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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 129, 30 May 1873, Page 3

TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, At 12 o'clock. At the "Yards of the Nelsou Auction' Rooms. A USEFUL QUIET HACK. JOHN B. MABIN, 1421 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, At 12 o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. A Quantity of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Wearing Apparel, Sto., &c. Tea, Sugar, Candles, Oatmeal, Poultry, Onions, &c. JOHN R. MABIN, 1447 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE, TUESDAY, June 3, At 2 o'clock. At^the Stockyards of the Travellers' Best Hotel, Appleby.^ About Kf\ HEAD MIXED RATTLE JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. Persons desirous of offering Sheep or Horses at the above rale can do so on communicating with the Auctioneer. 3 278 SALE of HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, PIANO, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, &c, &c. FRIDAY, JUNE 6th. THE Undersigned has received instructions from Mr Mieein (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-street, the Wood. The Whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, akd EFFECTS, viz :— o DRAWING-ROOM. Rosewood 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 LithographsFlowers in Vases, under glass shades — 14rday Gilt Clock,- under glass shadeSmall TaWe— Work Boxes— Fender and Fire Irons— Large Pier Glass — Damask Curtains — Footstools — Curtain Poles „and Rings — White Curtains, &c, &c. DINING-EOOM. Red Pine Oval Table with Turned Legs and 'Castors — Hair- seated Chairs — 2 Easy Chairs— Couch — Basket Grate — Carpet . .12 by B—Pictures,8 — 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. . ... FRONT BEDROOM. Double Bed Pine Bedstead — Palliass — Kauri V : Chest Drawers — Toilet Table — La-ge ;. Minor, oval top — Towel-Horse — Toilet Set—. Carpet, 13 x 10 — Chairs—- Washstand — Toilet Covers — &c, &c. children's and servant's bedroom. Double Bedßtead — Two Single Iron Bedsteads - —-Mattrasses — Book Stand — Mirrors— Toilet Tables — Carpets — Washstands — Easy and other Chairs. KITCHEN. Colonial Conch — Eight Day Clock — Arm A Kitchen Chair — Lamps — Chairs — Teapots — Coffeepot —Table — Earthenware— Bellows — Kitchen Utensils— &c. BACK KITCHEN AND YARD.; Meat Safe — Saucepans — JBuckets— -KettlesCarpenter's Bench and a Quantity of . . Tools— Cases— Ropes — Mats — Timber — Doors, &c. ' A ■", HALL. OU'Cloth— 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 Dwelling, besides convenient Outhouses. The House is almost new, is of the best material. The principal portion waa 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. l Terms at Sale. Luncheon Provided. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. Persons intending to Insure their Lives A should consider the Superior Advantages offered by the T>OYAL TNSURANCE /^OMPANY Ist.— lta 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 ita . expenses being considerably smaller than similar institutions, whether Governmental, Mutual, or Proprietory, ita Bonuses have been remarkably large, ■ 4th. — The Agents can effect Insurances without reference to Directors or others. sth.— The Boyal is Represented throughout A the World, co that wherever the Assured --'_' may afterwards reside, he will find an Agent to whom he can Pay his Premium, :. thus V saving the expense and risk attending remitting, consequent on bning .. 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. .x ■ JOHN R. MABIN, x\vn Agent.