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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 125, 26 May 1873, Page 3

AUCTION SALE, TO-MORROW, , TUESDAY, June 3, At 2 o'clock. """"At the Stockyards of the Travellers' Rest Hotel, Appleby.J - About ''-■' ■£££) HEAD MIXED /BATTLE JOHNR.MABIN, : - Auctioneer. -■'--. Persons desirous of offering Sheep or Horses afc the above Fale can. do so on communicating with the Auctioneer. 1278* SALE of HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, PIANO, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, &c, &c. T FRIDAY, JUNE 6th. THE Undersigned' has received instructions from Mr Mikfin (in consequence of his wife And family leaving Nelson), to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION,; On FRIDAY, JUNE 6th, at Twelve o'clock, _" At his residence, Halifax-9treet, lira Wood. The Whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FUHNITURE, PIANO, and EFFECTS, viz :-— BRAWING-EOOM. Bosewooa Piano, by Allison, recently imported —Music Stool to match— Drawing-room Suite in Rosewood and Green Rep, almost new— Brussels Carpet, 15 by 12— Hearthrug— Red Pine Loo Table— Table Cover— 7 large Chromos and Lithographs — Flowers in Vases, under glass shades — . 14-day Gilt Clock, under glass shade — Small Table— Work Boxes— Fender and . . Fire Irons —Large Pier Glass— Damask Curtains — Footstools — Curtain ' Poles Rings— White Curtains, <S>c, &c. : DINING-KOOM. Red Pine Oval Table with Turned Legs and Castors — Hair- seated Chairs — 2 Easy Chairs — Couch— Basket Grate — Carpet s 12 by B— Pictures, in gilt frames — Side Board — Damask Curtains — 6 -holed Electro - plated Cruet Stand — Ivoryhandled Dinner and Dessert Knives— Carvers and Forks, by Lockwood — Heavily Plated Dinner and Dessert Forks — Cut Decanters — Tumblers — Wine Glasses— Bread Platter and Knife— Butter - Bowl— White and Gold Cups and Saucers and Plates — Chimney Ornaments — — Books— &c, &c. FEONT BEDROO3I. Double Red Pine Bedstead— Palliass — Kauri Chest Drawers — Toilet Table — Lage Minor, oval top— Towel-Horse — Toilet „,-''". Set— (Darpet, 13 x 10 — Chairs — Wash- * stand— Toilet Covers — &c, &q. . children's and servant's bedroom. Double Bedstead — Two Single Iron Bedsteads Mattrasses — Book Stand — Mirrors — Toilet Tables — Carpets— W&shstands — Easy and .other Chairs. - . KITCHEN. Colonial Couch — Eight Day Clock — Arm Kitchen Chair — Lamps — Chairs — Teapots — Coffeepot — Table— Earthenware— Bellows— Kitchen Utensils— &c. BACK KITCHEN AND Y.ARD. Meat Safe — Saucepans— Buckets — Hetties— Carpenter's Bench and a Quantity of Tools-r-Cases — Ropes — Mats — Timber — Doors, &c. HALL. OilJCloth— Mats— Lamp, &c. . .. . ; And at Two o'clock precisely — .. That desirable and pleasantly-situated Property consisting of a Frontage of 52 feet by a depth of 100 feet, with an Eight-roomed I Dwelling, besides convenient Outhouses. The House, is almost new, is of the best material. The principal portion was built under Mr Mirfin's inspection. All the rooms except one are match-lined, and are papered throughout, the Water laid on, and the Garden, is stocked with Fruit Trees. „-.... To anyone desirous of obtaining a comfortable residence, this affords an opportunity that seldom occurs. .. • . r — • ' \ ■ Terms ai Sale. - Luncheon Provided. . JOHN R. MABIN, „.,,"■- : . . ; Auctioneer. DAILY EXPECTED, ~ ACABGO from Canterbury, consisting ofMalting Barley Flour ' . Wheat : Sharps ' . . - Bran . . Cheese. 1366 . JOHN R. MABIN. ~~ FOR S~A L E. BALL'S CRITERION PLOUGHS, Also, „ Mould-boards, Shares, and other extra castings for the above description of Ploughs. 276 JOHN R. MABIN. Persons intending to Insure their Lives should consider the Superior Advan- : tages offered by the TJOYAL TNSURANCE /COMPANY Ist.— lts Capital is £2,000,000, with Accumulated Funds of £2,235,218, and the Unlimited Liability of a Wealthy Proprietary, and the Stability of the Office is undoubted. 2nd. — It affords modes of Insuring suited to . every person, and if the assured afterwards desires to continue his Policy, on some other Scale, it can be changed without charge. 3rd — By its prudent selection of lives, and its expenses being considerably smaller than similar institutions, whether Govern- - mental, Mutual, or Proprietors, its Bonuses have been remarkably large. 4th. — The Agents can effect Insurances without reference to Directors or others. sth. — The Boyal is Kepresented throughout . • the World, so that wherever the A ssured may afterwards reside, he will find an • Agent to whom he can Pay his Premium, ; . thus saying the expense and risk attending remitting, consequent on b;ing . Insured in Institutions whose operations are more of a local character. ; No Charge for Medical Examination or Policy. . . Tables of Rates and every Information Given on Application. I JOHN R. MABIN, 1277 >: .... ' Agent.