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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VI, Issue 284, 1 December 1871, Page 3

•tffaf^e* Dayi.— STOUT TWEIZDS for r Boys' Cl<#mng, only 1/- per \gjjjf 23^T * T. S. WYMOND & CO. /^NI>TICE\ TO HXIRY FARMERS. / \\ / / WANTED, 5001 b more Good BETTER Weeklys/sifto, EGGS and POW-iniY, in any quantity/ / W. PATTERSON, 2267 ( » Nelson and Wakefield. By Order ofthe OoYnmittee of the JSelson «--j Insatute. * TO-lifRRW" (SATUpDAY^) at 1$ o'clock, At pc / OT\o j!I lAuction $<ooms. — S\A yr\ A^fiuahtity of I lOOOKS AND\tpERIODICALS / P it ' > " ReDnofed for Convenienc^f Sale; comprising— Historical, Scientific, aid ofcer Works. Novels, &c; Atb.ena3U.tns, Puncnes, &c, &c. JOaNR. MABIN, 2343 I Auctioneer. salbVjf unredeemed! "pledges TO^toIKROW, >^TURDAY, at 12 o'clock, AJ? x^e Nel^^" Aijction Rooms. m^bsale Q*^&ir/deiffltej Pledges will be Re/^^^ed,Gwn/hefe^ibe ofifered a variety of JEWj)!LLEttY/conl^rifEl^Gold and Silver W(atcJi«i; Chai/s;preascPißs]^Brooches; Studs; Rings; Snuff-Boxes; &c, &c. , Also, L \ r Revolver, silver mounted ;l Sewing\ Machine ; Clocks; iTlute; Case Drawing InstrumeVits, &c. JOHN" J. MABTN, 2328 ! Auctioneer. Important and TJnreseryed Sale of SUPERIOR TTOUSEHOLD "OURNITL7RE a W[ } y/ -^* lJ- sewing machine, s (a/d: d le s , & c . , &c . "l^/l'R. JO*HN R. M A BIN has received instruciYL tions from Mr. John M. Richardson, >?ho is retiring from the Colony, to Sell bt Public A ncnoN, at his Residence, at the Port ("acljoining A. J. Richmond's Esq.), On TUESDAY, December 5, at 12 o'clock, the whole of his SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. Viz.: — DRAWING ROOM. A Handsome Drawing Room Suite in Walnut, by Fleming, upholstered in Gre-n Rep; Totara Loo Table; Chiffonier a> t d Bookcase combined, by Johnson, with Totara Panels; Brussels Carpet; Lace Curtains, Pole % and Kings; Ornamental Round Table; Alabaster Vases; Supurb Lustres, .and other Chimney Ornaments; Oak Basket; ICerosene Lamp; Fender and Fire Irons; Drawing Room Table; Books and Ornatuents; Pictures in Gilt Frames; and a variety of Decorative articles. DINING-KOOM. Larjreßed Pine Table; Sewing Machine, by Singer, on iron frame with pedal; Dinner Set; Plated Ware, comprising Dinner and Desert -^ Forks, Table, Desert, and Tea Spoons, Twoholed Pickle Stand, Revolving Cruet Stand, Teapot. Coffee Urn, and Candlesticks; Lu^yhandled Dinner and Desert Knives, \>/ Lockwood; Decanters; Tumblers; WinoT Glasses; Jelly Glasses; Crystal. Dishes; Witer Color Picture, by Gully, and sundry others, •in gilt frames; Felt Carpet; Chairs, &c. / BED-ROOM. / Brussels* Carpets ; Double L*n Bedstead; Feather Bed; Mattress; Blankets*' . Sheets; Pillows- Mirror, on turned pelestals; Double Toilet Stand and Set; Toijet Table and Ornaments; Curtains and Blinds; Pictures; Chairs, &.c. / servants' '^edr^om:. Single Iron Bedsteads ; Mattrasses ; Blankets ; Keddinj; ; Wasbstands ; Toilet Sets ; Mirrors; Carpets; Blinds; txc, &c. KITCHEN AND TARD. No. 7 Trafford Range, with Copper Boilbr; Dresser, with Drawers and Cupboard; Dinner Service; China Tea and Breakfast Sets; Nest Iron and Wooden Tubs; Moat Safe; Cockatoo and Cage; Jam Jars; Beer Stand; Boilers; Firewood; Saucepans; Scales and Weights; Kerosine Lamps; and a variety of Culinary Utensils. Lady's Saddle and Bridle, English make, with quilted seat; and a Gentleman's Saddle and Bridie. HALL. Oil Cloth; Hat Stand; Mats; &c, &c. As the whole of the above-mentioned articles are almost new; and of a superior class, it affords those furnishing a favorable opi>ortu~ HITY OF OBTAINING GOOD AND USEFUL FURNIr TORE. M Luncheon provided. Mr. Pottkr's ' Bus will leave the- Kelson Auction Rooms at Quarter-past 11 and Quarter before 12 o'clock on TUESDAY, for the Conveyance of Purchasers to the Sale. BKF The Furniture will be on view on Mqnday Next. /] ' ' " jf^s M^OT^U ■;& K A .7 MR. J. S. EDEL9TEN has received WBtructions from Jjf. L^fe. Campbell, EsWto Sell by AuoTiONJBt Ms% Rooms,' M6tii)&ka, on WEDNESDAY, pfe/ebber 13, aU^ o'clock. The LEASE o/aboqrT WO ACRES of Good GRASS LAH9, Fenced, Jtod at present: used a? a Paddock, . Is well adapted fftr s^ Uop Garden or for Building purposes, &c. \ Situation- first class, with a' gqod frontage, and chains of; the'Motueka'Hp.tel.,, N The Lease has Sixteen Years to run, at a Rental of £8 per annuri»i ' ' \: .. , . Further partipulars,: |f; required, can be had. of the Auctioneer. ' . ' With6ot ; RBSsiCvD. Tbrms Cash. 2288