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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 144, 20 June 1871, Page 2

NELSON dITY RTFLES. PARADE THIS*4^ENING, at Half-past Six o'clock sharpllh<Jhe ODDFELLOWS' HALL. / I V^O^--MANSO]J SINCLAIR, /L\ 50 Capjain Nelson City Rifles. WiU be OPENED by the Undersign/*a\an\ y*2. JIiVENING OCHOOI/ /OiOftONDAY, JUNE 26, in>tfie WOOD. / For particulars apply to Mr. HEFFER, or Office of this Paper. 1158 JOHN J. CHAMKERLAIN. rt MACHINES FOR SALE. 0 MACHINES, by A. and J. Price, Ai one never used; to be had at nearly half cost. 1 CIRCULAR SAW BENCH compla^and 7 7 Saws, largest, 2ft. 6in., £15 15a/ > 1 Powerful LATHE, new, compleW; price, £8. 2 Hornsbt PLOWS.aII Wrought/Iron, price £7. 1 Small VERTICAL SAW an/BENCH, complete, £3 10s. J VERTICAL MILL SAWS^7>n, and 8 feet, at 4s. 3d. per foot. ISAILS and SPIKE?, 2Jd. per lb. 1 SET TINMAN'S TOOLS, new, cost £30, for £14 14s. IRONMONGERY, Various, at Half-price. 1133 J. H. LEVIEN. A Valuable Freehold Property poet Sale, Witliout Reserve. 1 For the Benefit of whom it may Concern. "]\yTR. JOHN R. MABIN has received instrucIVX Ai^is totoLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, TU-MolrßO W^teD SESD AY, the 21st inst., / ' At^ o'clock, At the Nelsoi section Rooms, That 7 aluafefe TOWN SEC TON No. 403, Situate in Nile-street ] last, lately occupied by Messrs. Hooper & Dodsox, as a Hop > Garden'; together with tlfe DWELLINGrHOUSE^ the|on. j 0 ! / Without jßeserve. • 11 00 SATURDAY, JUNE 24, at 11 o'clock\ At the Nelson Auction Rooms. \ mWO AND THREE YEAR-OLD QUICKS. 1 A Large Assortment of FRUIT TREES. j CURRANT AND GOOSEBRRY BUSHES. I RHUBARB ROOTS. | WHITE MULBERRY TREES. / ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, / FLOWERS, EVERGREENS/&C, &c, &c. / All from the well-known/Nursery of J / Mr. JOHN HAff,E. Also, / / A large assortment of SEEDS, CABBAGE and CAULIFLOWER PLANTS, &c, &c. JOHN R. MABIN. \ 1093 Auctioneer. J AUCTION SALE OF OH RUBS, mREES., / On/SATURDAY, July 1, 1871. A/^/ At 12, Noon i JLJ^rr- - ~ ,^ Fron/the Well-kjiojpa^ursery of Mr. Bolton, 7 Waimea Road. / H. g. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. For further particulars see future advertisement. 1120 AUCTION, 10-MORROW, f^Zj/y aW3Q „m., M.T. 12^03^-^ T^Xr HAOEDIHAIRE. , TVT UTTON T?^tf!H E R C H E. J H. J. L. AUGARDE/^ 1153 Auctioneer, MR. H. J. L. AUGARDE has received in^T structions from the Executors of the late \ William Cate (deceased), of Eighty-eight Va- \ ley. Waimea South, to Sell by PubHc Auction,jon 1 WEDNESDAY, 28th June instant, on the premises — / Household Furniture, Clock, &c. -J _ Badding, Blankets, Sheeting, &c. i Wearing Apparel J iDairy Utensils / /Garden Tools, Axes, &c, &c. I / Aho, / / 1 Fat Cow / 3 Milch Cows (cp.lve early) / 3 Heifers, 3 to 4 years old (in calf; / 2 „ 18iBonthsoId f 2 Yearlings J And, j ' Lot No. 1.— 31 ACRES (more or less) of first-class AGRICULTURAL LAND, I part of Section 20 on the plan of the I District of Waimea South, together with \ the DWELLING-HOUSE thereon. \ (The House and Garden i& at present \ let for 2s. 6d. per week.) \ ■-" Lot No. 2.-8 Acres (more or less_). Lot No. 3 — 11 Acres (more or less). Lot No. 4. — 9 Acres (more or less). In all, 59 Acres. These allotments will be sold separately according to their respective Title Deeds . For farther particulars apply to. the" Auctioneer.. Trafalgar-street, 19th June, 187U 1156 J