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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 46, 23 February 1874, Page 3

Salo of Pure-bred Lambs from Wanganui. WITHOUT RESERVE. AUCTION Oq THURSDAY NEXT, at 2 o'clock, At the Richmond Sale-Yakds. Q7 PURE. BRED" LINCOLN RAM O I LAMBS. 28 ditto ditto RA.MP, Just received per WAiiiorAT,from Wanganui. BgjT The attention of Sheepowners is pirticu arly r.queeted to this Sale, ai the Rams are from the best Flocks in the North Island, and will b 3 sold WITHOUT the SLIGHTEST KESERVF. JOHN R. MABIN, 499 Auctioneer. • By order of the Executors of the late Mr Geo. Ratt. AUCTION Oa SATURDAY, March 7, 1874, At 12 o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. T3AT valuable Piece of LAND, being part of Section N> 41 on the Plan of Waimea South containing about 25 Acrts, and known es Miller's Glen. There is a constant stream of water running through the grouud, and its proximity to the railway makes it a most desirable property. - JOHN~R? MABIN, 443 Auctioneer. Country Sale of Cattle, Pigs, Hay, Household Furniture, &c. MR. JOHN R. MABIN has received ininstructions from Mr. James Plank, who is leaving the Province, to SELL by public AUCTION, on an early date, at the Wakefield Abms, Wakefield, A Quantity of CATTLE, PIGS, &c. HAY in Barn and in Stack. Also, All the HOUSEHOLD FURNIT ORE and EFFECTS. Particulars in future advertisement. . 428 O EWI NG MACHINES. A consignment of Grover & Baker's, and Whight & Mann»a Sewing Machines for sale, ** at very, low prices. 65 JOHN R. MABINHAMS AND BACON. . A PRIME LOT FOR SALE. 481 ~ J. R. MABIN. ON SALE AT THE NELSON AUCTION ROOMS. If\r\f\ BUSHELS OATS )\J\J\J 10 Tons SHARPS 500 Bushels RYE GRASS SEED 250 „ COCKSFOOT do. 800 „ PEAS 20 Tons BRAN. 471 JOHN R MABIN. ' TOOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE AND LIFE. CAPITAL— TWO MILLIONS. , This is one of the largest Insurance Companies in existence, and has acquired immense popularity throughout the World by the UNDOUBTED SECURITY it affords Insurers, and the promptitude and liberality With which it SETTLES LOSSES. The Agents are particularly instructed to SETTLE LOSSES in CASH immediately on satisfactory proof of same, thus saving Insurers the annoyance attendant on referring claims to Directors or others at a distance. LIFE INSURANOE. The facilities offered by this Department are unsurpassed, and tbere are modes for insuring suited to erery variety of circumstance of applicant. JOHN R. MABIN, 315 ' - Agent. ON SALE. KAA AAA TASMANIAN . DU-U.UUI/ SHINGLES, of very superiorquality. And, 10,000 PALINGS. 86 JOHN R. MABIN. FOR SALE. THA f desirable Pkopbrty, situate opposite the Star and Garter Hotel, Richmond, containing 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 another road There is a substantially-built SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and SHOP on the ground, in the occupancy of a tenant pa; ing 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 Irontage 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, Partof Section 26, Richmond, containing out QUARTER ACRE, adjoining the Wesleyan Church Reserve. There is a well built DWELLING, with a Cooperage on the grouud, at present let to a tenant paying a good rental, and the Garden is well planted with fruit trees. The whole or either of above desirab'e Properties will be sold at a bargain, and part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage. For further particulars apply to 2410 JOHN R. MABIN. MR JOHN R. MABIN is prepared to PURCHASEWOOL, FLAX, WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, GRASS SEED, and other produce, in any quantity ; or will make liberal Cash Advances thereon, and forward for sale to his Agents at other New Zealand markets, Auttralia or England. •BW2 JOHN. R MABIN.