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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 129, 31 May 1878, Page 4

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, NELSON. THE Committee appeal to tbe Public for Contributions of Books, Periodicals, Newspapers, Models, Plans, Natural History Specimens, &c, &c. W. PRIOE, 1809 Eon. Secretary. GIRLS' DAY SCHOOL. j «•■_ MRS. NAIRN, Brook-street Valley. TIRMS PEK ANNUM: For Pupils under 12 years of ngo ... £8 8s For Pupils above 12 years of age (including German) £io ios 1059— qr BEEHIVE STOKiT JUST RECEIVED:— KA CASKS DOWNER'S KEROO\J SINE OIL 25 Cases Nonpareil 25 j, Devoe's Brilliant, 9/4P* 4 -gallon tin Also, 20 ,> 2-gallon Tins IVTEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1877 78 li Boxes, half-yhests, and diesis, 25.2e.4J.2a.8J. ) 3s. 1 8nd33 4d. per Ib, £ boxes, from 21?, good value. BUGARS~EngIifh C L. Sugar, at 6»d per lb ; White Moist Counters, ftJ i per lb ; No. 2 W. I. C. and Yellow Counters. Sperm Candles. 5s 9d per fib packet White and Blue S'arch, 6<i per lb. TnpiocH, 8d p r lb Tasmanian Jams, tins, 9d Soda Crystals, &c., 12lbs for Is 9d Morton's Pickles, Is per bottle Ground Rice, 6d per lb Sardines—large tins, !0d; small tins, 7d Salmon, Is, Lobsters, 18; Fresh Hi rrings, Is Kerosefle— Devoe's Brilliant, 9s the 4 gallon tin; Downer's and Nonpanel ia stock Teems— CASH, or One Month Pbompt. All Goods Delivered Free to any part of tbe Town. H. V. PHILLIPS, Beehive Stoke, Corner ot Bridge and Collingwood streets, Nelson. SOAP! SOAP! SOAP! i ___ j HURRAH! GREAT SUCCESS: OF Nelson Soap IN WELLINGTON, BIENHEIM AND TAUANAKI. TO THE INHAMT/NTS OF THE PROVIKOB op Nelson. Why do you buy imported soap, w hen you can get a cheaper on ) besteh soap manufactured here ? Which place do you support ? Nelsin, Melbourne, or Dunedin ? It is to your interest to support local industrirs. With support Nelson won before; and vith your suppoit Ndsou will win again. When you order ynur Groceries be sure that you order NKLSON 6OAP, and se that jou get it. Do not be put off with any other brsind. Compare NELSuN SOAP— size of bar, price, and quality —with any imported. Remember that quality is the test of cheapness. Don't forget, to ask for Nelson Soap!!! 8^" FAT WANTED in »ny quamity. Also, FOWLS. DUCKS, GKESIS TURKKYS, GUINEA FOWLS, and TAME PIGEONS. Wm. Phillips, SO/P & CANDLE MANUFACTURER, General Dealer, WAIMEA STREET, NELSON. 3fiso A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. EOR SALE on easy terms.— A FARM and SHPRI>-RUN at Upper-Mootere, comprising 1390 Acre*, of -which 472 Acres are Freehold, eituat' d close to the iMoutere Inn, and on both sides of the main road from Is 1 el eon to Motueka, The Freehold, including some of the best LAND at Upper Moutere, consists of 8S Acr.s, surrounred by a Live Fence, and subdivided into Paddocks, with DweliingUouse and Outbuildings, a large ('kchard, and Plantation of over KOO European Pines in forward state of growth, and 381 atres unimproved, every acre of: which can, how-tve-r. be ploughed. Ike Leasehold consists of '.0* Acres of Sheeprun, and 'JIG A>ns Bush land, on which a quantity of Manuka Hop-poles may at once be out The whole will be sold either in one lot, or in allotmentg to suit purchasers Half ( f the purchate-moi e< may remain on mor(gr.ge. Stock nnd Farm Implements may be taken at a valuation. For particulars apply to MESSRS. FELL and ATKINSON. Solicitors, Nelson, or to CHARLES HARLTNG, Wainva Road, Nelson- >5o3 — t c FOR SALE BY TENDER. AFIRST-CLASB FARM of 489 ACUI'S of GOOD LAIsD, tituale in Upper Motueka Vali.lt, 500 Acres Opj n Lam>, and 25 .flena <^oon Bush. The Lan iis partly fenced <fl! into Paddocks, of which 30 Acres have been cropped, the result proving it to be some of the best land in the dutrict. r l here is a good bIX-ROOMhD HOUSF, toßethtr with a new Baen, ar d Stable, and CabtShed. Half-an-Aere of Uood Obchabd and a plentiful supply of Good Water The new road to the Buller runs through the Property. STOCK.— At present there are 300 Paddockfed Sheep, 5 Horsee, 7 Head of Cattle, and a number of Figs. Thee is a quantity of Farming Implemects All of these may either be tendered for, or be taken at a valua'ion. <j«e-half of the purchase-money may remain on Mortgage, at current rate of interest. Written Tenders for the above (marked as as such), will be leceived by the undersigned up to SATURDAY, tbe Ist day of June next. A deposit of 10 per cent to be paid on acceptance of tender, and the balance on execution of the necessary Deed 8, Further particulars can be obtained on ap. plication to Mr. GEORGE GKE, on the Property or to F. St.JOHN," Land Agent, 1J > 7 § 'lrafa]gar.st,,_Nelßon,