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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11966, 19 June 1907, Page 3

i tiny P I Than *A I ' Longer Experisn'" r ! -H * \ -^ <-) | Larger Stocils > " i J Fmsr Qv? r -'^ , ; rr Muss, d tiers r .■ . . ! variatses | <* thtia any in a '■ Australasia. ALL PR$C£3. \ X '■ V- supply EUBBEB ST MP3 of th '• hmk quality, wi-'hoiTt vpsatiou doi.iy. • ' Tho Colonist " Job Printing Dt partnicut. O. h\ lIINOSTOK 13 KOW SELLING— Best Cryetjl Sugar, ]Q 0 rcr 561 b bog P.'our— lCOluc, 50"-r-- , 2o\h3 Prioo'i- Sh : p Caudles, la'A wsights, 12/G bo' 2-3 bs Fxrjn'sior Wax Cand'es, 12/- hex Bu t 'fero'eno. 8/G ca?o L'.-Sfrt Wax M>. ehes, 8 o p: r doz pneketia Chariot Tobacco, 5d cake, or S'-p-.r lb Vine, elesn Sil?, 4/- ptr c??t bag Soan f;o-a 7,G box B-.vt Oitmw.l, 1/2 and 4/- ba? Boei Rico, 9/6 per 56ib bag Rclio-j Oat 3 and Oatina, 1 - bag Piiivl Barky, Split Peis. Haricot Beans LsnSils, and Boiling Peao very cheap Cornflower from 3d lb, Quaker Oa'.s 9d Force 8d Cftjnry J^tcd. Gibs for 1/9 iJfistLr.r.se Hauiins, 6;1 lb CJeamv; Can ante, S'.i:t«.nri3, Seeded Rfiisinßj Krw i'a'es, (Poking aad D.ssort Figs, Piu^os, and Dried Apricots at right p- ioea Lemon Ve si Gd lb. Essence Lemon 4d boi. MarmjiJadp, o.i, 1/-, an i 1/0 Hox:e-y in pM?s jar3,Gd 9;l' 5 and 1/- eaob Choi'.'.u ,lrm-, 4d r.nci 6d tin I)cis::crs 3 ? r:iit, in tins, 10*1 Wi-rcctorSauco, G:l large botilo Tea, in s!b Tin--, 5 G and G/6 S;.lcntlid loose Toa, 1/- and 1/4 ib Teas in ch:s'.s. boxes, tins, ana paokeka, at right prices Waui. Sodivlllbsl?, Pearl Ft roll I/G per s;b paelJoS Clothes Pegs 12 rloz. 3/-, Sand Soap 3J cake Carbonate So^a, Gibs for 1/Cranta of Tartßi- 1/3 lb, Nutmegs lj'G lb Coffeo 1/G Ib, Cocoa from 1/5 lb Mixed LunPh and Cabin Biscuits, 4d lb JVHxed Lollies 4cl lb, fieoleh Mixtures 6 1 Cenninoßrown Windsor Soup, 7oaktgfor 6d Cat : cr.r.-; Sosp 1/3, SuniigbtSoap 1/Extra li3al Axo Handles, 9d each Curjiomers waitsd on for orders. Oo tic f?eivered to alf parts of »he City. G. P. HJNGSTON, Cash Grocer and Direct Jiupobteb, H ;rdy-strect, Nelßon. Telephone 104. FOR _SALE. "MURITAI," ib.9 residenea of the late Hon. Abort Pitt, situated at the Port, Nc-lscn, ccramaading a magnificent view of the Harbor and Bay. The Ho«S9 is o modern construction, Et;b3lßntia!iy built, well finished in every respect, and aomprises eleven gcod k.fty rooms. Water, gas, and every modern convenience. The Land contains 3J acre?, and is oonvenitntly divided into paddocks, orchard, flower garden, lawn tennis court, and plantation. The Outbuildings consist of three-stall | ttible and coachhouse. This is one of the most desirable residential properties in Nelson, and is unsurpassed for beauty of vi9w, pleasantness of situation, and healthiness of locality. City Properties. MANUKA and ALTON STS: Magnificent building sites, from £B 10s por foot. HARDY ST : Two acres of land admirably adapted for orchard or tomato garden. Price £200 per acre. NILE ST. EAST : Splendid building sections at £2 15s per foot. TORY ST: Section CO/t s 150 ft. Price £2CO TOTARA ST: First elasa seotions, 50ft a 150 ft, from 303 per foot VAS GUARD ST ; Sections from £2 per foot AH the above properties can be purchased on very eaey terms, Ii purchaser pays oaßh j for seetioG, the vendors will advance, at 5 per cenf, necessary money to erect a house, or, if a house be erected to satisfaction of vendots, the whole of purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent, with option of repaying by monthly instalments, j WAIMEA ST: New five roomed house and land. Price £425 CORNER SECTION : In best part of the Wood, 100 ft by 104 ft. Price £430 NGATIAWA ST: Section, 61ft x 181 ft, Priae £IGO BCQOK ST: Lflrel building site, near school. Prica £270. HAMPDEN ST: New fivo roomed house vyth conveniences. Lznd 52ft by 100 ft New glass house. Prioe £450. Farm Properties. RICHMOND: Firm Property of Six acres ot first class l^vol land. Improvenieuts compare good sevon-roomel Houro raid cutbniidingSi Fries £500. E^sy 'erras. PIGSOM VALLEY: 500 aeresgood sheep eousiry, four roomed house, Prioe £2 pel uers CENTRAL MOUIERE: 60 acres Freehold, 09 acres N&tivo Reserve Leasebold, pood dwelling and other buildings, Price £900. A bargain. CENTRAL M0 r JTBBE: 60 acres splendid lan<3;'4o acres under plough, 10 aeie3J in grass, ta'anoo bush ; ten roomed house, hop kiln, Btable, 2 acres hop?, j 3 f-eres orchard. Price £1650 j NELSON CITY : 100 aotes of first olasß land , within the city boundary, 40 acres level i balance undulating, all ploaghable. AifO, 32 acres of splecdid land, eight roomed house, an ideal dairying or orchard properly. STOKE : 7 aero 3 good land, splendid situation, Price £475, oasy terms. MOTUEKA : 25| acre?, six roomed house, I with feivn buildings. Price £450 ' RICHMOND : 12} acres, ten roomed house with ever? convenience, good orchard Price £1300 RICHMOND: Seven roomr-d house, with all conveniences. Land 60ft by 265f i. Price £560. APPLEBY: 34 Acres, new five roomed house and stables ; splendid dairy firm. Piic3 £1450; £10C0 can remain on mortgage a* 5 per cent. STOKE: Several ep'endid Orchard proper ties, containing from 3 aoresto 10 aore = RIOHMOMD: Sections of 5, 10 and 15 acres on Main Bo»d to Nelson. Leve' land, good soil. Pace £45 per acre. STOKE : 21 Acres good land, dwelling and farm bmtd'nstP. Price £45 per ncre MOTUPIKO : 272 Acres good land, 40 aoret level, baliitco undulating ; sheep country ; l&rg-s boo3e and farm busings. A birgain a$ £1650. Ownu leaving District. BRIQHTWATER: 60 Acres of firtt-fch. t barley-^iowisglacd. Pr^ce £15OJ PITT VMOORE, SOLICITOUS, NELSON. 'i*