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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 232, 30 September 1880, Page 3

: ME. AETITJK ABHTOH i M SCAIPB has been appointed AGENT for the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY at Neison, in place of M-\ A. W. Soaipe (deceased), and Members of fche Society on fche Nelson Register are requested to pay future premiums to Me. ARTHUR ASHTON SCAIFE, from this date. By order of the Board, EDWARD W. LOWE, Res. Sec. Wellington, 7th September, 1880. 2768- lm J. A. Packer's STEAK TUBNERY WOEKS, Hardy-street. JUST RECEIVED— An Assortment of AMERICAN BLIND ROLLERS, complete, 1/One "EAGLE" FOOT LATHE, WITH CHUCKS, ALL COMPLETE. 2805— t C Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society. Amount op Business~£l3s,ooo,ooo. TTNDOUBTED SECURITY, Prompt aad U Liberal Settlement of Lossa?. W.M. STANTON, Ol Agent And Attorney, W. ROUT, [xLICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE & COMMISSION AGKENT, HARDY STREET, NELSON. TRANSF ERB or CONVEYANCES ol LAND under the "Land Transfer Act " effected at charges fixed by the Act ; also MORTGAGES and RE - LEASES, POWERS of ATTORNEY prepared, and LEASES drawn. Money invested on Mortgage Securities w in Bank and other Shares. Money lent on Freehold Securities at current rates of interest. „,.''•' Rents on Land, and Interest on Mortgages collected. Land and Houses hired let, bought or sold, on commission, Insurances effected at lowest rates. : Rents collected, Tasea and Insurances pp.ld •, and repe.irs, effected. : Valuations made h\Town or Country for purchases, sale's, or for Stamp and Succession iDuty. * * . * - FOR SALE, ON TEBT BASS' XEBMS TO SUIT PUBOHASBBS-r j : 6. Eifty Acres, Molatere— a. bargain. '' * ' ■11. Three hundred Acres, Upper Montere. : 12. Eorty Acres & Cottage,,LQ'_er Moutere. *•' 82. House, and 40ft frontage, ; Tasman-street; ! XSOO ° 42. Eour Cottages in* Hastings-street, with _6ft of Land" to each, from £90 to s . J6160. -• " •■" _ „ : 43. House and Half-aifcacre of Land,Bronti- l street. JS4OO. 48, A 7 roomed House with 7 acreß, Land,; at Wakefield for £320 or 21 acres „500. ..--.■' 50. Comfortable Rasidence at the Port £220. 62, « 4 feet Land, corner of Nile street and Trafalgar-square/ £2OO. - •■* 54. A Farm of 63 acres, in" Gibbs Valley, WakeSeld, fenced and .in. paddocka price £600. "■'... '';'-, 63. Three first-class Building Sites in Tra-falgar-sti South, on very easy terms. 68. Several Allotments:: at; Stepneyville, the Port, at low prices. 70. A First-ciasß Building Site, containing Two-thirds of an Acre, in Kawai-st. ' 71. A very convenient Villa Residence; within five minutes' walk of the Postoffice, for £150. 73. That well-arranged Tannery property at Wakefield, recently owned by Messrs Sedgwick and Gowland, very cheap. 75. Corner Allotment, Waimea-street; at £2 per foot. 77. Superior Cottage and Land, .Washington Valley, for £200. 80. New Cottage and 69 feet of land, Van-guard-street. £225, easy' terms. 81. 100 feet Land, Russell-street. 82. 72 feet land, Waimea-road. j 83. A Building Site at the Port at £1 per foot.* . I 84. A pieasant Residence at Beaohville' 85. Eirstclass Building Site, on Port Hills, tastefully planted aiid fenced 86. A capital Dairy Farm in Dovedale, of 359 acres, with Homestead and all wort ing appliances 87. Two Allotments of Land nearly opposite j Lukins' Wharf *_'"..' | 88. Three Allotments in Waimea-st 89. Tbe interest in a ; ' Leasehold Cottage in Nelson, very cheap. 90. A very pleasant Residence at Richniond. now occupied by Mr Smythe, with 5£ Acres of Land—a bargain, L 91. A most desirable Residence in Cambria street, with large Garden and; Outbuildingß J 7 ': 92. A comfortable Cottage in Alton-street. 93. A Shop with 46ft of frontage to Waimea road by 160 it deep for £ 20. 94. A Farm of 100 acres, at Hope, half, cropped, half grass, wfth comfortable Homestead, -■ :• ■ \ . - T O LET, 29. A Four-roomed Cottage, Westbank Terrace, at 7s. per week. . L : :. 35. A Five-roomed House, Waimea street,- at 9s per week ■ MONEY TO LEND ob approved freehold nertnritv*. KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES . COUGHS,' ASTHMA, . . * BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of the purest attlcles.' These Lozenges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug* therefore the most delicate can take tbem with perfect confidence. , Their beneficial effect is speedy apd certain. This old, unfailing, family wmedy is daily recommended by the most eminent: physicians. (In use nearly 60 years). MEDICAL TESTIMONY.' \X. July 25th, 1877. . 22, Cold Harbour I Lane, London- . j Si r> Your Lozenges are excellent, and! their beneficial effect most reliable. I stironglyj recommend them in cases of Cough andj Asthma. 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