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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 69, 20 March 1872, Page 3

SALE BY AUCTION. Ai 1 the Commercial Wharf, Nelson. SATUKDAY, the 23rd instant, at 12 o'clock. On account of the Collingwood Dredging Company. QPEN T3OAT AND CHAIN AND LONG HAWSER. Wm. STAVERT & Co. 619 Auctioneers. SALE BY AUCTION. nnHE Undersigned have received instructions A from Mtssrs. Curtis, Brothers, Agents for the New Zealand Insurance Company, to SELL BY PUBLIC ATOTION, at the Commercial Wharf, Nelson, On SATURDAY, the 23rd instant, At 12 o'clock— T HE f KECK Of the Ketch "FOAM," as she now lies on the Sandspit, near Collingwood. Also, The following List of Articles, saved from the Wreck, and now Stored at the Commercial Wharf, viz:— Main, Mizen, and Gaff Sails 2 Compasses. 4 Double Blocks 1 Windlass, I Stove 2 Anchors and 2 Chains — 80 and 15 fathoms. 2 Booms, &c, &c, &c. WITHOUT RESERVE. War. STAVERT & CO., 6 °9 Auctioneers. SALE BY AUCTION. i THE Undersigned have received instructions to ShLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Hooms, Ne son. on an early date, full iiOtice of v\-hich will be given, the following veryValuable Sections of JAN D , In the Tpwns and Suburbs of NFXSON" HAVELOCK. WKBTPORT, COLLING WOOD, and HOWAKD, viz:— Town of Nelson. Sections No. 182, and part of Section 56 on the plan of the Cit>. Also, That Valuable Corner Section of Land, bounded by Hardy and Waimea-streets. And That Section of Land, with Store thereon, in Bridge-street, lately in the occupation of Messrs. Ruiter and Biddell. GIBBS ! OWN, CoLLINGWOOD. Sections on plan of said Town, Acs. 24, 25, 35. Town of Collwgwood. Sections Nos. 92, 91, 99 li'3, I OH, 107, 119, 120, 1-J9, 150, 151, 152, 193, 194, 195, 196, 207, 208, 209, 212, 214. 215, 224, 238, 237, i3s, 256, 280, 328, 354. 358. Town ojf Havelock. Sections Nos. 4 and 5. Howard Township. Sections Nos. 21, 22, 28, and 29. Howard Suburban. Sections Nos. 34, 39, -10, 41 and 42. Town or Westport. Sections Nos. 37 and 107. Wm. STAVERT & CO., 610 Auctioneers. FOE SALE. ENGINES and BOILER of Paddle Steames CLEOPATRA :— BOILER. Tubular, half-inch plate; two furnaces, length 10ft. 6in., diameter Btt 6in.; number of tubes 64; length of tubes Bft. 2in., diameter, 3J ; thickness of tube plates f-in.; two rows of rivets in each landing. ENGINES. Pair of high-pressure Engines; can be worked either horizontally or diagonally. Horse-power — 25-horse nominal. Diameter of cylinder, ll£in.; length of stroke, 26in. j The Boiler has not had six months' wear, and is in a first- rate s ate of preservation. The Engines have been carefully stored, and are as good as new. In addition to the engine and boiler, there are Paddle- wheels, with patent floats, shafts, and cranks all complete, and, in the evt nt of the engines being used for stationary purposes, a new h y L> -wheel, weighing 45 cwt. ITor ail particulars as to price, apnty to Wm. Staveb^ £bi> Co., __ , _ , Nelson. Nelson, February 9, 1871. 315 "ypL gTAVERT & QO., AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK SALESMEN, Sales of Eves? Description Conducted. Periodical Sales at OUR STOCK^YARDS, RICHMOND. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. GENERAL COMMISSION AND AGr FONTS. Agents for the QUBBK INSURANCE COMPANY.,,