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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 145, 19 June 1874, Page 4

■ Sales by Auction. IMPORTANT and UNRESERVED SALE at the FAIR GROUND, RICHMOND, ON MONDAY, 22nd JUNE, 1874, At 12-15, M.T. HJ. L. AUGARDE will SELL, accord- • io Jf^o instructions from Mr. Anstice, who is reMring from business, the following FAT (fcziLlfi, SHEEP, HORSES, 9 heaTdf /at Cattle, fit for the knife 80 Sheep,/n splendid condition • 2 U9efuyprogre6aive Trap Horses 1 powaftul Gelding, risiug three years 1 Wily, docile, risiug two years 6 Tabs Hay (in Mr S beat's paddocks) 2 T(snß do., (Section at Hope) 2 jppricg Carts, nearly new 1 /Light Hone Cart 2/ Sets of Trap Harness, condition right lj do. do. fiew" 1 Side Saddle / 2 Men'a Saddles / . 1 Chaff Cutter / 1 Set Avery's Sca'es I do. Scales and'W eights A Portable jftove Boiler, 22 gallons. The above^-wifl be sold without reservjßK H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1606 Auctioneer, &c. IMPORTANT SALE OF • FREEHOLp Property, at hope. HJ. fly* AUGAKDE has received in- • io,iro«ctione^o Sh;LL, on account of Mr. Ans-iRs, whirls retiring from Business, the following aopiicable and well-situated ri_RM, AT HOPE, containinj^ifty-four Acres more or less, well fen.edy*_d subdivided into poddocks permanently grassed : — BUILDINGS. House, nearly new, containing seven rooms Dairy, and all useful Ofl_ce>^-N Cow Sheds, Yards, &c. / At his Auction Rooms, Bridge-street, MONDAY, 29?h JUNE, 1874, _ At i_lS, M.T. **~H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1507 Auctioneer, &c. IMPORTANT BUSINESS SltE, f\ RICHMONP, O-Rosite iheßwe Ground, j 71 FOj/SALE. PUBLinOTCTION on MONDAY, Jirae 22, 1874, at 12.15 M.T. Tl/ J. L. AUGARDE \**iU Sell on JLX* account of, and by order of, Mr Anstice, who is retiring from .business, that VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE, immediately opposite the Fjdr Ground, Richmond, consisting of HALF an ACRE, with Frontage of 66 Feet to main road. 801-DINGS. An excellent HOUSw containing 5 Booms, Bake House, Two-stall Stable, Hay Loft, large -torof all well and substantially built, in**_L l condition. AT HIS AUCTION ROOMS, BRIDGESTREET, on MONDAY, June 29, at 12 15 M.T, H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1508 Auctioneer. S Government Notices. rt A t " 1 1 [Sm-ferintende it's Office, Nelson, U / Jun< Bth, 187_. -LAI-EBTTEt-fl^S will be received at this/Office, until SA ?UhDAY, the 2Dth instantfat Noon, for EL? LCTING the Nelson IMMIGRATION DKPC fk^ Plans and specificatioi p ukbe seen at the Provincial Engineer's OfSse, Nebon. EUGENE JJO'CONte,* 1450 Provincial Secrbtary. ;—— ——»»——_— «— —-»——»_»— »n_—»p_g— _—»_—._— I _ ' General Notices. FURTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS on behalf of the WIDOW and ORPHANS ofthe lase, RICHARD SAVAGE, will be thankfally received by the Treasurer, Mrs. Savage's Trust, Union Bank, Har<)y-street j or the Rev. John Spear, Spring Grove. Amounts received to date : — Collected in Wa.efield ... £40 o 0 „ in Richmond ... 10 12 0 „ "by Mr, I. M Hi11... 0 14 0 „ by Mr. W.C. Wilkins 2 7 0 , j- X53 13 0 Junefo 1874. ,_. N.B.— Collectors will kindly pay in their several amounts to the account of" Treasurer, Mrs. Savage's Trust,', Union B„nk, Hardystreet, on or before the 20th instint, when the subscription-list wiu be CLOSED. THE LATE ACCIDENT AT THE PORT. SUBSCRIPTIONS in AID of the WIDOW and ORPHANS of the late Richard Savage, who was recently killed by an accident at the Port, will be thankfully received by tke Provincial Treasurer, Nelson ; Mr. W. C.~ Wi-'kins, Ironmonger, aad Messrs. Lucas & Son, Bridge-street ; or the Rev. John Spear, Wakefield. 1147 Pekambulatobs ! Perambulators ! Just Opened and Now on Sale, 3 cases single perambulators, with Hoods complete, At H. HOUNSELL'S. • - No. 1, Bridge-street. 1 885 ORDERS RECEIVED by R. LUCAS & SON __R the NEW ZEALAND WESLEYAN. Edited by the Rev. A. Robertson Fitohett and published in Christchurch, N.Z. PbiC_,~-6/- per Annum by Post, paid in - Advance. 1 JtJST RECEIVED,..a .fresh lot of HER BERT'S FAMILY GLUE POTS. .^fc^ 1 ---- ft-LOOAS &J3ON, ___i_____-______ .-... , . _ : _ .