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Colonist, Volume LII, Issue 1271, 12 February 1910, Page 3

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Stoka 17 Acres splendid land, ten minutes walk from Railway Station; 2 acres in orchard, 4 year old trees. Price, £70 an acre. Stoke. — 2i Acres in orchard with oroomed dwelling. Price, .£OOO. Wakefield. 64 Acres in Church Valley, all grassed ; cottage and hop kiln ; well watered. Price, £825. Richmond — i Acre in Queen Street, with new 6-rooined dwelling. Price, £530. Brightwater— l6 Acres, all level, ID acres in orchard ; close, to railway station. Price, £2600. Aniseed Valley Small Sheep Run or 1450 acres, 4 acres in orchard. Eight-roomed dwelling, with water laid on. Price, £5000. Stoke. — I Acre on main road, with oroomed dwelling* wash-house, and conveniences. Price, £450: Brightwater— loo Acres, 21 in crop, balance in grass and cover; two good dwellings and outbuildings. Price, £40 an acre. „ Waimea West— l 94 Acres and 7- ? roomed dwelling. All ploughable. Forty acres in turnips. Wen watered. c Aniseed Valley — 544 Acres, and sroomed house ; 35 acres in rape, balance in grass. Well watered. Price, £4 10s. per acre. Sherry Valley.— ls32 Acres of spleudu land, 350 acres grassed and /IK) acres carrying good., mining timber . Two miles from Mann Rail--6 W ay Station and two miles irom Kiwi Railway Station. Price, £4 10s. per acre. A bargain. Richmond— s* Acres good level land, ■ with 7-roomed dwelling, wash- ' house, stable, and trap shed. as owner is leaving Nelson. Price, £650. Easy terms. , Russell Street.— 9-roomed dwelling . RU "Sd 2 acres of land A very cheap I property, i'vice, £800. t Ngatitama Street.-* Acres in orchard. Hard P y r Stre e £ VA Fruiterer's Business with -good connection. . i"cc 7 £375 for stock, fittings, and good- . will of lease. N 7 and outbuildings. Land, 4oit. bj A SpterSSd Building Site i on top of hUI 1 facing Shelbourne Street, 50ft. bj 120 ft .; £8 per foot. Collingwood Street South. -A gentleman's residence in best part of the street; 8 rooms and outbuildings. ' Frice, £1250. . : Halifax Street.— A fine building site planted with fruit trees. Price, £150. - Very cheap. Tasman Street.— New 6-roomed Dwelling, connected with sewer. Price, £360. A great bargain. • Bridge Street.— Now Shop property. Price. £1700. Bridge Street— A Dwelling of eight Foonis. Now let at £104 pea- year. Price, £1350. , Washington Road— New 6-roomed House and all conveniences. Land 60ft. by 150 ft. Price, £420. Totara Street.— New 6-roomed Dwelling House and wash-house. Land 55ft. by 125 ft. Very cheap at £385 Russell Street.— New 5-roomed Dwelling, with bath-room, wash-house and all conveniences. Connected with new sewer. Land 66ft. by 500 ft. Price, £600. Mount Street.— 6-Eoomed Dwelling, with bath-room, wash-hous© and all conveniences. Cheap at £650. Halifax Street.— New 6-roomed Dwelling with all conveniences. Land 50ft. by 150 ft. Price, £500. A great bargain. Haven Road— A Boarding House of 13 rooms doing a good business at the present time. Price, £700. Stepney ville. — A 5-roomed Dwelling House and about J-acro of land owned and occupied by Mr. Chamberlain. W. ROUT & SONS, LAND AGENTS. DOCTORS Differ, but they all agree on one poiut, viz., the superiority of "FRACRA TEA." On sale by o. ARMSTRONG, Bridge Street. DON'T TRUST TO YOUR MEMORY. gECURE A 1910 DIARY FROM ALF. ROBINSON BOOKSELLER, HARDY STREET.

