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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 78, 20 March 1876, Page 3

IMPORTANT SALEop SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, LINEN, BEDDING, &c] THE Undersigned has received instructions fr jm C. Hartmann, Esq , who is leaving the Colony, to SELL by public AUCI'ION, at his residence, Brookside, Manuka-street, On WEDNESDAY, March 22ad, At Eleven o'clock, The whole of his Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, Comprising— Drawing Room. Walnut Drawing BoomSuiie, covered with Maroon Velvet, consisting of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs, two Ladies' Chairs, and six other Churs (the above wili be sold in separate lotB), Walnut Trichord Piano by Broadfood, 7 Octaves almost new, Walnut Oval Tatle, Brussels Carp.t, Curtains, Po'es, Pictures, Chimney Ornaments, Fender and Iron 3, &c. Dining Room. Curtains, Ornaments, Chairs, Tables, Carpet, Fendar and Irons, Sideboard, Pictures, China. G'assware, Fai then rare, and all tbe other useful requisites. Bed Rooms. Single and Double Wooden and Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Toilet Tables, Glasses, Washstands and Toilet Sets, Carpets, Cluirs, &c. Kitohen and Yard. Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Earthenware Chairs, Sofa, Garden Tools, &c JOHN B. MABIN, 702 Auctioneer. POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, April Ist. IMPORTANT SALE OB" HOP GARDEN, DAIRY FARM, OATTLE, PIGS, &c. &c. AUCTION orT~SATURDAY, April 1. At Noon. On the Fabm, Kaituna Valley, near fIAVELOCi.. ALL th»t Valuable PROPERTY belonging 'to Messrs. t Fibth & Martin, Bituate in the Kaituna Valley, and witbia a mile of the Town of Have.oak, coaiprisiag 50 ACRES FREEHOLD, being part of Section No. 9 250 ACRES LSASEHOLD from Da vine 17 do. do. from Messrs. Browni.ee & Co, at a nominal rent. With tbe above there are two DWELLING HOUSES, Milk Sheds, Yards, ani the necessaries for carrying on a LARGE DAIRY. Part of the property has lately been planted as a HOP GiVRDEN, using now about 4,. r >oo Hop Poles, which will be sold separate from the property, and pirt is a profitable Orchard. * The present crop of Hops is now being gathered by the owaers. There are mortgages for £850 on the property, which can remain. After which. About 4,500 Hop. Poles mentiocel above. 20 Cows in full Milk 8 Two-year old Steers 10 Calces 6 Yeirlings 1 Bull 1 5 Pigs of a superior breed iv prime order Poultry of various kinds Quantity Hoisahold Furnituro Dairy Utensils Quantity Potted Butter Ani a variety of other articles t.~o numerous to particular tec. A profitable and increasing business his been done from the Dairy with Havelock, nnd the wholo offers a r»ro opportunity for a person to obtain a good business. It is being sold in consequence of the owners dissolving partnership, and will be WITHOUT RESERVE. The Title Deeds can be inspected at the Offlceß of Messrs Adams and Kingdon, Solicitors, Nelson, and further particulars obtained from them, or Albert Pitt, Ksq., or JOHN It. MABIN, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE op FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT HORSES. AUCTION on an Early Date. At the Yards op the Nelson Auction Booms. -j f_T FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT -"-*-* HORSES. Just Landed ex "Britain's Pride" from Hobart Town. The above have been carefully selected in Tasmania by a person knowing the require- ] ments of the Province in t'lis line and are of a class unsurpassed by any hitherto imported here. JOHN R. MABIN, 899 Auctioneer. AUCTION at tbe Richmond Fair Ground. On an Early Date. Qf\ PRIME FAT WETHERS OU 50 First-Class EWES, Dally txpected per Awaroa, from Wanganui. JOHN R. MABltf, Auctioneer. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. THE Undersigned is prepared to Supply TIMBER from the Mills, delivered on the Wharf, and will have a large supply of well-seasoned Red Pine and Rimu on Sale at his Yards in rear of the Nelson Auction Booms. 3910 JOHN R. MABIN