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Colonist, Volume XXXV, Issue 7225, 22 January 1892, Page 1

W. ROUT AND SONS. HAVE THE FOLLOWING A Cottage Property oS .on street, with Large Garden. Can ;be Parohased by Small Weekly Inatalrr us. A Property opposite the Boyal Blue House, Hardy street, having a Frontage of 82ft, by a depth of 290 ft, with two Large Buildings thereon. A Good Investment for spare Capital. Will be Sold at a Low Figure. A Comfortable Family Besidenoe with Land in Hampden street West, opposite Viotory Square. A % first olbsb Building Allotment, 152 feet by 142 feet, corner of Collingwood and Grove street, £210. Small deposit, and balance by monthly instalments. An Allotment having a frontage to Hardy street of 27 street, opposits Messrs Sharp and Sons' Auction Booms. A good Building Site in St Vincent street. lhree Aores of Land, with comfortable Honse, in Montreal street, overlooking ToiToi Valley ; also, Eight Acres cf Land adjoining. The above properties belong to Mr Joseph Gilberteon, junr., who is prepared to cell very cheap. A Superior Property in St. Vinoent street, nearly opposite the Girla' School. The house is of brick, is well built, and nearly new. Quarter oan acre of land. Also a small Cottage adjoining, with 16 perches of land, fronting the same street. At the rear of these properties there are four nice allotments suitable for building sites. |. These properties will be sold at very reasonable prices. Two Farm Properties at Wakapuaka, belonging to William and Alfred Gill, containing 115 aores and 53 aores respectively. These properties contain some really good land, and oan be very profitably worked at a small cost. Full particulars on application. The House and Land situate in Waimea street, belonging to Mr William Patterson. The .rooms of the Dwelling are large, lofty, and convenient, and the Building is as good as new. The land has a frontage of 49ft by a depth of 175 ft. ..!<> A veryg desirable Property in Waimea street. The House is a two-Btorey one, and is in good repair. There is a quarter of an aore of land, very nicely laid out, A nice quiet neighborhood. A most desirable Besidence in Collingwood street, belonging to Mr S. C. Hill. The House is built very conveniently, and the property ib in a very nice neighborhood. The land has a frontage of 40ft and a depth of 100 Will be Bold on very easy terms. »" ■■«' i D— "-"■■■" ■ ■ "■ TO laST rjIHAT Superior Family Eeßidenoe belonging to Mr F. Worsley, oining Mr M. X Lightband's property. The house is in a first olasa Btate of repair, and has every convenience. / A Superior Property off Trafalgar Square, with land 66ft by 152 ft. House has Eight Booms, with Gas and Water laid on. Gs» Stove, wide verandah, &c. A Email Sheep and Cattle Bun of 2000 Acres, with Honse and Ontbnildingß, situate at Lower Moutere. There are GCO acres of first-claes swamp land, drained and partly oultivated. Will lot at a very low rental, or owner is willing to exchange the property for one nearer Town. A Cottage at Stoke, with half an acre of land. More land can be bad if required. The Dwelling is very comfortable, and has every convenience. A superior House Property in Washington Valley, belonging to Mrs W. E. Bowe. ! One let in a double Tenement House in Waimea street. Has just been put into a perfect etate of repair, 6/6 per week. BOUT & SONS, Land and Finance Agents, Hardy street, Kelson.

