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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13644, 8 February 1913, Page 4

GEORSEMIROUT. Llosnsed Land Broker.—Transfers, ' Mortgages, Leases, and other Deeds prepared, at cliaiwes fixed by the L.T. Act. Property Agent.—Properties of every description in City and Country, for Sale and to Let. Call and see List. . ; ■ A Financial Agent.—Loans on Mortgage negotiated ©xpeditiously. Easy terms of repayment arranged. Re- q liable valuations made. .^ Insurance Agent.—Fire, Life, and Ac- f cident Insurance effected at Lowest o Dates. District Agent for THE SUN FIRE OFFICE. Established 1710. District Agent for NORWICH FNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Estd. 180 S. . .. Secretary for THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF NELSON. E«td. 1862. Office: CENTRAL TRAFALGAR STREET- < (Between National Bank and Bank ' New Zealand.) ] NELSON. MONKEY. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY accepts MONEY ON ' DEPOSIT aa under :— g PER CENT, at Call. 91 PER CENT, if fized at 8, 8 or 02 \2 Months. Full particulars on application. GEORGE M. ROUT, 1012 Secretary. MONEY TO LEND AT 5 PER CENT. rriHE PERMANENT BUILDING SOx CIETY lends Money at ive (5) per cent, on city and country securities, repayable by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. BORROWERS participate in PROFIT'S. BORROWERS can repay samg of £2 or more, on any monthly pay-day, interest ceasing on sums so repaid from ■' date of repayment. WHY PAY 5> per cent or 6 per cent for your LOANS, when you can obtain the MONEY from this Society ab 6 per cent? TABLE OF REPAYMENTS and full information obtainable at the Office of the Society, Trafalgar street, Nelson. GEORGE M. ROUT. Secretary. • T. H. GONDELL. Draper, Clothier, - - Mercer and Milliner, Trafalgar Street, has much pleasure in intimating to the public of Nelson that he has now a iul|.,assortment of goods in all departments suitable for the present and coming season. Our Dress and Fancy Department is well stocked ruth all the latest Novelties, and our Clothing and Mercery is well up-to-date. The Millinery Department is replete with aH the latest fashions -and is under a modiste just arrived form Wellington- -Satisfaction guaranteed. T.H.CONDELL. TRAFALCAII STREET. " FIHE INSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. St&tbliahed 1797, £oM«6i?ui •... ... £19,920,000 ..j: JBmniam Isoon>« ... £1,270,000 Jsow**t lUtea ol Preaunmt. ■■.•.•' liwiei Promptly *nd Libewllj Btttfed. by :the naderiiijjned. mm PORTER HARRIS, Agent and Attorney for Nelson. Marlborough and Wesfclpod. Norwich Union Chambers, Hardy-Bfc. WHY MUSICIANS PREFER fl PIANO FROM 1.. When loud and powerful, chords are . ■ struck, however heavily, en our Pianos, tiwra is none of that sudden blontfjoss of sound which marks the ' p!»yvti£ of fortissimo passages on Pianos of less perfect workmanship. 2. Under t'ua still more searching testa of extreme pianissimo passages, the perfect action of our Pianoa is equally jsvealed—their tone undsr the lightest touch is distinct and caressing to tne ear. 3. Compare it with the muffled sound of other and inferior Pianoa. Note, fceo, lknv the tone is brilliant without being metallic. It never bacotnos dull ia the bate and wiry in tha treblG. 4-. Mark how tae i'Oute pedal maintains our Piano's sinking note, and how it ceisea instantly without echoing Avhen the pedal is released. Hark how the Piano pedal has a soft, clear effect, without being thin. £?. Aoply these ••Jests, and yon will reaJise why Musicians prefer Buying thorn. ■. .—~— ■ TRAFALGAR STREET. NELSON BRANCH.