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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 237, 3 November 1876, Page 3

TO BUfCSERS AND OTHERS AUCTION TO-MORKOW, (Saturday), N)T. 4fch, At 2.30 p m., At the Stockyards of t!ie Nelson Auction Rooms. i)Af\ FAT SfIESP, ex Murray, from £\}\) Wanganui Aft ditto, ex Waihopai, do do. "I AA ditto, ex Awaroa, do do. JOHN R. MABIN, 3239 Auctioneer. TO MALTSTERS AND OTHERSAUCTION SALE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, ] At Twelve o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. C)f\ SACKS WAIMEA BARLEY JmiKJ WITHOUT RESERVE. JOHN R. MABIN, 32... Auctioneeer. On account of whom it may- cancera. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Al Twelve o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. OK BAGS SUGAR JOHN R. MABIN, 3277 Auctioneer. AUCTION On SATURDAY, November 4th, At Twelve o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms, A quantity of FURNITURE, Etc., removed for convenience of Bale, comprising— Chairs, Tables, Iron and Wooden Bedsteads, Carpets, Matcrassea, Palliasses, Child's Cot, Toiltt Tables, Washstands and Sets, Looking-gla^es, Jfiarihenware, Sauoepaus, Iraflori ami America Rauges, Washing Machine, Brooms, Taus, &c , &c. Also, A large as ortment of CLOTHING, DRAPERY, &c. An 3, 2 Tons Potatoes 10 ewe. Uatuie.il 5 boxss Tea 10 Cheese 8 biles Bacon. JOHN R. M&.BIV. 32— Aui:tionetr. By order of ths Attura^y for Job C. Firth, E-.q.. AUCTION Oa SATURDAY Nov. 13, at Noon. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. That desirable piece of PR 0 P E R T V siiuated on the West side of bt>e2t, aijoiuing that occupied b/ Peter Donald, Ksq.. bding pirt of Town Acre No. 1045, at prusenc let to li. (J. Baddelet, Esq., at £4U per auaum. The grouud consists of half-an-Bcre, with a coimtme it dweiiiug-houae of seven rooms, plei-auUy and hcaithiiy simateJ. with all neaesjary ou.biiidings, aud suppliel with water from the waterworks. H i\i the ground is laid out as a kicoh n aud fruit garde.), and tlie oth';r half is a padlock, to which there is &cce-.6 by a private road from Wgatinwa-at. The above olfers au uuusual opportunity to persons desirous of securing v cumpict property either for occupation or iuveaimeut. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. AFARM AX TAKAKA. cousUting of dd acres, (iO of which are in grass, and the remainder heavy timber, it is only three miles from the Port, and fronts the in.iin Road. Tnere i-> an Eigut-Uoomed Levelling and a Barn, also an (Jkciiard in iull bearing. The soil is tha test in the uißSrk,t, and is suitable for HopGrowi q, or would mike a spleadid Daiey Farm. The Stock, Farm Isii'laments, Furnitctke, &c, could be had at at Valuation. 3*35 JOHN R. MABIN. LAND AT TAKAKA. For 6ALE at a low figure, CAAOBES GOOD LAND, f-JV-/ bjing part 2, of Stction 108, Takaka, near tha fur a Para. 2^48 JOHN R. MABIN. POSTS AND RAILS. A FIRST-CLASS LOT of Toetsand Rails lor Sale CH.WAP, at the Yards of the JNfchon Auction Rouuis. 2239 JOHN R. MABIN. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUVX SANCB AND ANNUITIEci. ~; s The Undersifned as AGENT for the above, is prepared to receive APPLICATION •• for LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITIES. Amongst a few of the numerous advantages offered by insuring with the Government, are LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. Insurers have the Government guarantee for payment of amount injured. Policies are not forleited if premium ia not paid when due Protectiou of Policies from the Bankruptcy Act. No charge for Medical examination. Participation in Profits. And it provides modes for insuring suited to almost every case an Applicant may require. Forms of Proposals and other information will be readily aifbrded by JOH>" R, MABIN, 646 Agent.