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Colonist, Volume XXX, Issue 5020, 1 October 1887, Page 1

W. Eout <fe Sons, LICENSED LAND BROKERS, VALUERS, TINANOTERB, HOGSE LAND, COMMISSION ft INSUBANOJSAGBNXS. TTAVE the following Properties FOR SALE or TO J-ET— The Houie and Grounds in Kawbai street, owned and occupied by P. H. Engel, Esq The Honse contained Nine Booms and Bath-room, and has many conveniences. There are nearly 2} aores of Land laid out as Orchard and Flower Garden, (he latter eontaiaiog some of the choicest Plants in Nelson. There is a Three-stalled Stable, Coachhouse, Wash-house, &e.,;&b. Price, £1250, or £100 per annum, ; The Property in Brougham street, at present in the occupation of Mr J. K. Waite, and situate opposite the' residence of Mr C. Y. Fell. Immediate possession can be given. A low rent to a good tenant, or a purchaser will be dealt liberally with * - ■ ' "< • FOR.BAI.Ev - : - _ Eleven Valoable Building bites belonging to 'Mr J. P. Black, situate in Waimea, Frank* lyn, and Kawai streets. The average amount oi Land to each allotment is 60ft by 170 ft. Prices raage frpm £110 to £160 per allotment. ' This Property is within a short distance of the Boys' College, and for beauty of prospect, convenience, and healthiness of situation, it stands unsurpassed. A Four-roomed Cottage Property in Russell street, lately owned and occupied by Mrs P. Coiran.' Full partioularawill be furnißbed on application. A Six-roomed House—double, tenement—belonging to Mrs Wylie, and situate in Alma Lane. ; Price, £100.: . A comfortable Cottage Property in St. Yinoent-st. belonging to Mr Jonathan Brough—six rooms and Outhouse. ;£l5O. Eight Acres of Hill-Land in Toi-toi -Valley, Montreal street, being section 796, and block v 6, belonging to Mr Joseph Gilbertson. Price, £250. A Four-roomed Cottage property in Bussell street, with large Wash-house and good Cemented Tard; also large Fruit and Vegetable Garden. Price, £130. .■■■... : The several Properties in Waimea street, and Examiner street, belonging to Mr W. Dear ,■.■ \ ■.■■'.. c. : Tplißr. < ■• - A comfortable and convenient Six.rcomed House in Halifax street, opposite the residence of Mrs Kingdom A very desirable neighborhood for .residence. :■ ■■ , The Property in Haljfaxstraet at present in (be occupation of Mr W. W. Dartriall. The House contains 12 rooms and is very convenient. There is an acreand a quarter of Land laid out in Shrubbery* Garden, 4c. . ■ A very deeirable Property at Stoke, lately occupied by Mr Beeves. Holland House is being entirely renovatedracd it a most comfortable and convenient dwelling. There are 26 Acres ol First-class Land, together with a new Stable, Coach-house, Fowl-house, <feo. thereon A most suitable property for a business man deeiring a country residence. : ' A Nine-roomed House at Foxbill r with one acre of Land, belonging to Mr James Rutherford. There are>ls6 two DaWes'tttached- A low rent;to a good tenant. ' ~ A Seven-roomedJHoose in Hampden street, opposite ViotorV, Square, adjoining Mr Buckeridge's. One quarter of an acre of Landi A desirable locality for residence. Bent £30 per annum. : V..''-':'■. ,':. .■'» '• ...;''::':' ":"'" '".. ... ;... • I The House on the banks of the Maitai, lately in the occupation of Mr George Hodgson. Furnished if required* This property is most pleasantly situated, adjoining the grounds of Mr Martin Lightband. „ ; v w. wkhT& sons "Suii Office," Nelson. The Public Trust Office of New Zealand' ITS OBJECT AEFEi?EOIALM PROTECTIVE. rHE Estates of persons who die, having neglected to make their wills, and who have not any friends -living in the Colony Wady to apply for administr&i on, are carefully administerad^ debts paid and residues remitted to those legally entitled to receive them. A persons are, howevftr, urperl to in»ti*uct their volioitors as to their wills whilst in possession of health and! unimpaired faculties. Inviolible security for the fulfilment of their wishes is assur -d.by the - appointment of the Fublio Trusfcea si sole Executor.