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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 80, 7 August 1945, Page 1

FOR SALE • .■■OR SALE: Gentleman's residence 1 < f 1 rooms and glassed-in sun - porch; large garage, glasshouse, cool- S store and all conveniences, concrete t paths, nice garden and shrubs, 3 min- ■] utes to city Price £2500. Apply B. B - Jones and Son, 154 Hardy-st.

\ NCELL'S Have It! Penta-Mulsion, » » ccntamihg vitamin* A, 81, C, D ami G.—ideal for children, 3/» bottle AncelVs. Chemist. Trafa!gar-st., next Trafalgar Hotel ATTRACTIVE Bungalow, with all conveniences and 20 acres grass* land : n pleasant locality, 25 miles from Nelson. Very suitable for poultry and house cows. Seasonal work available if desired. Ideal to retire to. ALAN GREENSLADE, Real Estate Agent and Valuer. WANTED TO EXCHANGE Client with modern 4-roomed bungalow and sleeping porch, handy to hospital and College, desires to exchange similar property Richmond, preferably I with i acre or more at the Value of £I4OO to £I6OO. Apply immediately to: MAX C. HUNTER, 175 HARDY-ST.. NELSON. BEST Sheep farm in Nelson Province. Very comfortable all-etectric house, woolshed (electric plant) and buildings. Carrying capacity 1150 sheep and 50 run cattle Price right. ALAN GREENSLADE. Real Estate Agent and Valuer, Hardy-st. BOOiS NOW IN STOCK “The Road lo Serfdom,” by F. A Hayek, 10/-; “The Sea Eagle,’’ by James Aldridge, 11/6; “My Name is Frank,’ (a Merchant Seaman talks) by Frank Laskier, 4/3; “Queen Wilhelmina,” (Mother cf the Netherlands) by Philip Paneth, 14/6; “Chiang-Kai-Shek Carries On,” by Philip Paneth, 12/6. “Sigh No More,” by Anne Hepple, 9/3 N. M MELLETT, # Rook Specialist and Stationer ( N®xt Hotel Nelson) Phone 4225. (Direct importer of all classes of literature.) NOTICE GRAINGER S CIDER & WINE CELLARS. Pages Lane Central Hardy-st., Nelson. HAVE Full stocks of Ciders and Win**. Draught and Bottled. CHAS. A. GRAINGER.