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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 172, 22 July 1871, Page 2

PRAYER-MEETING at the BETHEjf on . MONDAY; a SERMON on WEDNESDAY EVENING. Both at, 7 o'clock. -— CAPTAIN R. PEEK. 1371 NELSON ARTIZA.NS' ASSOCIATION. The above Society will give an -YffinTF RTAINME NT y7 TUESDAY, JULY 25th, / -'AT the ODDFELLOWS' HALL. / k' For Particulars, see Programmes. / ' JOHN B. JORDAN, 1395 Hon. Sec. P. Crown Lands Office, >-» y Nelson, 20th July, 1871. E'kh&ks CUTTING or CARRYING JgWky TIMBER from the WASTE^LANDS/of/the CROWN, not being dulj LICE^EDL^re hereby CAUTIONED agaufet so domg, aiW^reminded that they thereby reader themselves liable to be proceeded against as TRESPASSERS, and are also informedf that TIMBER; LICENSES can be taken ou/under the provisions of the *•• Nelson Waste xHnds Act Amendment Act, 1870." . v s l H. C. DANIELL, 1407 '. \ ' - Commissioner. a »; : r UNRESERVED SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSE HOLD^URNITURTfI, TWO . PIANOS, SEWING MA^HIN^, LIBRARY, I PICTURES./KLECTTRO-PLATED WARE, GLASSWA-KE. CHJNA, BEDDING,HORSE, CARRI^G^pAKNESS, &c, &c. A y O T I o 7^ On WEDNESDAY, the 26th Instant, At Eleven/o'clock, at the late residence of Geo. Bennett, -Esq., situate in Brook-street — THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR TTOUSEHOLD ypURNITURE AND We C T S, Comprising : Drawing-room Suite — Cheffonniers and Sideboards — Piano by Erard, and Piano by Broadwood — Parlor, Dining-room, Bedroom, School- room, and Nursery Furniture —Pier Glasses — Mirrors — Sewing Machine — •V Library — Electro-plated Ware and Cutlery — \ Glassware — China — Earthenware — Bedding \ Kitchen Utensils — Useful Mare— Carriage — j Harness — Garden Tools, &c, &c. / Catalogues, containing full particulars can be obtained at the Office of the Auctioneer; and the Furniture, &c , is now on view. JOHN R. MABIN, 1312 Auctioneer. MR. H. J. L. AUGARDE has received instructions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Auction Rooms, Trafalgar-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th July, at Noon, the following PROPERTIES, viz:— All that Parcel of LAND, situated in Van-guard-street, formerly in the occupation of Mr. Brat, consisting of •£ of an Acre, more/or less, beipifpart of Town Acre No/ } ft , with thT DWELLING HOUSE (Si-M|)om-) v £arge STORE, 30 x 15, and a TWO- STALLED STABLE thereon. J / And, J tee of LAND situated in Bridge>art of Town Acre No 1124, having age to Bridge- street of 30 feet, and ng back in depth 300 feet more or with Substantial DWELLINGS, containing 5 Rooms, all in good „r _„ , SE YEN-STALLED /STABLE, COACH-HOUSE, LOFT, /and other OUTBUILDINGS. Also, That Parcel of LAND situated in Nelson, containing more or less ' 5 A cres and 20 Perches, being Section No. 2, Block P, Wakatu Districts, and part o: Town Acre No. 748 and 749. And, \ All that Piece of LAND in the Ciiy of Nelson haying a frontage to Victojjia-square of j 10$ feet with a depth along St. Vincentstreet of 153 feet 7 inches. And, 1 AU that Piece of LAND having a frontage to I St. Vincent-street of 303 feet 7 inches with I " a depth of 92 feet along Totara-street. And, 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, by a depth of 81 feet, with a DWELLING-HOUSE containing Five Rooms, and OUTBUILDINGS thereou, [ ' next fo Aiken's Store. I 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, and the probability of the terminus being placed in its immediate vicinity, renders it an investment rarely to be met with. 1334 MR.' A. W. SCAIFE has been favored with instructions to SELL tprAUCTION, on i TUESDAY, the 25th iaet.,&tifl2 o'clock sharp, . At tils' Residence of John Jlackett, Esq., I ' Trafalgar-street Sbuth— «IOFSEHOLD FURNITURE / . AND EFFEOm onsistmg of Drawing, DiningL and Bedroom y Requisites — Electroplate V- Earthen -and Glassware— No. 7 Golden-late — Stove — Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c l Without Reserve^ «fter which (unless previously sold by private contract), ., . A Light Bay Mare, 4 years old, perfectly quiet and carries a Lady— a Splendid Lady's Three-pomel Saddle by .Peat & Thornton, nearly new — and a Ladyfs Double Bridle. „ ,\f f ('; ' 7aaK, .* i^^aii, _ 1383-