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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 236, 5 October 1880, Page 3

ME. AKTHUE ASHTOP ML SCAIEE has benn appointed AGENT for th« AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PRO VIDE NT SOCIETY at Nelson, in place of Mr. A. "W. Soaipb (deceased), and Members of the Society on the Nelson Register are requested to pay future premiums to Me. AKTHUE ASHTON SOAIFE, from this date. By order of the Board, EDWARD W. LOWE, " Res.' Sec. Wellington, 7th September, 1880. 2768 lm MES, MACKAT, Belmont House, Wai-mea-road.— BOARD, LODGING, and PRIVATE ROOMS. 2483— t c Just Out —No. I.— One Penny, <t$ QUOTATIONS."— Contents.— QuotiXJ ing Books, and other .Writings. Libels— Town and Country— Parliamentary Usurpation— Municipal Institutions — Ministerial Responsibility — Thou almost pei suadest me— Loid Byron— Holy Russia— Magna Charta— Russian Gold ; Lord Palraerston— Popo Leo fhe Tenth— lrish Peasantry— Education of the Poor— Gleanings. No. ll.— Just Out. Contents.— " God made the Country'*— " Man made tho Town "—Tho Contrasts— Fresdom of Comroerce : The Fa-t and th» W"est — Eastern Commercial Simplicity — Was Sevaitapol tali en ?— Life Education— Wan— Subserviency of England to Russia— The Czir and the Diplomats— National mid Ptrsonal Villany— Constitutions— English Constitution— Who ara the Centraiisers ? Gleanings. No. lll.— Just Out. Contents.— The Purple Blood of "Holy Ruso'a "— " Let U3 make a Free Queen "— M«ri& Thpresa — Poland — Freetrade and Direct Taxation— Cromwell and the JewsLocal Self-government— "l am holier than Thou "—The Doctor and his Patient— Restoration of Gibraltar to gpain—G leanings. I No IV^-Now Ready. \; Contentb. — How the People became Taxed : .Land Tenure — '• Heaven upon Earth "-Disorganization of c Civilized ' StfJ cfety — Delusion of Ironclad Ships—Days of th'e,Week— Storf of tbe Greased Cartridges' — Primogeniture. Gftvelkind— Savihgsbank's, C/uhP| &c : eome evil connected with them — "Whenever you like": Organ of Public Opinion— John Bright on the "ImpcBor : » Paimerßton — Libraries in Constantinople— •Gleanings. No. V —Now Ready. Contents.— Heap of i?and : Centralization --J)ecay of Local Patriotism— To be a Gitit Z3n— Town Land Tenure- Small Freeholds^ Petitioning Parliament— <! Not at. Home"— Mathematical Publican — Civilization : s Picture— Judgment not Opinion — A true Representative Philo.sopheri lVoveHst, Divine Diplomatist— Paradise of Quacks •— Figs : Sycophant-Evilß of Government BanksGleanings. .... No. VI —In a few days. Contents.— Civilization and Savages : Tbe Two Captains — Power and Bight of the People in olden time— large and Small Communities—An Amcriean View,of EnglandParliamentary Reform : What is it ?— What o>>all we do ? — Local Developments— Paper Money : J "Kites" — Tickets-Leave Polit;licians— Conciusion of First- Series, Preface, Contents, &c. Publifbed for E. TroKER, by P-. Lucas and. Son, and £old by all Booksellers. DESKS, WORK-BOXES, DRESSING CASES, &c, At R. LUCAS & SON'S. W. ROUT*- ■ LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, ' > LAND, HOUSE & COMMISSION ACCENT, ; ,'■ .•■• HARDY STSSETj KELSON. t „: npBANSFBBS or CONVEYANCES ' oi I. LAKD under the. "Land Transfer Act" effected at charges fixed. b? the Act, } also MORTGAGES and RE -LEASES, POWERS of ATTORNEY prepared, and LEASES drawn. Money invested on Mortgage Securities or in Bank and other Shareß. Money lent on Freehold Securities at current rates of interest. Rents on Land, and Interest on Mortgages collected. Land and Hon6es hired let, bought or sold, 2n commission. Insurances effected at lowest rates* Rents collected, Taxes and Insurances ppid ; and repairs, effected. Valuations made in Town or Country foi purchases, eases, or for Stamp and Succaeeion Duty. ■— — F0 R SAL E , ON VEBT BAST XBBMfI TO BUIT PURCHASERS— 6. Fifty Acres, Moutere— a bargain. 11. Three hundred Acres, Upper Moutere. 12. Forty Acres & Cottage, Lower Moutere. 33. House, and 40ft frontage, Tasman-street, £3GO 42. Four Cottages in Hastings-utreet, with Csft of Land to each, from £90 to £150. 43. House and Half-an-aere of Land, Brontistreet. £ 400. 48. A 7 roomed House with 7 acres Land, at Wakefield for £320 or with 21 acres £500. 52. f4 feet Land, corner of Nile Btreet tnd Travalg&r-squsre, £'200. »4. A -Farm of 63 acres, in Qibbs ValJey Wakefield, fenced and in paddock? price £600. : 63. Three first-claes Building Sites in Tra-falgar-et. South, on very easy terms. <-:8. Several Allotments at Stepney ville, tho Pert, F.t low prices. 70. A First-ciaas Building Site, containing Two-thirds of an Acre, in Kawai-s' 71. A very convenient Viila Residence, within live minutes' walk of the Pottoffice, for £150. . •.• • : ?3. That vrell-arranged Tannery property at Wakeflsld, recently owned by Messrs Scdgwick and Qowland, very cheap. 75. Corner Allotment, Waimea-street, at £2< per foot. 77. Superior Cottage and Land, Washington Valley, for £200 80. New Cottage and 60 feet of land, Vanguardrstreet, £225, eaay tonne. 81. 100 feet. Land, Russell-street. 82. 72 feet Land, Waimee-road. ; \ 83. A Bailding Site at the Port at £l per foot. • . 84. A pleasant Residence at Beaohville 85. First class Building Site on Port Hills, tastefully planted and fenced BG. A capital Dairy Farm in Doyedale, of 359 acrep, with Homestead and all wording appliances 87. Two Allotments of Land nearly opposite Lukins' Wharf i 88. Three Allotments in Waimea-et 89. Tbe interest in a Leasehold Cottage in Nelson, very cheap. 90. A very pleasant Residence at Richmond. now occupied by Mr Smythe, with 5$ Acres of Land— a bargain, 91. A most desinble Residence in Cambria street, with large Garden and Outbuildings 92. A comfortable Cottage in Alton-street. 93. A £ hop with 46ft of frontage to Waimea ' road by lfiOtt deep for £ 20. 94. A Farm of 100 acres at Hope, half crop- '; ' ped, half glass, wi-'h comfortable ! ilomestead, TO LET, 29. A Four-roomed Cottr.ge, Westbank Terrsce, at 7s. per week. , ." „;■;•-. 35. A Five-roomed House, Waimea street, at 9b per week . . ,■ . , ;j MONEY TO' LEND en approTQd freehold

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