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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 20, 23 January 1874, Page 3

TO-MORROW. MR. JOHN R. MABIN has received instructions from Sir David Moxro, to SELL by public AUOTION, at the NELSON AUCTION ROOMS, TO MORROW (SATURDAY), January 24, At Twelve o'clock — That commodious and substantially-built DWELLING-HOUSE, on the Dun Mountain Company's Acre, Altonstreet. To be removed within a fortnight of sale. 106 JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. KITCHEN and Dressing Tables— Washstands—Children's Stools— Scales and Weights — Baskets — Carpet Bags — Pewter Measures — Lantuorns. And A Carpenter's Chest, and a large quantity of Tools. JOHN R. MABIN, 221 Auctioneer. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock, 4 CASES Taylor's MUSTARD, each 6 dozen half-pound Tins. 5 KEGS SPLIT PEAS. ' JOHN R. MABIN, 220 Auctioneer. TUESDAY, January 27, ' AND THURSDAY, January 29. IMPORTANT SALE OF JEWELLER'S STOCK-IN-TRADE, superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c, In consequence of Owner leaving the Colony. MR. JOHN R. MABIN has received instructions from Henry Drew, Esq., who is returning to England, to SELL by public AUCTION, on the above date, on his Premises, Trafalgar-street, the whole of his ! STOCK-IN-TRADE, of which the following is brief list :— CLOCKS , for Drawing-rooms, Parlours, 'Kitchens,' and Bedrooms, from 24 hours to 14 days; GOLD and SILVER WATCHES; Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Services ; Masßive ' Cruet Stand, with silver tops ; , Breakfast Cruet ; Egg .Stands ; Table, Desert, and Gravy Spoons ; Soup Ladles ; Precious Stones ; Chains ; Trinket i ; Brooches, Lockets, Rings, Studs, Gold and "Silver Pencil Cases, Silver Boquet-holders, * Telescope, Pins, Ear-rings, Pencil Cases, Iron- Safe, Counters, Chairs, Mats, Oil Cloth., &c., &c. ; and A large variety of PLATED GOODS, comprising Liqueur Stands ; Cruet Stands, with ''handsomely cut bottles; Butter Coolers; Cake Baskets, Tea-pots, Coffee-pots, Toast Racks, Pair heavily-plated Branch Candlesticks, &c, &c. Also, All the GLASS SHOW CASES, most of which are glazed with heavy plate glass ; . . and a quantity of SHOP FITTINGS, . Lamps, and a variety of useful Articles .and Tools in the Workshop. The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE comprises as follows '.—- --DRAWING-ROOM. A very handsome English-made Rosewood Suite, consisting of Couch, 6 Chairs, and > Easy Chair in gold and chocolate rep ; Canterbury on castors, with drawer, centre tahle of rosewood veneered on mahogany ; Couch, in green rep ; 8-day marble Clock ; Japanese Cabinet, with lady's jewel drawers; Japanese Work Table ; Brussels Carpet, 18 x 14 ; Fenders; Fire Irons; a large quantity of Chromo-Lithographs, Steel Engravings, ,and Tinted Views, in gilt and maple frames ; Sets of handsomely-carved Ivory Chess Men ; Chimney Ornaments, &c. DINING-ROOM. Red Pine Oval Table, turned legs, on ca,stors; ' Green Table, cloth ; Hair Sofa -, Morocco /.Easy Chair ; 6 Mahogany Dining Chairs, Canterbury Chair, back and seat covered with green rep ; Rocking Chair ; Cedar Book Case ; Sewing Machine, by Wight & Mann, ; ' ih good order ; 8-day Clock, under gTaBS •shade; Side Table; Lamps; large Pier ' Glass ; Chimney Ornaments ; Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Service, Glassware, Dinner Service, Jelly Glasses, China, Double-barrel Guns, Brace of Pistols in case ; Brussels i Carpet ; Proof Steel Engragings. with keys ; j ' , Damask Curtains, Fender, Fire Irons. HALL AND VERANDAH. ' A large quantity of choice Flowers, in pots ; Mats, Oil Cloth, Matting, Stair Carpeting and Brass Rods, &c, &c. BEDROOMS. Double and Single Iron Bedstead, Spring Mattresses, Bedding, Washstands, China and < Earthenware, Toilet Sets, Chests of Drawers, large Mirror and several smaller ones, Chairs, Carpets, Blinds, Toilet Tables, Chimney Ornaments, &c, &c. . KITCHEN AND YARD. Kitchen Stove* Copper Kettle, Side-Board, a quantity of Crockery and Glassware, Saucepans, Iron Tubs, Buckets, &c, &c. ' The day ot* Sale of the contents of Shop will be' on TUESDAY, January 27, and the Household "Furniture, &c, will be on THURSDAY, January 29. ,F O R SALE. THAT desirable Property, situate opposite the Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, '-bntainirig about THREE ACRES, being part of Section No 25. The Section has a frontage to the main road, and is bounded in the rear by anothor road. There is a substantially-built SIX-ROOMED HOUSE ' and SHOP on the ground, in the occupancy of a tenant paying a good rental. The above would be sold in- one or in lots to suit purchasers. Also, Part of Section 26, Richmond, containing about QUARTER ACRE, having a frontage to the main road, and adjoining the Agricultural Reserve. There is a comfortable FIVE-ROOMED DWELLING and SHOP on the ground, and the Garden well stocked with Fruit Trees, And, Part of Section 26, Richmond, containing about ' QUARTER ACRE, adjoining the Wesleyan Church Reserve. There is a well >uilt DWELLING, with a Cooperage on the ground, at present let to a tenant paying a good rental, and the Garden is well planted with fruit trees. Ther whole or either of above desirab'e .Properties will be sold at a bargain, and part of the pnrehase money can remain on mortgage. , y - _?<>r further particulars apply to 2410 JOHN R. MABIN. ;