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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 300, 19 December 1874, Page 2

IP the TWO BOXES left in Mrs Wakeford's charge, belonging to K F. CAMPBELL bs not CLAIMED before Deo. 29th, the sa cc will be SOLD, with their contents, to defray oxpensea 3223—3 clrist church parsonage. A SALE of ARTICLES remaining unnold -CX. from the last Baz ar, will be he' d;D"V ) in the Garden, at BrookaMe, on TUESDAY, Deceml er 22n1, fro;n 3 o'cock pm. to dusk, in aid of the Parsonage Fund. Also, a Table of Work for the Melanesian Mission. Adnrssion, Sixpence each ; Children, halfprice. Contribution? for either of these ol.jects will be gratelly received by Mrs. Lbighton. 3230 INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. A GRAND DEMONSTRATION OP THE ADOVE Order in the Pro7ince of Nelson, will take place on BOXING DAY. A PROCESSION, ia which the COUNTRY LODGES are expected to join, Will leave the Temperance Halo, at 10 a.m. Officers to appear in Full Regalia. The Procession will march to the Botanical Gtardbkb, where a PIC-NIC WILL TAKE PLACE. RsyRBSiiMKNTs can be had on the Ground. A PUBLIC MEETING ■WILL BE HELD IN THE PROVINCIAL HALL, the use of which has been kindly lent by his Honor the Superintendent for the occasion. Chair to be taken at 8 p.m. Addresses, Readings, Recitation*, and Singing, will be given. By order of the Committee, 32 .5 A. WILKIE, Secretary. SADDLERY ! SADDLERY ! ! PEAT AND~THORNTON HAVE JUST RECEIVED, * NOW UNPACKING TWEN'iY-FIVE CASES OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS, Per Ships Pasithea, Chile, and per Ship Douglas, via Wellington, A Choice Assortment of La lies' and Girl's Saddles A few Doeskin Seat ditto Also a Splendid Assortment of Gent's and Boj'a Saddles A Large Assortment of Gig Harness, brass and silver-mounted Bnggy diitn, of every description Briiiies, of every description, irom 6b Plated and Victoria Silvtr Spurs Ladies' and Gent'g Cane, Gut, and Greenhide Hunting Whips Laci-8' and Gent's Riding ditto Four-horse Green-rlnde Driving ditto Gig and Bnggy Whips, C*rt Harness and Pack Saddles, op our own Maks, always ox Hand. ALL THESE GOODS WILL ije SOU) AT THE LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PRICES. OBD2BS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. 3209 FOR SALE, on TERMS to SUIT PURCHASERS. Six-roomed HOUSF, and LANH, 60 x 125 feet, corner of Rußael-street and Washington Valley Road A Conof rtab'e DWELLING HOUSE, with about Three-quarters of an ACRE of LAND, on the hill-side of Waimea-street. Gardea attached, well stocked with Fruit and other Trees. Very private. One ACRE of LAND, Waimea RoadSplendid Building Site. A Bargain 1 40 FEET of LAND in Wairaea-strcef, adjoining Dr. CoTrBRBi I,'s. One Acre and a-half of LAND in St. Vin-cent-st. C.pital Building site. Price, £150. Six and a-half Acres of LAND, in the City of Nelson, situate in Hamndenstrees West. Price, £100. Quarter Acre of LAND, in Vanguardstreet, near the Postboy Hotel Price, £65. 30 FEET of LAND in Nile-street We*t, nearly opposite the Fleece Hotel. Price dS 1 20. A FIRST-CLASSI>WELLING-HOUSE, m Trafalgar-street, near the Church, with Land, 35 feet Frontage, hy 60 feet deep. Two HOUSES, with Land 60 by 150 feet in Brook-street. nOUSE (nearly new) and LAND, Waimea Road. Cheap, on easy terms. COTTAGE and 43 FEET of LAND in Shelbourne-street. COTTAGE and 40 Feet of LAND in Brook-street. Neat VILLA RESIDENCE in St. Vincentstreet, » 38 ACRES of SpJen.lid Timber Land, being being Stction 49, East Takaka. ' ' 130 ACRES LAND, Spring Grove, partly fenced, with Cottage, &c. The very fine ESTATE in Wainiea West, the Property of Mr. C. Stratfobd, consisting of 150 Aciej of the best Land in the district. Price low, and terms easy. 100 ACRES of LAND, Waimea West. 334 ACRES, Hewitson'a Valley, Moutere. 152 ARES of Land, Takaka. The LAND TRANSFER BUSINESS is conducted with aU possible despatch, end with careful regard to economy, thus effecting, in many nntances, a considerable saving to persons dealing with Land, MOSEY to LEND on Frethold Security. WM. iftOUT, LAND, HOUSF, AND ESTATE AGENT LICENSED LAND BROKER, HARDT-STfiEHT. 3006 TO LET OR FOR SALE, Oj O ACRES of LAND situated In the vfat&v * Y Ya leL c , V ' with DWELLINGHOUSE and Stable, a good Garden and Orchard, about 20 acres epwn down ia grass TerCeas^ the Mls pwfi!y «W Apply to War. BROOKS, on the Demises QF to Mr QJOTPSON, Kelson. P S