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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 19 August 1933, Page 1

TO LET nPO LET, 4-nnd. dwelling with Itit- "*■ chenette and sunporch. Sunny position. Emano-st. Apply 112 St. Vin-cent-st. TO LET, 5-nnd. bungalow, Parero-st., h.w., e.l. Apply 608 Halifax-st. HPO LET, bed-sitting room with sleep- ■ ing porch, all conveniences.—l2B Waimca-st. PTIO LET, comfortably furnished holiday cottage in Teal Valley, 10 miles from ’Town. Particulars from Miss Moore, 30 Nile-st. Phone 673. mo LET, furnished rms., use conveniences, hillside, Tahuna. Apply P.O. Box 161, Nelson. npO LET, in Waimca-rd., handy to . town, 6-rmd. house with all conveniences.—Walker’s Store, Waimea-rd. HPO LET, 4 rms., all conveniences, -*• 22/6; 3 rms., all conveniences, £1; 6 rms., all conveniences, 30/-. Phone 541.—8. B. Jones and Son, Waimea-st. Hpo LET, 5-rind, cottage at “feel,” Stoke. For all particulars apply Diocesan Office, Nelson. FOR SALE SALE, level building section, frontage 50ft. Write “Freehold,” “Mail” Office. TjIAOR SALE, 40-gal. New Lister Separator. Apply Box 18, Wakefield. TCTOR SALE, Ford 26-cwt. Truck, 4 -**- forward gears. No reasonable offer refused. Also dry fowl manure 3/sack.—T. R. Holland, Waimea-rd. ■JCiOR SALE, three-quarter Draught Gelding, 4 years old. broken to orchard wc Riwaka. Phone V. Holyoake, QELL, high class Norwich also Yorkshire Canaries. Wonderful songsters. 34 JMiie-st. TLjiOR SALE, Apple Trees: Cox Orange, Grannie Smith, Gravenstein, Desert Gold, Stunner, Statesman, Jonathan, etc. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs of all kinds, Daphne, Boronia, Hedging Finns Insign is,- Macrocarpa, Hedging Plants, etc.—A. E. Large and Son, Nurserymen, Brook-st. TCIOR SALE, prime lucerne hay. Apply E. E. Eden, Hope. Phone 99K, Richmond. _ ~OOR SALE, long pedigree Fox Terrier Pups, both sexes.—J. A. Cardno, P. 8., Nelson. WOB SALE, cheap, Launch, 20ft by 6ft., electric light, roomy cabin, self-starter, generator battery, mast, sail, 7ft. dinghy, etc. Photo at this office. Apply The Vicarage, Picton. JCTOR SALE, Dog Cart in good order.— Mrs E. Arnold, Spring Grove. A LSATIAN, Puppies, 11 weeks, excellent condition. Wonderful pedigree. Price reasonable. —Mellvale Kennels. Write F. Lineker, 60 Pilmuir-st., Lower Hutt. ICIOR SALE or To Let, 17 i acres first -**- class land and dwelling at Motueka. Hop quota 34441b5. Easy terms to suitable purchasers. Price £IOOO. For further particulars apply Charles W. Thorp, Solicitor, Motueka. TCIOR SALE, Card Tables 16/~ Dinner Waggons 10/6, Pedestal Cupboards 18/6, China Cabinets 65/-, Hat Racks 7/6, Household Steps 4/9, Deck Chairs 7/6, Kitchen Chairs 7/9. —Arthur J. Cotton, 96 Hardy-st. HA OR SALE, day-old"Chicks/WJTand A- T? 0. 9.S fnr P.l —A. M. Woods, 8.0., 25 for £l.Spring Grove. FOR SALE TTfeELICIOUS APPLES as fresh and crisp as the day they were picked— L2lbs 2/9. Winesap, the favourite juicy Apple, 7/6 case. Dunns, the famous Cooker, 3/6 case. Prime Table Potatoes 10/6 sack of 2001bs. Free Delivery. Tel. 1241. ,'jjv; J.S. APPLE MARKET.

FOR SALE, several very good used Cars; Prices right.—o. M. Smart, Ltd., Nelson. LAND FOR SALE ]VT OTICE is hereby given that appliea- * tion for the undermentioned sections will be received at the District Lands and Survey Office, Nelson, up to 4 o’clock p.m. on Tuesday, 12th September, 1933. Applicants should appear personally for examination on Thursday. 14th September, 1933, at 11 a.m. Sections 1 and 2, Block 111, Maungatapu S.D. Area 1136 acres. Sections 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Block IV, and Sections 6 and 7, Block VI, Totaranui S.D. Area 784 acres 2 roods. Sections 14 and 15, Block 111, Wangapeka S.D. Area 240 acres. Sections 23 and 25, Block XIV, Wangapeka S.D. Area 1615 acres. Part Section 4, Block XIV, Howard S.D. Area 486 acres. Further particulars on application. A. F. WATERS, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Beautify Your Home—Plant Shrubs! ~'S7&ri- offer : Acacia Bailleyana * v Flowering Red Gum 2/6 Flowering Red Manuka Each. Redwoods 8/- doz. Oregon Pine 1/- each. Also Fruit Trees, Forest and Shelter Trees. Deli vered in Nelson or Waimeas, or freight free anywhere when cash accompanies order. H. G. KINGSI.AND, NURSERYMAN, WAKEFIELD. Phone 36K. RADIO BATTERIES 6 REASONS WHY YOUR BATTERY CHOICE SHOULD BE HELLESENS Better All-round performance from your Set. 2- Clear, noiseless, enjoyable reception. 3. Higher current output. 4. —Much longer life. —Greater dependability. 6- Minimum cost of upkeep. Sold by— W. RICHARDS Phone 675. 22 BRIDGE ST.