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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 110, 17 April 1876, Page 3

AUCTION SALE, SATURDAY, 22nd April, 1876. At 12 15 M.T. H.J. L. AUG'-ARD'E will SELtj • according to instructions received from the Executors of Mr. Thomas Pbiob, senior, decease 1— . All hij v.'luablo ESTATE, consisting of EIGHT ACRES more or les» of Grass LAND, remunerative Orchard and Garden well fenced, with domestic House, Bim, and Outbuildings, situated in the picturesque Villnge of Pit fure, Wakefield, within two minutes' walk of the Kailway Station, and commanding one of the fineat views of the Waimeas. 11. J. L. AUGARDE, 1101 r _ ,_- , ? ' '. Auctioneer. TO LET, the late RESIDENCE of H. G. Goitland, Etq, J.P., Waimea Road, with 5 acres of Orchard, Plantation, &c, 11. J. L. AUGARDE, 936 Auctioneer. A LIVING AND FREEHOLD FOR £400. THE TA?MAMAN .HOTEL, Picton, consisting of Ten Booms, fiix-Stall Stable, Loose Boxes. Hnrness Booms, Hay Loft, and all suitable Offices, occupying One Acre of Land, including Paddock, half a mile from the Railway Station; capable of doing a large business, only wants an energetic man to ensure trade and prosperity. 11. J. L. AUGARDE, 355 Auctioneer. NELSON AND FOXHILL RAILWAY.' ARRANGEMENTS FOR THB EASTER HOLIDAYS. ON EASTFR MONDAY, the Ordinary TIME TABLE will be suspended. Trains win. Leave Nelson : — 7*30 a m. — Train for Volunteers, with Carriages for First-class Passengers only. Tbis Train wi'l run to Foxhill, after depositing the Volunteers at WakefieM, and leturn to Ne'son immediately, stopping at Stoke Richmond, and Wairoa, tolh.gping and returt'-iog. ' * ' 10 am. — Excursion Train to Wakefield, First and Second Class, stopping at all Stations. Retobn from Wakefield :— 4-30. — Excursion Train. ; 6*3o— Volunteers and First-class Carriages. | Single Tickets will be available for the return journey. i First and Second Class by the 4'30, and First Class only by the 6 30. - ; All Carriages will be First Class, and open Trucks Second Class. Telegraph time will be kept. GEO. ASHCROFT, 1120 General Mansger. VOLUNTEER REVIEW. CAVALRY PRIZE FIRING to take place on EASTER MONDAY, at Wakefield, at 10 30 a m., previous to the R.view. PROGRAMME. FIRST CONTEST.— Ist Prize, £5 ; 2nd do.. £ . For Half Sections who thall, witbin three minutes, ride Onequarter of a Mile over two Fences three fret high, and make the highest Score at 100 yards. Entrance, 2s, 6d. eacb competitor. SECOND CONTEST — l_t Prize, £5 ; 2nd do., £— . For the Four Mea who maVe the lv ghest Bcore riding Half a Mile over Four Fences. During the course, the Left Files will dismount and fi'e 5 rounds at 100 jards. remounting and galloping to 200 yards, when the Right Files wil dismount and fire until " Ceasa firing" sounds. Time — 7 minute... TDIiiD CONTEST.— Ist Prize, _£5 ; 2nd do,, £ . Flat Race, about 1 mile. Members in uniform without arms. 1140 TRANSATLANTIC IT^IRE INSURANCE COMPANY -) OF HAMBURG. NELSON AGENCY, The Undersigned having been APPOINTED AOENT for the above Company, is prepared to effect INSURANCES at Current Rates. ROBERT LEVIEN, , 1159 The Fort.