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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VIII, Issue 172, 18 July 1873, Page 3

TO MORROW. SALE OF FRUIT, CURRANT, AND GOOSEBERRY TREES, RHUBARB ROOTS, and QUICKS. AUCTION On SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. At the Yards of the Nelson Auction Rooms. About 500 of the above description of riN R E E S , Comprising— Apple, Pear, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces, Walnuts, Almonds, &c., &c Also, GooEeberry, Black, and Red Currant Trees. And, A quantity of two year old Quicks. The above will be from the well-known nursery of Mr. John Hale, and be fine healthy trees of the choicest descriptions. JOHN R. MABIN, 2855 Auctioneer. HAMS AND BACON ALWAYS ON SALE at the Nelson Auctiok Rooms. 84 JOHN R. MABIN. EARLY SEED POTATOES. A SMALL Quantity of York Regents and Earli Manlbis For Sale cheap. 1788 JOHN R. MABIN. CHEESE!! CHEESE!!! A FEW TONS VERY PRIME CHEESE ON SALE at the Nelson Auction Rooms. 1651 JOHN R. MABIN. THE Undersigned haß always ON SALE a large assortment of DOORS AND SASHES, Mouxwngs of superior quality supplied at the usual low rates. Sash Frames, and Doors and Sashes of unusual Sizes made to order. For Seasoning of Material, and Excellency ot Workmauship the above goods are unsurpassed. Price Lists, with full description, can be had on application. JOHN R. MABIN To WHEELWRIGHTS and OTHERS. THE Undersigned haa always ON SALE, a large assortment of SPOKES, FELLOES, NAVES, SHAFTS, SYDNEY TIMBER. 2746 JOHN R. MABIN. ON SALE, At the Nelson Auction Rooms. f)f\ TONS FLOUR jU\J 10CO Bushels prime Oats 10 Tons Sharps 10 „ Brim 5 „ Potatoes 10 „ Carrots and Swedes 100 boxes superior Tea 50 „ Belmont Candles 50 cases Kerosine. 1375 JOHN B. MABIN. ON SALE. At the Nelson Auction Rooms — -1/r AIZ E! ! MAIZE!! JOHN B. MABIN. FOWL FEED. A SMALL Quantity FOR SALE CHEAP. 676 JOHN R. MABIN. J OHN R. M. ABm - AUCTIONEER, COMMISSION AGENT, NOTARY PUBLIC, j AND CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT. Nelson Auction Rooms. J>ale9 Conducted in Town or Country. A Yard in bear of Nelson Auction Rooms for Sale of Stock. 1252 Persons intending to Insure their Lives should consider the Superior Advantages offered by the -pOYAL TNSURANCE Ist. — Its 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 suiter! to every person, and if the assured afterward** 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 Governmental. Mutual, or Proprietory, its Bonuses have been remarkably large, 4th. — The Agents can effect Insurances without reference to Directors or others. sth.~ The Royal ia Represented throughout the World, bo that wherever the A ssured may afterwards reside*, he will find an Agent to whom he can Pay his Premium, thus saving the expense and risk attending remittin-r. consequent on b ing Insured in Institutions whose operations are more of a local charncter. No Charge for Medical Examination or Policy Tables of Rates and every Information Given on Application. JOHN R. MABIN, *°7 Agent.