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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11925, 3 May 1907, Page 3

HOATE Q CO.'S HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE i AT THE NEW ZEA'.AND I INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION 5907 AND WERE AWARDED THE AND . Silver M^dul AT N.Z. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION IN G. P. HINGSTON IS NOW SELLING— Best Crystal Sugar, 10/6 per 561b bag Flour, 10/- and 10,6 per lOOlbs Price's Ship Candles, full weights, 12/6 box 25!bs Excelsior Wax Candles, 12/- box Beat Eero~ene, 8/6 case Best Was Matches, 3,6 per doz packets Chariot Tobacco, 8d cake, or 5/- per lb ! Pine, clean Salt, 4/- per cwt bag Soap from 7/6 box Batt Oatmeal, 1/2 and 4/- bag Best Rice, 9/6 per 561b bag Rolled Oats and Oatina, 1/- bag Petal Barley, Split Peas, Harioot Beans, Lentils, and Boiling Peas very cheap Cornflower from 3d lb, Quaker Oats 9d, Force 9d Canary Beed, 61bs for 1/9 Best Lcose Baisins, 6d lb Cleaned Curtanta, Sultanas, Seeded Raißine, New Dales, Cooking and Dassert Figs, Prunes, and Dried Apricots at right prices Lemon Peel 6d lb, Essence Lemon 4d bot. Marmalade, sd, 1/-, and 1/6 I Honey in glass jars, 6d. 9d, and 1/- each Choice Jams, 4d and 6d tin Dessert Fruit, in tinß, lOd Worcester Sauce, 6d large bottle Tea, in 51b Tins, 5/6 and 6/6 Splendid loose Tea, 1/- and 1/4 lb Teas in chests, boxes, tins, and paokets, at right prices Waab. Soda, 141bs Is, Pearl Starch 1/6 per s!b packet ; Clothes Pegs 12 doz. 1/-, Band Soap 3d cake Carbonate Soda, Gibs for 1/Cream of Tartar 1/3 lb, Nutmegs 1/6 lb Coffee 1/6 lb, Cocoa from 1/5 lb Mixed Lunch and Cabin Biscuits, 4d lb Mixed Lollies 4d lb, Scotch Mixtures 6d Cenoine Brown Windßor Soap, 7 Q&kt s for 6d Cuticura Soap 1/3, Sunlight Soap 1/Customers waited on for orders. Goods delivered to alf parts of the City. G. F. HINGSTON, Cash Grocer and Direct Imporisb, Hardy-street, .Nelson. Telephone 194. A Bargain. £*>~k ACRES, Splendid Freehold Farm, O\/ situated about 3 miles from Port, the beet of grain or Fruit land, well watered, subdivided into 5 [arts, live fences ; new 6roomed Reaidenca j a real bargain, only £985. Mo?t of the purchase money can remain at low rate. Full particulars at office. BISLEY BEOS. & CO., 686 Real Estate Agents. FOR_SALE. "MURITAI," the residence of the late Hon. Albert Pitt, situated at the_ Port, Nelson, commanding a magnificent view of the Harbor and Bay. The House is 0 modern construction, substantially built, well finished in every respeot, and comprises eleven gcod lofty rooms. Water, gas, * and every modern convenience. The Land oontains 3J acres, and is oonveniently divided into paddocks, orchard, flower garden, lawn tenniß oourt, and plantation. The Outbuildings consist of three-stall stable and coachhouse. This is one of the most desirable residential properties in Nelson, and is unsurpassed for beauty of view, pleasantness of situation, and healthiness of locality, City Properties. MANUKA and ALTON STS: Magnificent building sites, Irom £3 10s per foot. HARDY ST : Two aores of land admirably adapted for orchard or tomato garden. Price £300 per acre. NILB-ST. EAST; Splendid building seo« tions at £2 15s per foot. TORY ST; Section 60!t x 150ft. Prioe £200 TOTARA ST: First class sections, 50ft a 150ft, from 30s per foot VAK GUARD ST : Seotions from £2 per foot All the above properties can be purchased on very easy terms, Ii purchaser pays cash for Beotion, the vendors will advance, at 5 per cent, necessary money to erect a house, or, if a bouse be erected to satisfaction of vendors, the whole of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent, with option of repaying by monthly instalments. WAIMEA ST: New five roomed houee and land. Prioe £425 CORNER SECTION: In best part of the Wood, 100ft by 104ft. Price £430 NGATIAWA ST: Section, 61ft x 181ft, Price £160 BROOK ST: Level building site, near sohcol. Price £270. HAMPDEN ST: Now five roomed house with conveniences. L:Od 52ft by 100ft New glass house. Prioe £450. Farm Properties. PIGEON VALLEY I 500 aeres good sheep country, four roomed house. Prioe £2 per acre CENTRAL MOU3ERE: 50 aores Freehold, 69 acres Native Reserve Leasehold, good dwelling and other buildings. Prioe £900. A bargain. CENTRAL MOUTBRE: 60 aoreß splendid 'and, 40 aores under plough, 10 actes in grass, La'anoe bush ; ten roomed house, boo kiln, stable, 2 Bcres hop?, , 3 sores orchaid. Price £1650 NELSON CITY : 100 aotes of first class land within the city boundary, 40 acres level balance undulating, all plooghable. Also, 32 acres of splerdid land, eight roomed houee, an ideal dairying or orcba'd property. STOKE; 7 acres good land, tplendid situation", Price £475, easy terms. MOTUEKA : 25| acrer, six roomed house, With forai buildings. Price £450 RICHMOND : 12J acres, ten roomed house with every convenience, good orchard Price £1300 RICHMOND: Seven roomed hou:e, with all conveniences. Land 60ft by 26 Ht. Pr joe £560. APPLE BY: 34 Acres, new five roomed house and stables ; splendid dairy f *rm. Price £1450; £1000 can remain on mortgage a ■ 5 per cent. STOKE: Several sp'endid Orchard proper ties, containing from 3 acres t3 10 aore j RICHMOMD: Sections of 5, 10 and 15 acres on Main Ro-d to Nelson. Leve land, good soil. Price £45 per aoie. STOKE : 21 Acres good land, dwelling t»nfarm build n;r, Piice £45 par eeie MOTUPIKO : 272 Acres good land, 40 acre3 level, balance undulating; sheep ccuniry ; Lrgo boose and farm builo ings. A bargain a* £1650. Owner leaving District. BRIGHTWATER : 60 Acres of first-ola b barley-growing land. Price £1500. PITT & "-MOORE, SOLICITOKS, NELSON. 213