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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 38, 15 February 1867, Page 4

Business Notices. "M"R. THOMAS HUBBARD ~f ACCOUNTANT, ARBITRATOR, VALUATOR, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Adjoining the Evening Mail Office, Bridge-strekt, Nelson. Property Sold or Let. Debcs of all kinds Collected. .Tradesmen's Books kept. Balance Sheets prepared. Drapers and Grocers Stocks Valued and Sold, on commission. The Stocks of Publicans or Storekeepers who are exchanging their property Valued. All communications strictly confidential. Mr. T. Hubbard is instructed to sell the following properties: — HOUSE and LAND, Toi-Toi Valley.— One good 6-roomed House, with stone foundation, slate roof, and nearly new, 2 or 3 rooms boarded all through, and papered, half *ui acre of rich garden land, planted with fruit and other trees, a good well of water, surrounded by a quick hedge, iu cne ofthe pleasantest parts of Nelson, to bc sold on easy terms, as the present owner is leaving the Province. Terms, apply as above. 166 acres rich Agricultural LAND at Takaka, 20 acres fenced and laid down in grass ; House, Stockyard, Sheds, Outbuildings, Sec, Sec A good opportunity for a homestead. A Bargain, price £250 cash. 50 acres of Flat Land, freehold, and 200 acres Government Lease, all iu one block, situated at Motueka, to be sold cheap. A good opportunity for a small'farmer. Hotels to be sold or let in town and country. Town of Nelson. — On easy terms. Two 33 feet Allotments, fronting Grove-street ; one 40 feet Allotment fronting Tasman-street ; one 50 and three 30 feet Allotments, fronting Colling wood- street. Eight acres of Freehold Land, in Toi-toi Valley a good investment for a capitalist to lay out in Bnilding Allotments. The whole for £550, on easy terms. 290 acres Freehold Land, and House, comprising a six-roomed house, Sec, Sec, about one-third grass and open land, and the rest bush, and is now accupied as a farm. Terms easy. Two acres numbered 410.411, Nile-street East, on the plan of the City of Nelson ; one acre numbered 69, Port-road ; one acre in Hardy-street, with^ House and Garden, &c, &c. Also, .*i"numDer of other properties too numerous to mention. N.B. — No charge made for advertising to parties placing their property in my hands for saie. 174(3 BOOT & SHOE IMPORTERS, EX COUNTESS OF KINTORE. g p ENTLEMEN'S, LADIES', H} VX & CHILDREN'S BOOTS td •£g and SHOES in great variety, W pa suitable for the season, NOW K OPENED, and taken iu to stock. q fi In addition to which, we beg to _p_ £j remind our friends and the pub- A "s lio that we have still a quantity |_J j^ of Deteriorated Stock (referred £_ jjq to in our last advertisement), _. ~<< among whieh is a LARGE AS- fc^ ■f_\ SORTMENT of Gentlemen's, H U. Ladies', and Children's Boots that we are prepared to Clear Out at LESS thau English COST. NELSON. 1652 FAMILY and SMALL BIBLES ou Sale, at R. LUCAS & SON'S. fHURCH SERVICES and COMMON \J PRAYERS on Sale at R. LUCAS & SON'S. !*-*"CT»^yA»^w"jwiaMiinwM-waM-^Mjgij*j^^ Wanted. WANTED, a good COOK. Apply at the . Steamboat Tavern, Haven-road. 1547 . -TTTANTED, a NURSE GIRL. Applv to Y V Mrs. S. M. SOLOMON, Waimea-road, i opposite the Fleece Hotel. IS3B | WANTED, HOP PICKERS. Apply at the ' ' Eaglan Brewery. 1827 WANTED, a Trap HORSE. Apply to J. S. ANSTICE, Bardy-street. 1826 WANTED, a GIRL about 12 or 13 vears of : age. Apply to Mrs. CLARK, Colling-wood-streefc. 1525 WANTED,' BOARDERS at the Otago Dining Booms. Moderate charges. Meals , at all reasonable hours. Parties requiring Working-men or Mechanics can be accommodated for long or short jobs. [176G WANTED a HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mrs. EDWARDS, Sunnyside. 1764 WANTED, a journeyman BAKER ; a single man preferred. Apply at the Ojffice " of ■ the Evening Mail. 1735 ANTED, a YOUTH about 14 or 15 years of age, as an INDOOR APPRENTICE. Anply to ROD & HOUNSELL, 1691 Millers.