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Colonist, Volume LXII, Issue 15259, 22 December 1919, Page 8

Dalgety&Go., Limited. LAND, STOCK AND STATION) AGENTS, HAVE FOR PRIVATE SALB. 150 Acres Freehold, of which 125 acres are in grass, 11 acres in 8-year-old orchard, remainder ploughed ready from crops; nearl yall the property is ploughable, well subdivided and watered; 6-roomed dwelling, barn, stable and cowshed; $ miles from township, rail, excellent roads. Price £3700. Terms. Fl9O 870 Aores R.L. with R.O.P. at 18s p.a. Rent £34 13s per annum; 300 acres in grass, balance bush, about 270 flat, balance undulating and hilly. Divided into 3 paddocks, well and permanently watered. I Wintering 300 sheep and 20 big cattle. Five-roomed dwelling, bathroom, h. and c. water. Sixteen miles from township, 4£ miles school. Cream cart passes daily. Price £2500, which includes about 200 sheep, 20 cattle, 2 horses, cart, harness, trap, separator, etc. Easy terms arranged. F194 786 Acres Freehold, 568 in grass, 200 bush, ,100 acres, flat, 25 acres ploughed, a large area ploughable when stumped. Well subdivided and watered. House 5 rooms, 3 good sheds and blacksmith's shop. Carrying 500 sheep, cattle and horses. Railway station joins property. Real good thing in firewood. FlB2 620 Acres L.I.P. and O.R.P. Rent £13 8a per annum; 540 acres grass, remainder good bush. Ring fenced and well subdivided. Winters 600 sheep and cattle. Excellent house 5 rooms, sheds, etc. Two miles rail and school. Price £3500. FlB3 61 Acres Freehold, flat, 20 acres orchard, 8 acres raspberries, 1200 black currants, balance grass and crops, divided into 10 paddocks. Wintered with few turnips 200 sheep, cattle and horses. An excellent new 6-roomed house, all modern conveniences, including telephone, sheds and stables, etc. Ten miles from town and wharf. School, 1£ miles. Price, £4,000. Terms given. This property is alluvial deposit and capable of growing any crops. • FlB9 IVTO MATTER how fa* you live from *•* town, your home can be fitted t;p with Electric Light and Power. LALr LEY LIGHT will do it. Write to-day tor full particulars.—S. WINN A CO., «TD., NELSON You really must se© flic Smart lew Fabrics . JUST ARRIVED—A Choice Assortment that will show you i^ow to be BETTER DRESSED Without Extra Coat. TAILOR, TRAFALGAR STREET. The Joys of Yuletide. VULETIDE this year promises to be *- the brightest and best iv recent memory. Five years of gloom and sadness have been left behind—the 'fiu" is now a painful reflection — gloomy forebodings will be cast aside — and all will join in making this Christmas of 1919 the Christmas it should be —for old and young —for each and all. For 11 long months we have been patiently and carefully preparing. We now offer you a stock absolutely unmatched for VALUE and VARIETY in any part of this Dominion. Many thousands of pounds' worth, i'resh and clean, the very best that ;;ood money and sound buying judgment (.an provide. A most hearty welcome given to all friends from the Country Districts V\V WANT YOU. TWO B!G SHOPS, "Novelties," 42 HARDY STREET, And 50 BRIDGE STREET, NELSON. — in v,, | | -, E¥@f*y Besesiptiem OF DRAPERY AND! CLOTPTNTG IT WILL VKY YOU TO STOP AT Trafalgar street'