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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 238, 7 October 1880, Page 3

ME. AKTHUR ASITON SCAIFE has heen appoiuted AGENT for tho AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY at Nelson, in place of Mr. A. "W. Soaife (deceased), and Members of the Society on the Nelsou Register are requested to pay future premiums to Me, ARTHUR ASHTON SCAIEE, from this date. Bj order of the Board, EDWARD W. LOWE, Res. Sec. , Wellington, 7th September, 1880. 2768-lm MRS. MACKAY. Belmont House, Wai-mea-road.— BOARD, LODGING, and PRIVATE ROOMS. 2488- tc Just Out— No. I.— One Penny. /QUOTATIONS."— Contents.— Quot\J ing Books and other Writings LibeW—Town and Country— Parliamentary Usurpation— Municipal Institutions— Ministerial Rerponsibility— Thou almost pet snadest me— Lord Byron—Holy Russia— Magna Charta— Pusoian Gold ; Lord Palmerston— Popo Leo the Tenth— lrißh Peasantry— Education of the Poor— Gleanings. No. IL— Just Out. Contents.— " God made th& Country"— " Man made the Town "—The Contrabts— Fresdcm of Commerce : The Ea-rt and tip Weßt — Eastern Commercial Simplicity — Was Sevastapol taken ?— Life Education— Man— Subserviency of England to Russia— The Czir and the Diplomatists— National •md Personal ViPany— Constitutions— Fnglish Constitution— Who arc the Centralisers ? Gleanings. No. llL— Just Out. Contents.— The Purple Blood of " Holy Rußß'a "— " Let ua make a Free Queen"— M<»ria Theresa — Poland — Freetrade and Direct Taxation— Cromwell and the Jews—: Lr.cal Self-government—"! am holier than Thou "—The Doctor snd his Patient— Res toration of Gibraltar to Gleanings. No IV.— Now Ready. Contents. — How the People becamt Taxed : Land Tenure — '« Heaven upos Earth "-Disorganization of « Civilized ' Society— Deluaion ol Ironclad Ships— Days oi the Week— Story of the Greased Cartridges —Primogeniture; Gavelkind— Savingßbanks, Clubs, &c : some evil connected with tbem— " Whichever you like " : Organ of Public Opinion— John Bright on the "Jmpcßor" Palmerston — Libraries in Constantinople—, Gleanings. . No. V —Now Ready. Contents. — Heap of Sand : Centralization —Decay of Locil Patrioti<un— To be a Citizen—Town L»nd Tenure- Small FreeholdsPetitioning Parliament— " Not at Horae "— Mathematical Publican — Civilization : t Picture— Judgment not Opinion — A true Representative Philosopher, TVovelist.Divim Diplomatist— Paradige of Quacks— bigs: Sycophant— Evils of Government BanksGleanings. No. VI —In a few days. Contents.— Civilization and Savages : Tbe Two Captains — Power and Bight of the People in o'.den time— large and Small Communities— A u American View oi EnglandParliamentary Reform : What is it ?— What shall wo do ?— Locsl Developments— Paper Money : " Kites " — Ticke^of-Leave Folititiciana— Conclusion of First Series, Preface, Contents, &c. Published for E. Tucker, by P. Lucas and Son, and Sold by all Booksellers. DESKS, WORK-BOXES, DRESSING CASES, &c, At R. LUCAS & SON'S. W. ROUT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, VALUATOR, LAND, HOUSE & COMMISSION AGENT, HARDY STREET, NELSON. TRANSFERS or CONVEYANCES of LAND under the "Lsnd Transfer Act " effected at charges flxel by the Act ; also MORTGAGES and RE -LEASES, POWERS of ATTORNEY prepared, and LEASES drawn. Money invested on Mortgage Securities or in Bank aftd other Shares. Money lent on Freehold Securities at current rctes of interest. Rents oa Land, and Interest on Mortgages collected. Land and -Houses hired lefc, bought omoio on commission. Insurances effected at lowest rates. Bents collected, Taxes and Insurance; pj>id ; and repairs, effected. Valuations made in Town or Country fo; purchases, sales, or for Stamp and Succsssion Duty. POR SALE, OH* TBBT EAST TOBHB XO ST7XX PUBOHASBES6. Fitty Acres, Moutere—a bargain. 11. Three hundred Acres, Upper Moutere. 12. Forty Acres & Cottage, Lower Moutere. S2. House, and 40it frontage, Tasman-street. -£3QO 42. Four Cottages in Hastings-street, witi 55ft of Land to each, from £90 t< £160. 43. House and Half-an-acre of Land, Brontistreet. £400. 48. A 7 roomed House with 7 acres Land, a<. Wakefleld for £320 or with 21 acre» £500. 62. f 4 feet Land, corner of Nile street and Traf»l-?or-square, dSSOO. 54. A Farm of 68 acres, in Gibbs Valley Wakefield, fenced and in paddock) price £600. 63. Three first-class Building Sites in Tra-falgar-st. South, on very easy terms. 68. Several Allotmenta at Stepneyville, the Port, at low pricee. 70. A First-ciass Building Site, containing Two-thirds of an Acre, in Kawai- e' ; 71. A very convenient Villa Residence, w lh>. ' in five minutes' walk of the PoEtoftce, fcr £150. 73. That well-arranged Tannery property at Wakefleld, recently owned by Messrß Sedgwiok and Gowland, very cheap. 75. Corner Allotment, Waimea-street, at £!> per foot. 77. Superior Cottage and Land, Washington Valley, for £200 j 80. New Cottage and 6 » feet of land, Van- j guard-street, £225, eaßy tarmß. ! 81. 100 feet Land, Russell-strett. 82. 72 feet land, Waimea-road. 83. A Bailding Site at the Port at £1 per foot. 84. A p.'essant Residence at Beaohville 85. First- class Building Site on Port Hills, tastefully planted and fenced 86. A capital Dairy Farm in Dovedale, o? 359 acree, vith Homestead ana all worli iag appliances 87. Two Ai?otments of Land nearly opposite Lukins* Wharf 88. Three Allotments in Waimea-st 89. Tbe interest in a Leasehold Cottage in Nelson, very cheap. 90. A very pleaßant Residence at Richmond, ! now occupied by Mr Smythe, with 5 J Acres pf Land— a bargain. 91. A most desir ible Residence in Cambria street, with large Garden and Outbuildings £2. A comfortable Cottage m Alton-street. 98. A Shop with 46ft of frontage to Waimea road by 160tt deep for £ 20. 04 A Farm of 100 acres at Bope, balf cropped, half grass, whh comfortable Homestead, T 0 LE T, 29. A Four-roomed Cottnge, Westbank Ttrrace, at 7s. per week. 55. A Fivo-roomed House, Waimea street, at 9s per wtek j I MONEY TO LEND ao approrei freehold < secirity. i