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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 80, 21 March 1876, Page 3

IMPORTANT SALE op SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, LINEN, BEDDING, fre.*) fTiHE Undersigned has received instruci tions frmi C. Hautmann, Esq,wh> is leaving the C>lony, to SELL by public AUCi'ION, at hia residence, Brookside, Mauuka-streec, On WEDNESDAY, March 22nd, At Eleven o'clock, The whole ofhia Superior Household furniture and Effeots, Comprising — Drawing Room. Walnut Drawing RoomSiri'e. covered with Maroon Velvet, consisting of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs iwo Ladijs' Chair-?, and six oUier Chars (the above will be sod in separate lots), Walnut Trichord Piano by Broadfood, 7 Octaves, almost new, Walnut Oval TaUe, Brussels Carp.t, Curtains, Po'c*, Pictures, Chimney Ornaments, Fender and Irons, &c. Dining Room. Curtains, Ornaments, Chairs, Tables, Carpet, Fe n der and Irons, Sideboird, Pictures, China. G'asswnre, Earthen ivare, and all the other useful requisites. Peo Rooms. Single and Double Wooden gnd Iron Bedstead*, Mattresses Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Toilet Tables. Glasses, Washst-inds and Toilet Sets, Carpets, Chiirs, &o. Kitohbn and Yard. Stove, Kitohen Utensils, Earthenware Ch-urs, Sofa, Garden Tools, &c JOHN R. MABIN, 702 Auctioneer. POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, April Ist. IMPOETANT SALE or HOP GARDEN, DAIRY FARM, CATTLE, PIGS, &c. &o. AUCTION o~SATURDAY, April 1. At Noon. On the Faum, Kaituna Vat.l_y, near Hay slock. ALL that ValuaMe PROPERTY belonging t) Messrs. Firth & Martin, situate in the Kaituna Valley, and wittiin a mile of the Town of Have'o :k, comprising 50 ACRES FREEHOLD, being part of .-eet.ion No. 9 . 250 ACRES LEASEHOLD from Davies 17 do. do. irom Messrs. Ba.oWN_._i3 & Co, at a nominal rent. With the above there are two DWELLING HOUSES, Milk Sheds, Yards, anl the necessaries for carrying on a LARGE DAIRY. Part of the property has lately been planted as a HO? GARDEN, using now about 4, 500 Hop Poles, which will be cold separate from fie propercy, aud pirt is a proflublc Orchard. The present crop of Hops is now being gith°red by the owners. There are mortgage) for £350 on tho property, which can remaiu. After which. About 4,500 Hop Poles tnentionel abjve. 20 Cows in full Milk 8 Two-yenr old Steers 10 Cal'ea 6 Yeirlings 1 Bill I S Pig 9 of a superior breed ia primo ordur •i Poultry of variona kinds Quantity Llois^hold Furniture 1 'airy Utensils Quantity Potted Butter Anl a variety of other article? t o numerous to pirticularite. A profitable and increasing bunneßs Ins been done irom the Dairj with Havelock, and the whole offers a r/wa opportunity for a peraou to obtaiu a good business It is being aiid in onsequencs of the o-vnes die wiving partnership, aud will be WITHOU r RESERVE. The Title Deeds can be inspected at the Offices of Messrs Adams and Kingdon, Solicitors, Nelson, and further particulars obtained from them, or Albert Pitt, feaq., or JOHN 8. -MABIN. Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF EIRST-CLAS9 DRAUGHT HORSES. AUCTION on an Early Date. At the Yards op the Nelson Auction Rooms. -| P FIRST-CLASS DRAUGHT -^ HORSESJuat Landed ex "Britaiu's Pride" from Hobart Town. The above have been carefully selected in Tasmania by a person knowing the requ : rements of the Province in this line and are of a class uasurpassed by any hitherto imported here. JOHN R. MABIN, 899 ' Auctioneer. AUCTION at tho Richmond Fair Ground. On an Early Date. QA PRIME FAT WETHERS OU 50 First-Chss EWES, Daily expected per Awaroa, from Wanganui. JOHN R. MABIi-r, Auctioueer. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. r|"UIE Undersigned- is prepared to Supply A TIMBER from the Mills, delivered on the Wharf, and will have a large 9upply of ■W3ll-9e*uoned Red Pino ani Rimu on Sile at hia Yards in rear of the Nelson Auction Booms. 3010 JOHN R. MABIN