F. LOUIBSON & CO. AEE NOW MAKING END OF SEASON REDUCTIONS. We have reached the End of the Season, from a business point of view, and all Surplus Goods must be Moved Out. We have SUBSTANTIALI/ST. EEDUCED VALUES in all Departments, and the prices now are VEEY TEMPTING. Cotton Dress Fabrics MUST BE CLEAEED. and at our Eeduced Valuations they are sure to move out QUICKLY. It is advisable to BUT NOW, as ALL COTTON GOODS AEE ADVANCING IN PRICE. END OF SEASON REDUCTIONS At 107, TEAF ALGAE STREET. G. CARPENTER, r 17, HAEDY STEEET, NELSON, Begs to notify the Public of the receipt of the following Goods at BARGAIN PRICES from his Representative, who is now on tour — Ladies' Green Kid Gloves, all the rage, 2/11 pair Ladfces' Plain Black Lisle Hose, fast dye, If- pair Ladies' Fancy Bibbed All- Wool Hose, all sizes, 1/6 Collar Supports, 2£ to 8J inches, screw tops, 6d set Panama Hats for Ladies, all the rage, I,< Other Special Lines Arriving Daily iT G. CARPENTER'S. ■— ~"^*^r ~~- " WATCHES. Slim ROTHEEAM'S, WALTHAM'S, EHB i= I ' lll^ HAEDT'S MOEKIS' OMEGA'S an: *k**^W& *< ■ a iitfE hava just Opened a Complete As "": il Borfenent of these excellen i^ BATCHES, cased in Gold, Silver, GoL Filled, Nickle, and Gun Metal Cases.) jM%ffl§i7 -t ' Each'SWatch guaranteed to give ever Imfe /fOKSSiSS ' liSt LATEST ™ STYLE AND FINISH life ;wM^MO"TBS7 MTCHWKER. JEWELLER & OPTICIAN TRAFALGAR STREET. «sfa^gaHßggS«» 'Phone 351 HOUSEHOLD -LINEH&-AT MINIMUM COST. The D.I.C. is offering its entire stock of -Household Linen, Table Napery, Sh.-ets, Towels, etc. The best quality obtainable. LOOKS BEST AND WEARS BEST. OFFERED NOW AT GENUINE SALE PRICES. 10 Pieces Pure White Table Damask; pretty Floral design; 56in. wide. Very suitable for Hotels, Boardingiiouses and Tea-rooms. Usual pi-ice 1/11 yard Sale Price t/S^£ yard Frilled Pillow-Gases, made from Crewdaon'a calico, with deep frill of good'quality Nainsook. In two qualities. Usual price 1/11 each Sale Price 2/11 the pair Usual price 2/6 each Sale Price 3/1 1 the pair 143 Pairs of Full-sized Sheets, 2^ x 2% yards. Finlay's Twill Sheeting, hemmed ready for use Special Sale Price, 7/1 i the pair 16 Dozen I'.emstitohed Pillow-cases, made of thoroughly good linen- ' finished calico ; full size Usual price 2/6 each Special Sale Price 3/11 the pair 26 White Honeycomb Quilts for Single Beds-; good size and quality "Usual price 6/9 each : Special Sale Price A/I I each 24 Coloured Bed-spreads for Single Beds: White grounds, with green, faiue.or red design ; quite fast in colour Usual price 6/9 each Special Sale Price 4/11 each STIC 9 WELLINGTON r p.^ V—v i-cj in « iy— pw^w^w i filim ir j.

SPECAIL NOTICE. I HAVE purchased the inteiesfc of my late Partner (the late Mr. A. A. Daly) in the Stock-in-trade, Book Debts, etc., of the firm of Harford ■&, Daly, and the Business will now be carried on, by myself. I have beea fortunate in securing a First Class Staff of Workmen, both for the Ladies' and Gents' Departments. My Diploma is from "Minster and Co. of Great Marlborough street, London West." I keep in touch with them for all the Latest Fashions and Materials and guarantee, to th© Public the best to be had in High Class Tailoring at a Reasonable Price. T. HARFORD, LADIES' & GENTS' HIGH CLASS TAILOR. Trafalgar Street.

SALE! SALE! Tin'^MONDAY," the ITth^wTstort " our FIRST HALF-YEARLY SALE and have decided to make it a Record and a Genuine, one, the reductions !.e---ing from 25 to 50 per cent. As ours is a practically New Stock having disposed of the Old Stock by auction, the public will have the <pportunity to get New Season's Goods for almost half-price. REMEMBER! Every Article, without exception, Reduced for CASH ONLY. Come Early and Get Your Pick. T. H. CONDELL, TRAFALGAR STREET.

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