Standard Fire & Marine Insurance Company of Kew Zealand KELSON BEANCH. EIRE, Marino, and Guarantee Policies isßned at cnirent rates. Prompt and liberal settlement of olaims. Large and Influential Colonial Proprietary. A. A. SCAIFE, Chief Agent for Nelson. QOUTR BHITIBE FIIu O A2JD MABINE INSUBANOJH COMPAKS 03 NSW ZEA CiAHD. CAPITAL £1,900,000 100,000 Shares of £19 each. Unlimited liability of Large Body ol Bhsr> holder*, rosirient throughout the Colony. Banker i : Oolohiaii Bans or Niw Zsauro. H«4D OinOH ADOEI,A»fc FIBS AHB MAEIKS EUBIKISE AT LOWEST EASH3. Time bsing no Local Diraotori for Wilson •nd the undersigned haying full power* with* out *eferencß to th® Head Ofßoc, the? s?c peopared to take Eiske and make Settlement 10-isou Ynthout tha alight? 3 delay,, ThiK 03.cc oombinmg as it doas Bt?Bnpib. Überslity of laUlemenfc, snd a pu?«ly 3^?* Zealand proprietary, commmids it»s.'/in jr.ar, • wa?B to Inca?e?», BRANOEBS AMD ASKKOIES ? London, San Francisco, and ihrcu^h out New Zealand and Austiaiifin Colonies. N31130N SOB-AOa»CPO I Ti E. H-ioDaB & Co. ,„ Biohmoad W. Paihtoh ... „, „, Waksfleld T. S. EDJUjeraar , M ,„ Motueka J. A. Cook Takak* W. O. Bnrnr „ Oollingw oo SOLANDEB.B & 0O 9 AGENT FOB gBLSON. Wolfe b Sohnapps.'.the public Bhonld exer. ise caution jn purchasing. pBESS OPINIONS ON 1 Xi&£ji£aJL ¥lr£iS Abtistic Photogbaphy.— Wo have been shown a number of photographic portraits by Mr Tyree. of Trafalgar street, which are especially beautiful. Mr Tyree has recently introduced some new processes in photographic printing, one of them being a method of his own perfecting, and which he calls the Tyreetype. Some of the portraits inferred to are printed according to tho Kallitype process, these are iron prints developed on silver, and the pictures, which are of a black tone, ] are in appearance like fine chalk lithographs, i Other prints are produced by what is known as the lYorytype, the sensatizing agent being bromide of silver, on artificial ivory, the effect j being that of a metzotint engraving on ivory, j Other pictures are what are known as gela. tino-chloride prints on paper. They are greyish in tone, and somewhat resemble the Platinotype. The most effective of tho pio tures, however, were those produced by Mr Tyree's own process, and to be known as Tyreetypes. These photographs are printed on a maU surface, and they present all the characteristics of fine engravings, with a soft- 1 ness not attainable by any of the other processeg. The gradation of he tones in reinaikable, and these works of art are certain to command admiration. In the posing of the children whose pictures we are particularly alluding to, Mr Tyree has been very happy, and these photographs are, as we have advisedly said, real pictures-— Colonist, Oth, 1891. SE OLAPHAM J S TOILET OAPS Unequalled for delicious softness, giving a healthy smooth skin. Sold by all Grocers and Storekeepers. IQB SALE.— A SIX-BOOMED HOUSE in Hampden Street West, with Gaß an' Water laid on ; Wash-house and Work- i rot m, and Half-an-Aore of Garden, Fruit Trees, &o. Also, 60 Feet Frontage to St. Vincent Street, near Girla' flohool. E££App ly|Qffi<ja. 0 { thif&aper.J

THE Assurance Society. LIMITED. Nelson Office: HARDY STREET. POLICIES IN FORCE EXCEED Ten Millions! A™ INCOME £400,000. ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED A Million and a Quarter IS* All Profits belong to Policyholders. Policies once issued are Incontestable and Uncondixiohal. Cash Surplus Divided AT LAST INVESTIGATION equivalent to REVERSIONARY BONUS OF £300,000, PROPOSAL FORMS, Etc., can be obtaiued on application to Office. W. ROUT & SONS, E. 0. YOUNG, Local Agents. Special Representative. 239 TURKISH I MEDICAL Mo^vv Open X>aily 9 BRIDGE ST., NELSON. PEAOTISING MEDICAL BOTANIST. To avoid mistakes asfc for Wolfe gohnappa BRIDGE STEEET, NELSON. Established 1843. IcARTNEY BROS., IEON, ZINC, & TIN PLATE WORKERS, Bell-hangers and Copjicrsmitlis, Sc, Licensed Gas & Water Fitters. STEAMBOAT WOBK ana all Ships' re» quirements in the above line promptly attended to. DEAIN PIPES AND FITTINGS. *S" Call and inspect our Drain Pipes and enquire before purchaeing elsewhere. DRAINS LAID AND REPAIRED, and a porfect syßtem of drainage guaranteed WATER CLOSETS FITTED WITH THE PATENT WATER WASTE PREVENTING CISTEEN, according to City Council By-laws. Workmanship and Materia Guaranteed. 2622 TO attain soft white Hands, free from chaps and redness, USE OLAPHAM'S ALPItfE SOAP.