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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 254, 31 December 1866, Page 3

■^-.J.V. v^iN'O, T«I C E. MES3S3.' p£AT,£ THORNTON, in.RET.IRIXG r from the liOtiX and SHOE TRADE so long carri-j I on by. ,i hern in Bridge-street, take this opportunity of returning thanks to their friends and'-fHe pnbli;; for the liberal .patronage they . have received; and as they can confidently recommend their successors, Messrs. HKALY-<*& LESLIE, have much pleasure in doing so. ...... Messrs. P. & T.VSADDLERY; BUSINESS Ayi'l be conducted. as usual, and they Avillfeel obliged by your giving-- them a call to inspect their NeAV Arrivals ex Cmntessof Kintore. ■• - --**-"■ ■• -" 10th- November; 1866. 1464 MESSRS. HEALY & LESLIE, having this'day taken over Messrs. PEAT & THORNTON'S B> HJ l and* SHOE BUSINESS, trust the patronage i, so long bestowed .-upon the, old firm will be continued | to the new, Avhose practical experience in the Boot and Shoe trade, coupled Avith the arrangements they j, have made to. get their goods direct from tbe home manufactories at the lowest cost price, will be suißci en t inducement to-their friends -and- the publio to [ favor them. Avith a call. Having just added to the . Stock a large assortment -of New Goods, ex Countess of Kintore, and withdrawn the old deteriorated goods (whi"b they ,v ffer below cost price), Messrs. H. &L. will feel -obliged by being favored with an early Messrs". H. & L: beg to draw the. special attention of Storekeepers and. Wholesale Buyers to their New Arrivals:' as being peculiarly suitable for the Country and West Coast trade, the samples of wliich are opened, and can be seen on the premises. .. ... :Hs&ur[&- LESLIE, Late Pea*T& "Thornton, • Boot and Shoe Manufacturers' and Importers, Bridge -street, Nelson, . 14f.5 ~ > — ■;.; i ... *|_ i . . ■ i . ■ . I ■ .. IN returning thanks- to . my ffiends and the public for the liberal support extended to me for^the last twelve .years, and announcing rny_ retirement frbm "basinipss "ip Trafalgar-street, "to enter ato a more extensive business in Bridge-street, I ti..st still to merit your kind patronage and support, .__ ./ .-.i .'. =• -\ -'•'. W. HEALY, --- Boot and Shoe Maker. December 17thH8i5-3. ; rllousff, a-tad-Slioprto'iiet'in-a'rafalgar-street, apply 'to Wm. -H-i-aly. - . -'- . - -'' - 1466 — — — ■ — — — i.i ii hi a, 'i'liiii i'| i .' i im . THURSPAX. -JAOTARY 3. . -*. MR. D. MOORE has received instructions. from Arthur Robert Oliver, ;Esq. (avlio is leaA-ing for England), to Sell by Auction, at his residence, Mount Ville (the late.residerice of James Lowe, Esq.), on THURSDAY, the 3rd of January— . - The whole; of bis, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, comprising — Cottage Piano in walnut (quite new), Devonport in ditto, Tables, Chairs,* -Carpets, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c. The well-known-Cow," Daisy," very superior . 1 excellent. Qi-AV,.."Tanny" - — 1 „ . . Cow, 3 capital, Horses, 'broken -to saddle and to carry a lady " . - 1 Pony, quiet to saddlfc-and carries a lady Sewing. Machine 2 Ladies' Saddles and Bridles Geutlenien's ditto Double-barreled Gun ..-■>•: . Kifle. First-class.Revolver, in oak case, complete. - For particulars, see-catalogues. 1 551 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, MIDDLE DISTRICT. UNDEB"'WRIT OF FI. FA. AUGARDE V: WATKINS. BY. virtue.of a" Warrant issued by the Sheriff in ..'. the above, action, certain . GOODS, viz.: — Horses, Cattle, Sec, Sec, taken in execution and belonging to the above-named- defendant, will be Sold by Public Auction, without reserve, by Messrs. LOCKHART & CO., at Richmond, Waimea Ease (iFair Ground), on . MONDAY ' next, 31st December instant, unless previously-, settled. Inventory of Avhich is hereunto annexed, viz.: — .... ;.- - -' Istextort — 16 Milch Cows 8 Calves (weaned) 31 Head of Prime Fat Cattle, consisting of Coavs, Heifers, Bullocks, and Steers 1 Bull, 4 years old 1 Plough, 2 -Fillies, and 300 Sheep. : For convenience- of sale, the above cattle have been removed; the remainder of the- goods seized under the same execution,- Avill be Sold by Public Auction, on the folloAving -day, -at Quail Valley, at 1 o'clock, .".consisting of Household Furniture, Ploughs, Harrows, Pigs, Poultry, &c, -without reserve. Terms, cash' on the fall of the hammer. : : - , , : * .ALFRED HELPS, '.' ;"ls3l . „., . Bailiff. Supreme Court. IN.-,conseouence , ;;pfj:.arraTigernent9. between the Plaintiff and 'Defendant, in the above Action, tbe SALE is hereby POSTPONED until MONDAY the 7th January next. 155.4,