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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12453, 1 February 1909, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN. Advertisements are inserted in thi column at the rate of Tvjent wordsfor One Shilling. Ihre insertions, half-a-crown ; six in ' sertions, four shillings and sixpence; for Cash only; if booked one shilling each insertion. FOR Disposal, on easy terms, 1,200 Acres Bash Land; good sberp country. Apply Dr. Hudson, Tapawera. ' x . 265 WANTED, a Few Thousand Cases Keeping Apples and Pears ; cash on delivery. — Chapman. 274 /~S EEENGAGES, green figs, green peas, \JT cucumbers (cheap), pine apples, peaches, passion fruit/orangos, lemon?. THIS Week— l ton of Adelaide peaches and grapes ; a few cases of apricots cheap from 2s 6d a case. — At Chapman's, Hardy street, next Grove's. 275 TO LET, large Iron Shed. Apply Eobertson Bros., Wool Worts, Halifax-street. 243 FOB, SALE, Soap Business, aad plant used in manufacturing same. For further particulars apply to W. Child. Weka-street. 245 ANTED KNOWNBest Shilling Luuch in town. Four Courses. 229 TET STEAND CAFE. WANTED, a Nursemaid. Apply Mrs E. B. Moore, 210 The Books. WANTED, an experienced Man for the Grocery Department. One who haa been used to driving van preferred. Apply A. Manoy, Motueka. 186 ■^7|TE supply ETJBBEE STAMPS of T ? the best quality, without vexatious delay.— " The Colonist" Job Printing Department. TO LET, House in Collingwood street known as " Sunnyside." Immediate occupation. Apply H. Baigent, 4141 Masonic Hotel. CUSHION Covers, Maulle Drapes Gipsy Table, Wick. Chairs, Bamboo .Blinds, Hearth-Bugs, Floorcloth arid Mats. 5»080 Fleming & Sons. ffciEAT Cloths, Tea Cloths, Fancy JL Pillow Cases, Lace Curtains, Fancy Handkerchiefs, Table Covers; 5081 Fleming & Sons. RATTAN Chairs, Cane Chairs, Veran. dah Lounges Table Linen, Serviettes, Jap. SiTk. — Fleming & Sons. 5082 WE want you to know that for Fur niture and everything required in the home, Lock's Furniture Ware , house, Bridge-street, can't be beat. Tiptop value every time; and satisfaction guaranteed. PIANOS! Pianos! Pianos!— Just arrived, another, shipment of Harland's Upright Grand English Pianos, in rosewood and walnut. Prices from 30 60 guineas; ten years guarantee. Caah or terms. At Lock's Furniture Warehouse. ' SUN VAPOUE Lights, brighter than acetylene and cheaper than kerosene. Makes and burns its own gas. No grease smoke, or odour. Write tor particulars to Wm. Lock, the people's popular furnisher, Bridge-street. nnET CUE guaranteed Indelible MarkJ_ ing Ink for Rubber Stamps or Pen. Eed and Black colors.— "The Colonist" Jobbing Department. 4989 Pianoforte. MISS N. SEALT will resume Teach, ing on WEDNESDAT, Feb. 3rd, at her residence, Hardy-street. 253 Pianoforte and Singing. MISS EEEVES will Eesume Teaching on MONDAT, February Bth, at her residence, Hardy street. f 223 f^HBISTCHUBCH BOTS' HIGH \J SCHOOL.— Wanted, an Assistant Master; special qualifications. Mathematics and Science. Salary £225. Duties commence March, 1909. Applications, stating special and also general school qualifications, to be sent in to the undersigned by February lOfch. — GEO. H. MASON, Eegistrar. Canterbury Colege, 23rd December, 1908. 56 Nelson Mental Hospital WANTED, Stoker-Attendant, to attend to Laundry Boiler, etc. Salary JE9O per annum, with board and residence. Uniform provided. Apply any forenoon, with references, to the Superintendent. 275 FOR _BAIiE. FOR SALE. Corner Kawai and Hampden-streets. Seven-roomed house, bathroom, hot and cold, water, high pressure boiler, washhouse, etc. Land 70ft frontage to Kawai-street, and 113 ft to Hampden-street. Price £600. Terms can be arranged. ■: "_:■■■ ' y Halifax Street,— Splendid building section, 58x112 feet. Well fenced. Price £175. Easy terms. Nile Street East,— Mr D. Whiting's Bplendid property. This excellent property comprises two acres of the best land in " the Nelson province, and is fully stocked with vegetables of every description, including 17 large asparagus beds There are also two large, glass houses each" 75ft long. Good 4- ' roomed cottage, washhouse, copper and tubs, bathroom, ote. Water is laid on all over the property. To be sold as a going concern. Tadmor (Lot 1)— 300 acres freehold land situated Sherry Valley, tho property Hon F. Trask, 100 acres felled and balance in bush, mostly good milling timber. When felled will carry two sheep to tho acre. Watered by. permanent stream (Slippery Creek). Four milos from Tadmor and two miles from Manu railway stations. Tadmor (Lot. 2) — 732 acres freehold land, situated Sherry River, the property Hon F. Trask. 310 acres felled and balance in bush, , partly good milling timber. Whencleared will carry 2 sheep to the acre. Sherry River runs through the property. Five miles from Tadmor and two miles from Manu railway stations. Bronte Street. — New 5 roomed house, pantry, bathroom, washhouse (all under one roof), asphalt yard. Land 86x60. Price £600. Walmea Street.— That fine property belonging to Mrs W. Atkinson. The house contains 7 rooms, bathroom, etc. The grounds are laid out in orchard and garden. Land 66 by 152 feet. Crove Street, The Wood.— The splendid property belonging to Mr W. Fields,' junr., with 2 houses theroon and 1J acres first class land, having "a frontage of 104 ft to Grove Street, i Mr Fields' house contains 7 rooms, bathroom,washhouse, copper and tubs, high pressure boiler, etc., and is connected with sewer. The other bouse, containing 5 rooms, is also connected with sewer and is let to a good tenant. The land is planted with about 6700 tomato plants, also other vegetables. There is a first class, glass house 50x22 and shed for .packing fruit. The 4 above is a bargain and easy, terms can be arranged. .-.-■■ Wakapuaka.— sl acres splendid land with new 6 roomed house, bathroom, washhouse and all conveniences. The property is subdivided into 7 paddocks, :'all. well; watered by never failing springs, and»is within 4 miles of the city. Call and inspect our list -of ,farm v orchard and other properties. F. & D. EMARDS TEAFALGAE STEEET