTD., Crown Garage. ESTATE OF FRANCIS EDGAR SUTTON (Late of Richmond, Farmer, deceased) P>ERSONS having claims against the A above Estate are requested fortli.with to render to us particulars thereof; each account to be certified as due and owing by deceased at his death. PITT AND MOORE, Solicitors, Nelson. DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT RICHMOND FOR SALE BY TENDER LENDERS will be received by the undersigned, closing at 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 19th Marfli, for the purchase of the undermentioned properties situated in Queen Street, Richmond: - I ]S) O l.—Section of land, being part I ’ Lots 7 and 8 of Section 26, Waimea East, Block VII, Waimea Survey District, containing 1 rood 15.8 perches, having a frontage to Queen Street of 69 feet by a depth of approximately 219 feet. Title: Land Transfer. Improvements include a 7-roomed dwelling built of brick, covered with roughcast, with electric light, hot and cold water, etc. Recently occupied by Hayes Croucher. No. 2. —Large section of land, being parts 7 and 8 of Section 26, Waimea East, Block VII, Waimea Survey District, containing 2 acres 0 roods 18.1 perches. Title: Land Transfer. This section has a frontage of 178 feet to Queen Street and extends back to Oxford Street with a frontage thereto of 248 feet. Improvements consist of three grass tennis_ courts and a large corrugated iron building formerly used as a Hall and suitable for a store or garage. This section has been surveyed for subdivisional purposes into seven Lots, three having a frontage oL 59 feet each to Queen Street and four with .a frontage of 62 feet each to Oxford Street. Recently occupied by Hayes Croucher. Tenders to bo marked, “lenders re Croucher’s property.” The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Easy terms can be arranged for approved purchasers. GLASGOW AND ROUT, Solicitors, Nelson. TANKS TANKS TANKS" \RDER now and catch the noxt rain s before the drought sots in—6UUJlon 95/-. , Your roof still leaks. We guarantee cure it. Moderate charges. We have a new appliance for clearing ocked drains. Costs to you chopped half. Ring 1126. , , Bicycles: Ladies’, Gents , Boys and iris’. New and second-hand, from s upwards. AJI repairs undertaken and 1 accessories in stock. T STEWART, ’LUMBER AND CYCLE DEALER, New Shop: Hardy Street. Phone 1126. NEW AUTUMN GOODS ¥ ADIES’ New Coats, with Fur Coliars an d Cuffs. Colours: Jade, Green, Blue, Fawn, Black, Marie, etc. Ladies’ New Hats, smart shapes, in Felts and Velours. New Cardigans and Jumpers. New Dresses in Velvet, Repps, etc. New 2 and 3-piece All Wool Dresses New Underwear for Ladies at WALKER’S HIGH STREET, MOTUEIvA.