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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 201, 3 October 1878, Page 3

W. ROUT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE, & COMMISSION AGENT, HARDY STREET, NELSON. rpRAKSFEHS or CONVEYANCES of -L LAND unier the "Land Tramftr Aet" effected it charges fixfd by the Act ? ul.'o MORTGAGES and RE- LEASES. I'OWFItS of ATTORNEY pn pared, and LEASES drawn. Money invested on Mortgage Securities or in Bank and othir Shares. Moi ey lent oi Freehold Securities at current n t<B of iour'st. Rerts on LirnJ, aid Interett en Mortgages collect' d Ltnd and Foiscß hired let, bought or sold, on comnv's ion. Irßtmncea effected at lowest rates. Rents collected, Ta* s aad Insurances paid; and refnirs, effected. Valuations made in Town or Country for purchased, sale.-, or for Stamp anl Succession Duty. _ FOR SALE, ON VERT EAST TERMS TO BUIT PUBCH4SKRS — 1. Three Town Sections adjoining Railway Sta'inn", Gloucester-et , at a low figure 3. Twei tv ftet fronting Selwyn Place. 4 Pouf c and St-bl. ain Morrison-Etreet. 6. Fifiy Acres, Moutere— a bargain. 9 r J hiriy feet fro >t'nj; Nile-strtet Fast. 8. Two Cottsgfs in {• ouih-stnet, by small monthly payments if preferred. 11. Three hurdrtd A cren, TJpptr Moutere. 12. Forty & Coitage, Lower Moutere. 13. Two Acres, N'o7tu luk street, £80 14. Six-roomed Elouse and forty feet of Land Ironting C'Uingwcol-street for £225. 16. S.'vernl Allotments of land fronting St. Vinci nt-t , U£l per foot ; also some a! 15s per foot. 17. A very »ttractive Fesidence at the Port ntu ing forty fett frontage to Wakefield Qiay, commanding a splendid view of the hart or, on very easy terms and txt ft low price. 18. lifty cne ftet of Land to Nile Street with Miop aud Dwelling House the>eon at a low figure, and by easy inst'ilmer.ta. 19. A capital-investment in a Corner tettion having 50ft frontage to Hardy-st., and 150ft frontage t) Wellington-street— a b rg-in for i a?h 20. A nice four-roomed Villa, well finished, nearly new, within a lew chains of the Imm'grßtion Depot. 21. A valuable Building gile, corner of "Wa> mea nrni Rroimhnm-str(ets, measurirg 104 feet by 153 feet, will be sold for £104 lo secure an immediate tale. TO LET, AT RENT, AND ON TERMS as MAY BS .ARRANGED — 1. A convenient s!;op and Dwelling-house, with large outbuildings, at corner of Hardy and Aim* Streets 3. A ctmtortable Eemi-rtitacncd House, in Waimea^trcet, containing fire Rooms, Hill, and Scullery. 5. A Cotiag9 and five acres good Land, St"ke, cl-ss to Railway Station, very fuitable for a Market Gardt n 7. A Co tige and half a Section of Land, at the Moutere. close to the eea and handy for shipping, very suitiblo for fruit-prowing. as trees do well and bear abundat t'y. 8. A small Mieep Farm, Upper Mo utese, at a small rental on a long lease. 10. A superior Four-rojmcd Villa, rent £25 a year. Spring 1 & Summer DRAPERY. John Coutts Respectfully announces the arrival of NEW GOODS EOK THE APPROACHING SEASON. New Costumes. New Mantles. Plain and Fanoy Dress Materials in all the new textures. Tussore Lawn a. French Cambrics. White and Fancy Under Skirts. JUST OPENED— French and English Millinery Elegant Bonnets from 7/6 Trimmed Hats from 6/6 Plain and Fancy Straw Hata, Sun Bonnets, etc.. etc. A choice lot of Children's Tunica and Pelli&es. Fancy Scarfs, Squares, and<Ribbons. Sun Shades and Parasols. JOHN COUTTS, IMPOBTER OP NOVELTIES, TKAFALGAR-STREET. 3078 ""THERE'S NOTHING' LIKE LEATHER," Were the memorable words of Sfc. Crispin, as he travelled through Italy, and the South of France putting new soles upon the feet of the poor a loDg time ago. Healy&Son Have just received a large assortment of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Suitable for the Season, which they are Selling at the lowest remunerative rates. To keep your feet dry and warm, purchase a? pair of those reuowned ANTI.RHEUMATIC CORK SOX, only to be had at Healy & "Son's, BSIDGE-STPP, 2415