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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 12763, 3 February 1910, Page 3

Country and Suburban Residents. i. DONT FORGET the Conveniences we stock for you — ;. BRAY'S TN3ANDESCENT ACETYLENE GAS BUENEE. FISCHEE'S INSTANTANEOUS BATH HEATEE. 1 " Conqtjebor" SANITAEY CABINET. Tanks, Pomps, Baths, and Pipes, ' s of all sizes. 1 F. A. CARLISLE & CO., 3 PLUM BEES, Etc., 19,13 ARDY-St. HARLEY & SOKS, 5 RACLAN BREWERY, NELSON, HAVE now on Sale, in Quarts and Pints, their Celebrated ALE and STOUT, brewed especially for the Christmas and New Year trau6 Also, their Famous XXX DRAUGHT BEER, in Kegs and Patent Jars. . Prices: Ale and Stout (quarts) ... 7s -Oil per doz. Ale and Stout (pints)- ... 4s Od per doz. Draught Beer 2s 3d per gal. One shilling per dozen alb^ed on quart bottles on being returned, and Cd per dozen for pints. Customers would oblige by sending in their orders early. Telephone 133. P.O. Box 41. 4245 HORTON'S, LifeT.TED, PREMIER NURSERIES. PAHIATUA & HASTINGS. HAVING been appointed Agent for Motueka and the surrounding districts for the above Nurseries, I beg to inform clients that they can now register, orders for delivery- in the autumn of 1910, at Mr Duncan Brown's Office, Motueka, or with the undersigned. EOBT. WARDEOP, 3470 Motueka, It Stands to Reason ! I Common &unso tells you that the man |wliO offers you a Suit - ■ for less than the price at which it can reasonably be made is i making some one else pay the £1 difference.' t. RICHARDS ssj gives the Best Value that can j honestly be given in Cloth and | "Workmanship. ( TRAFAL6AR-3T.. - - Nelson. I BBS3apsaßSH'gSi |M lrtnu<HillliffFll WE SUPPLY RUBBUpI STAMPS of the best quality, without vexations delay.— "The Colonist" Job Printing Department. FOR SALE. Quarter Acre Section at Brightwater, with new five roomed house, bath room and every convenience. ; f desired easy terms can be arranged. Price £375. Apply sharp. A positive bargain. Splendid Yijlfj Residence, sHuatod in the best residential portion of the city. The house, wliich is new and well b".;lt, comprises six good rooms, bathroom, pantry and all conveniences. Connected with new drainage ssstem. The land has a frontage of 70 feet by 8 depth of 150 feet, and is tastefully laid out in lawn, flower garden, Tiative plantation and. fernery. As the owner is leaving Nelson it is imperative that this property should be sold. The price is a low one, and very easy' terms of payment can do arranged. New 6-roomcd House at thd Port. Excellent situation, splendid view. Section has a frontage of 65 feet by a good depth. Cheap. . Small deposit, balance as rent. Vanguard and Totara Streets.— Splendid buildiuig sites, 50ft. by 125 ft., from 30p. per foot. Very 1 easy terms! If purchaser pays cash for section the. vendor will advance : for"five per cent, ti' b necessary money to b.vjild a residence, or if build,yig be erected to satisfaction of vendor, the whole of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 5 per cent., wftn option '% repay bj monthly instalments. An Acr? §e.<?tip.n situated in Toi Toi Street, 140 feet frontage. Excellent building site. A bargain at £175. Small deposit required. 428 Acres of good Sheep Country, 175 acres freehold, balance lease in perpetuity. \\,\x\s fenced. 300 Acres iv grass, balance bush and i rough feed. Price £675. A positive bargain. I 18J Acres at Richmond. G-vooiuod house. Trice, £7Q.Q. i 19 Acres good fruit-growing land, 6 aprea in- best varieties of fruits. Specially adapted for apples. 1 Price, £550, ' :17 Acreg §\ Stoke., ten minutes' walk from Railway Station, sea frontage, all excellent level land, Sllivable for orchard or agricultural purposes; 2 acres planted in orchard. —Easy terms.---18 Acres Good Land, 10 acres in or. chard just coming into fu,U bearing. 8 Acres, all planted in yc.v.pg trees ; 4roomed cot-tap. . 8 Acr|s splendid." orchard, containing host varieties fruit ; 7-roomed house and all necessary buildingp. 3 Acres Good Laud, part in orchard ; 5-roomed house. Ifl Acres at Stake, splendid level land, - suitable for orchard. Well w.a,tor- •.:: ed by permanent sprrag* and a stream. 6 Acres at Richmond; good 7-roomed house; 2 "acres in orchard. 1 9J Acrefs' at Richmond, excellently [ situated ; 8-roomcd houso ; small orchard. 5 Acres ; B.srC(Oiiied house. SO Acres ;" 5-roomed house, 16 acres I; V ploughed.' ' £S2o. 24 Acres Freehold, excellent levcJ laud, specially adapted for orchard. Five miles from Motueka Wharf. '14 Acres. Fine residenre and all necessary " buildings. S»inll ordhard. 10 Acres at RiQhmond, all level land of first-class quality; new 5-roomed house and farm buildings. 37 Acres at Spring Grove. Kxcellent land, specially adapted for orchard. 3 Acres Orchard, in full bearir.3 »' good bouse and farm bindings. FARM PBOPEftTIES. 21 of the very best Building Sites in Stoke and Richmond, comprising from! to 25 acres. 4 Agricultural Fa_tws Hear Richmond, cqntaj^ng worn 50 to 100 acr©B, with good dwellings and farm buildings, 12 Good Sfiecp Farms, from 167 to 2000 acres in area. Exceptionally low prices and easy terms. Campact Farm Property Richmond, -comprising hrty acres ; finest land in the district ; reakiehce and farm buildings ; near butter factory and township. Easy terms. • I PITT &~MOORE, SOLICITORS, NELSON,