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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 166, 15 July 1871, Page 2

MR. H. i L. AUGARDE has received instruftionsto SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, a»lrMs Auction Rooms, Trafalgar-street, oh WEDNESDAY, the ,26th July, at Noon, the following PROPERTIES,.™-— All that Parcel of LAND, situated in Van- * ! guard-street, formerly in the occupation of | Mr. Bray, consisiing of § of an Acre, j more or less being part of Town Acre No. 741, with the. DWELLING HOUSE (Six Room'), Large STORE, 30 x 15, and a TWO-STALLED STABLE thereon. And, All that, Piece' of LAND situated in Bridgestreet, part of Town Acre No 1124, having a Frontage to Bridge- street of 30 feet, and extending back in depth 300 feet, more or / less, with Substantial DWELLINGHOUSE, containing 5 Rooms, all in good y^ repair, STABLE, . <2>Hi COApH-H< lUSR, LOFT, and other <~f OUTBUILDINGS. y^f ' AISO, /"That Parcel of LAND situated in NelsiJnTcbftaining more or less 5 Acrafeand 20 •Perches, being Section No. 2/Block P, Wakatu District^, and part oyTown Acre Kb; 748 and .749. "7 And,' / All that Piece of LAND in tb/city of Nelson having, a frontage to yctoria-squa{e of 103 feet with a depth aJrang St. Vin\jit- . street of 153 feet'*^incjreß. And, All that Piece of LAND having a frontage to St.- Vincent-street of 303 feet 7 inches with a depth of 92 feet along Totara-street. And, r All that Piece of LAND, situate in the City o ' Nelson, being part of Town Acre No. 744 .having a Frontage to Gloucester-street of ; 36 feet, 1 * By a depth of 81 feet, with a DWELLING-HOUSE containing Five ! Hoqms, and OUTBUILDINGS thereon, next to Aiken's Store. A Plan of the above can be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer, where all further particulars can be given! - Particular attention is called to the above valuable Property. The certainty of a railroad to Fox-hill, aud the probability of the terminus being placed in its immediate vicinity, renders it an investment rarely to be met with. 1334 yrp% I-JEfT,— The SHOP, STABLE, &c , i/ JL now occupied by J. Buk-BE£<-Apply, GALATEA HOTEL. 4s>7 TOSEPH'SN^\N^ \ O HILLING fi TFTS X\ '-. MOND July 17. ■A I \ 1339 » / \ Supeimtendent's Office, A \ 4 - I Nelson » Ju 'y 15 » 187L A DMTTOHAL ILIST OF PHEASANT /A I^ENS*&JSSUED— One Pound Ltceksb^George Mule^'W, "X)ne Shilling Licjnses^^ James McDonald Thomas Hetth. . GEORGE HODGSON, 1361 J Clerk to Superintendent. ANCHOR Jpl^. STEAM LIN.E OF .^B|^^ PACKETS. FOMra^PORT,' v AND. GREYMOUTI^^^ Tt\sA M CHARLES EDWAR/6" JLA TO-NIGHT at 8 o'clock. / FOR WESTPORT, . GREYMOUTH/ AND HOKITIKA. / THE "KENNEDY," oa WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst., at 10 a.m. \1346 N. EDWARDS & CO. NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING CO. ' POR PICTON, WELLINGTON, f LYTTELTON, & PORT CHALMERS/ jj^/rpHE Fine Steam Ship / ; \fl4Jt^L- TARANAKI ,li ( Captain Wheeler, on or about Wednesday, the 19th instant. 1347 y For\ TARANAKI and MANUEiAI/ jyA^ nr HE Fiae steam Sm p ' / •^s^^L WELLINGTON, / \-aglllffl_iiiP Captain Kennedy, on or apout [SATURDAY, the 22nd instant. V*/ N. EDWARDS & CO., 1348 Agents. For WELK[NGT«kN & WANGANUI. (AjAjA rDHEiWanganui Steam NavigaI \rfcjfat~? -TNttWiiCo's steamer J jE^fi^ ."^T^L G ANU I , /^^^(^Captain JLiN^ArEE, will leave TOONIGHT, SAT URBJA V, tH^6th instant. For Freight pqr&ssale, apply to „ k 1333 N J. EDWARDS & CO. L^ FOR WAP] ER DIRECT. J&l np HB] l A yw^k-. . y'-A -i »o^f a 1 , ! wiu l for the above about MONDAY NEXT. U X<); ■;'■'■;-;. For Freight or PftMfrYfljfff'^ ' * ( Hi'i^WARDS & CO. 1 wsu