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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 136, 9 June 1879, Page 4

J# M. WEBSTER ,gaii • thanks bis numeroos customers for their continued patronage, and desires to assure them and the pub ic generally that he still adheres to that old healthy principle of oitiitg purchasers THE 3BESJE POSSIBLE TALUB for tiieib money. The reduction of the Tea and Sugar duties enables M. M. Webster, to place upon the breakfast tables of all who have an eye to quality and economy, a splendid Mauritius "White Crystal STJGAEat sd, and a Delicious CONGOU at 2/6, and the whole range of Household Requisites in the Grocery Department at the lowest possible rates consistent with quality. A few specialities from India just received, comprising Chutnees,. Tamarinds, Taap Sauce, Hepaul and Bed Peppers, Superior Curry Powder and Paste, Guava Jelly and Cheese, Bahl Cheese (a wonderful specific for dysentery), Typarry Jam, Preserved Limes, Pickled Mangoea, Pineapple Marmalade, Putwa Jelly, etc., etc M. m, Webster ia the sole accredited agent in New Zealand for tlte " Lamb Knitting Machine Manufactory Company" of America, and will furnish Price List aad other particulars oa application. — A few Eamily Machines (being the balance of Bother's bankrupt estate) at a little more than , half-price. Just Received, another shipment of those wonderful Yankee Beep-weigh-ing Cheese Knives. • Webster's Ooffee still maintains its high reputation for purity, fineness, and fullness of flavor, and is without; doubt the best, simply because it is skilfully roasted and prepared, and put into consumption/re^ from the <milU M. M. WEBSTER, Coffee and Chicory Manufacturer, Tea Healer, Family Oxocer, Importer of Indian Condiments, Yankee Notions, &0., Trafalgar<=street, Nelson GOODS DELIVERED TO ALL PABTS OF THE CIT7. WEEL MISTRESS McOEAW, whaur did vou, buy that braw I wee SEWING MACHINE frae ? 'Deed, Miss Mucfelejock, I couldna get ony ta suit me till I woa recommended to try HEALT & SON, Bridge-street. They said they were the verra besfc this side o' the line, an' am sure tha werna far wrang. Just -gang awa an 1 try for yoursel. Te can get plenty o' them there awfu cheap for the ready bawbees. 910 W. ROUT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE & COMMISSION AGENT, HARDY STREET, KELSON. rpBAHSEEEB or CONVEYANCES of JL LAND under ths •» Lsad Transfer Act" effected at charges fixed by the Act ; also MORTGAGES and BE -LEASES, POWERS of ATTORNEY prepared, and LEASES drawn. i Money -invested on Mortgage Securities or in Bank and other Shares. Money '-lent on Freehold Securities at current ratea of interest. ' Bents on Land, and Interest on Moc fgagea collected. . • --• •'"-- ; Land and Houses Meed let, bought or sold, on commission. '■ . ■ insurances effected a6 lowest rates. Rents collected, Taxes- and Insatanees paid ; and rep«itß, effected. ' Valuations made in Town o? Coantry for parchases, sales, or for Stamp and Succession Doty. —— FOR SAL E , ON VERT EAST SEBMS TO BXJIT PtrSOHASBES— 3. Twenty three feet fronting Selwyn Plaice. 4. House and Stables inMorrison-streetjla one lot or separately. • 6. Fifty Acres, Montere — a bargain.. , , 1 1 . Ttiree hundred , Acrea s Uf per Modtere. 12. Forty Acres & Cottage, Lower Moutere. 13. Two Acre^.lTortfaEsk-fltreefc, £?0: 14. Six-roomed House and tottfkei of Land tFOatiog Collmgwocd-'strieb toe £225. 17. A very attractive 'Sesidehce at the Port having, forty feet frontage to- Wakefleld Quay, commanding a splendid view : of the harbor, on very easy tenasand at a low price. " 19. A capital investment in a Comer 'section having SOft frontage to Hardy-at., and lfiO<t frontage to Welliagton-Btket---a : - bargain f or ,casn.j '.'"' - -'■ " '"'' i~ ■ ■ 25. About 1000 Acres of first-clasa land, about 14 miles from Nelaon, partly 1 Pine arid Tdtara Bush and partfy Flas, : with good Beaideiica and Qiitbaildin'gs] £2000, easy terms.'' ■ ': 27. A New Four-roomed' Hoaae and 60 feet of Laod, fronting Vangaard-stEeet; at a low price and on easytermg. ' 28. The Timber, as' it stands,- on 150 acres of land at 1 Motupipi, soit^ble 'or SsVmillirg purposed, three miles from the Port. ■ ' ; ' _•: 29. Half acre Land;oppcsite Wafcefield Arms SO. 127 acres of good Larid, : well Timbered, in Pigeon Valley, afc £2 per acre ' 31 45ft of Land,.Harila£HStreet~a Bargain 32. Boose, and 40ft frontage, Tasmad-sireet, £800 34. House and Land; Russell-street West 35. Building Sitei— : : RQaeell-st West; on deferred payments St. Vincent-street „ Giouceater- street „ : Vangnard-f tfeet . n ' Kile-atreet West „ - Selwyn Place „ ; Hardy-atreefc ; Waipea-road : „ ; ' „ 38. A Six-roomed House in Beaelwille, nearly new', to be sold a bargain, with oae ! or , ' two Allotments of ' Landi ■'-'■ : : • ' »' ' - ; 39. A pleasant KesWence ia 6rov-s-stree^> wUhaQaatt^bf-an-Acreofthe best* Land in ' 'Nalsbn,- well stoeke* -with Fr ait Trees, price £250.- - ! r 40. A first-class investment, consisting iof One Thousand Four Hundred Acres, of LoTSPßJlfcEandi.ana Sixty Acrd cf FUt Agrioaltiiral : Land, < with good; Homesfiea.d thereon *at Waioaea West, lor £3000. :,-.,■'■ p to, l^;t,;.: . - 15. A pleasant Villa Eeaidence, £35 per year 16. A Cottage {in. Ttafafgar-afeeet, s& Ba. p«r r "•'■'weels? ' ; ~ : ■"'"■'■ '"' |; ' -! MONEY TO-LEND [oQ^approted [ftsehold s«3ar%.