-, No oharga is made upon the deposit for. safe custody of any Will by which the Public Truitfte is appointed Executor, Oc er Wills may.be deposited oa payment of a fee of Tea Shillings. Subject to the provisionsof the Public, frust Office Act?, any present trustee may transfer the manage ment of trait property to the Public Trustee, who will thereupon hold'such property upan the original trusts attaching thereto ;>■'?-■<'::'■ T J The scale of fees applicable to ths classes of Estates above eferred to is as follows: On all lecwpts of income;undw a trusN or ou realism; property : ! under a will or transfer of administration or probate • ... £5 per oent. For rendering Property Tax return (it necessary) ,„ „, 10 For rendfring Btaaip,acojunt(if neeeisary) ... ... ... 2/6 par cent. VMic. fee, £1 Pqr obtaining probate (ijf neoessary) ... ..; ... ... 7/6 per oent.) Max. fee, £1 For investing funds, if the sum lent is under £1000 ... : ... 20/-per cent For investing funds, if the sum. lent is over £1000 ... ... 15/-per cent ■ The'Publio Trustee holds large sifms of money for investment on real security at current rates of interest. Any sums may be advanced on first mertjtage of freehold property to the fxtent of one-half -of its uotual value. Applications for adranees will-be received atthe various 0 agenoies." Kvery polioyholder under '* Xbe Life A«Bur«nce Companies Aot, 1878," may register such policy withW six months after the making theeof,1 on pay ment of a fee of five shillings. .10 .u:o::-:: :::.-.■:: ■ l: ' ''-■■' --^■"■■'- ''''■• ■■•- "'-■-■■-■' ■■ f'= . lor more detaud information app'y to th« Public Trustee, at Wellington, or to . ; : • "'.: ::-':: ':■';=".-• ■ a. a. soaibe, esq., ;

The Colonial Mutual Life Assur- : .;-;■:' '.T-'- - ;' Jijft^int.T-.v;/ "z" .■"■" - MBBSB3 wfTJoUT 4 8O«8 bat* j been appointed LOG AL A&ENT3 to tilt »bo»« Uociety for.-Nehon Di»»riot, *ndfß#new»l Pftmiuoii will in faiare be payable at their effiee, in Hardy Street; I liemberi-ofiihrahpjtvßometyimpe'iDTited to 7 '- ? o^pfr^-'^U^ibe^3^Ag^en|^inj^»-likrliing th« ip«oi»l advantage! ofilu *ntirored modified Tontinelyitem, introduced by the Colonml Mutu»l. :>••- 1 i ."■ -■; ■-■■::■-■•;•:; OmiiralßeoNtftry. . ; Kiw Zamn> Puiotobs : Th« Hon. Sir Ribert: Stout, K.0.U.0. M.E.S.v Dnnedin. ca: -v/.' ■: -v:,; Ihe Hon. W. J. M. LaraMb CM. ; : -:oa ifiHvß^il)qiMd(n;;j;H v- ;- .-,.■ .:.;..- Edvin Jobo::)p«iioe( JDklgetyaodOo) - J. B. HftroooiticVfvltington^ ~> ■..•:' ; ' The Hon. G.o. M*Lmd, M.L.C., Danadik ' Okrrffrßettlnimi M.8.R,, Welliogwo. -' Frtdßriok.T.Mow, M.H.H., Auoklaad. > Tbt Boßr BJmo&d< WilliAm Parklr; Chriit • cburon. •■■ ~- SejaourlbOMi*Qeorgti Audied. i INCB OOItPANXiOF HAJ4BIJRG. k htrinf optpelan AOBNCI in Nelson, it p'«p«ed i« teeepl FIBK Rld£3 of EVKBY DESOBIPIION »t onrreat ntM of praa^am, -> . . i Hariris large InT«ited Fundi within the Colon/ (irreipettira of Oobflagration and Fund*) it offer* r Undoubted to intending iasu ttit. - ! Krery proriiion hu been made forth* Prompt .Settlement of Louef within the jCoiocy, wit boat re'erQnoe e<ieff bere. I The prominent features of this Office are — LIBEBALITY, FIDELITY, DESPATCH. E. O'HAttA OANAVAN, Agent Nelion DUtricK KOBTH GKHJtfAN FiBB IScUd- ; ANCB OOHPANy 07 H4MBUA9. \f K. B. O'HAHA CANAVAN. UIL , (late of the Pbaoix Fir* Offlbe), haa been app >ioted tp'the AGtfiNdT of.the,afore (Do. for lite Dutrist of Nelebb. , , I / OEQ. Si OBAHAIf, Bap«rintendect of A^^noiei, ■nd Geoenl Asent. JOHN SLVCLAIB. Aeavtest tteaetal Agent : y«Uington, May 39,1897. E. O'Hak CanaYafl, ACOOUNTAJiT, INSURANCE AND FINANOE-AG^NT. ; . Karateji'i Auction It ooms, i fIAIAI^SABitBMCT ■>