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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume II, Issue 102, 3 May 1867, Page 3

Sales by Auction. TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, MAY 4. At 11 o'clock. MESSRS. LOCKHART & CO. will sell by Public Auction, at their new Sale Rooms, Trafalgar-street, on SATURDAY, May 4, at 11 o'clock — 1 PONY, with Saddle and Bridle 1 bay GELDING 1 grey MARE 1 light grey MARE, broken to harness 1 four-wheeled TRAP. LOCKHART & CO., Auctioneers. Nelson, May 1, 1867. 2352 IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF J. LEVIEN & CO. MONDAY, MAY 9th. At 11 o'clock sharp. SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF NELSON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. MESSRS. LOCKHART & CO. have received instructions in the Assigned Estate of J. Levien & Co., to Sell by Public Auction, at their Sale Rooms, Trafalgar-street, the following VALUABLE PEOPERTIES. TOWN OF HAVELOCK. Quarter Section, No. 68 on the plan Town Section, No. 5 on the plan Town Section, No. 102 on the plan, 20 feet by 30 feet, with Galvanised Iron Store, 20 feet by 30 feet, occupied by Mr. G. Levien. Town Section, No. 104 on the plan, 46 feet Half of Town Section, No. 12 on the plan Also, back part of Sectiens No. 103 and 104 TOWN OP WESTPORT, BULLER RIVER. Part of Town Section, No. 37, having a frontage to Molesworth-street and Gladstone-street Town Section, No. 107, situated in Russellstreet The above Sections are two of the best in the Township; a splendid investment. RENWICKTOWN. Town Section, No- 276. TOWNSHIP OF HOWARD. Town Sections, Nos. 21, 22, 28, 29, with frontages to England-street. Suburban. 400 links by 1000, No. 34 — 4 acres 550 „ 1000, „ 39—5 „ 1,100 „ 1000, „ 41—5 „ 1,100 „ 1000. „ 42—5 „ The above Sections will become very valuahle when the W r est Coast Railway is opened, as it is bound to go near the township. CITY OF NELSON. Brook-street Valley — 2 acres 1 rood. Collingwood-street and Halifax-street — Two extensive CORNERS of half an Acre Section. 1 piece of LAND in Hardy-street and Waimea-street— lsL feet to Hardy-street, and 110 to Waimea-street. This piece of Land is in the CENTRE of the CITY, near the Post-office and is increasing every day in value. 1 ACRE in Washington" Valley. Bridge-street— Large WAREHOUSE, lately occupied by Mr. John Brook, 25 by 51 feet. Back Warehouse, under same roof, 30 by 16 feet, with a Bond underneath ofthe same size. Back Yard, 61 feet. The above building is strong, substantial, and well-built, and is one of the best stores in the City. _ COLLINGWOOD— Suburban. Section No. 238—7 acres 2 roods „' 193, 194, 195, 196 — 25 acres each „ 148, 149 — 5 acres 1 rood each ", „ 150, 151, 152—5 acres 3 ropds^each ,'. „ 209—33 acres „ „ 106 — 2 acres „ „ 107 — I acre „ „ 119 — 3 acres 2 roods „ „ 120—2 acres 3 roods „ „ 156—4 acres 1 rood „ „ 207, 208—26 acres each „ „ 212, 314— 33 acres each „ „ 225—25 acres „ „ 217, 219—20 acres each „ „ 224—31 acres „ „ 236, 237 — 9 acres each. Large HOTEL (Golden Age) and LAND. Large STORES, lately occupied by Mr. Hays. HOUSE and LAND, lately occupied by Mr. Spalding. GIBBS' PLAT. 1 TOWN SECTION, 110 feet 1 „ » 46 » Terms at sale. Plans can be seen at the office of LOCKHART & CO., Auctioneers. Nelson, April 22, 1867. 2283