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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 55, 5 March 1877, Page 3

REDWOOD'S FARM, . / WaIMKA WEBT. Clearing c alb of Valuable. Sheep, Farm Imi'lbuemts, &'., in coassquouce ot the sale of .be property. QH&RP & PfCKERING hava re* KJ c-ived instructions to SELE, BY Auctioh, on the Farm, On WEDNESDAY, Maroh 28. 900 C!los S-BRED SHEEP (very *J\S\J superior) mixed sexes, 2-fiooth 200 d ° EWBS » * aad 6 -**o°-h ...OO a ° LAMBs gPJQ MERINO EWES with La_a_B. / 25 HURDLES, and a loft of uaeful FARM IMPLEMENTS. Ssle to commence at TWO o'clock. Luncheon Provided. _ 713 FOR SALE PRIVATi-LY. A VALUABLE PIECB of LAND io tha City ot Nehon, having a. frontage of .0 feet to Totara-sreet, aud depth of 300 f.et. with a very subrtantUUv-buillf Fourroomed House and a good Orchard. Posses_ion to be given at the end of March. Also, By Order of cue Mortgagee. A piece of land, having a front.se of 303 feefe to St. Vincent street, and 92 feet to Totara-street, aJjoiuing the above propetty. And, A piece of land with a frontasje of 203 faet t<» St. Vincent-street, and 103 feet to Victory Square. SHARP & PICKERING, Auctioneers. ON SALE, gA CASES LONG JOHN WHISKBt Af\ do Dunville's Whiskey 1 *>. I d ° Hennessy's Pale Biandy KA do JDKZ Geueva £A do Booth's Old Tom -{ -1. d0 Clarefc fa uartl o OA do Ward's Champagne Cid?r SHARP & PICKERING. FOR SALE CHEAP. ' A FIRST-CLASS CHAFF-CUTTER and HORdt- POWER, nearly new. Caa be seen at our Warehouse. SHAitP & PICKERING. T 0 L ET. " ~~~~ " In the PATt.A District. 1 1 OJ. ACR«S all in Good Grass. JL-LO'-l- cor furtUer particular Appiy to J-UAKP& PUKERIHG.. - NATI itiAb IN Uit AN Ob COMPANY. DIVIDENDS- low PAYABLE at our uffic s. SH 1 vP Si P.CKBUING, s*^B , A«r< nts. D-_fclllAßl_^ STAHON P .uPEftIT TO BE SOLD OR LET. QH\KP A ND PICKLING have been kJ favored vuh i.».uu. : .io H8 to tiELL or LcT thatvaiu^be T.-iIOM PROPEKTY known as tne - L'ptau .e.ls Ru:,." and situate iu ih. Awatere Di t iut, comprising— 13,345 ACRfi »^HO_.D 9 OOO Da . LEAssaou > do. 7 000 SH — 0F AQm ' Delivery can be given in February next. This Ruu is capable of carrying 14,000 sheep. , 30g FOR SALE, Tf^ANGAPEKA BUN. FREEHOLD, 3584 Acres LEASEHOiD, .000 Acres STOCK, 4000 Sheep, consisting of about 1000 Breeding Ewes, the rest Wethertt and Hoggets " Also, Horses, Carts, Harness, Ploughs, and a 10. of useful Farm Implements, with Capital Dwelling House, Wool Shed, Stock Yards. Cart Sheds, Stables, &c. For full particulars apply to 3882 SHARP & PICKERING LIST OF VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE. KAWHAI STREET.-Partof Town Acre H_Mf o «ffi^r fs 4,s«. ___t-_--_ ■B-£__?SS_e__b of Nelson Towu Acres 613 and 614 r with, frontage ot 121 feet-a capital building sit.. TRAFALGAh-ST. NORTH.-5 Acres WAIMEA UOAD—Town Acre' 652, opposite the residence of Mrs Snow • ' HARDY STREH/T.-Thirty feet fr-utagas to be let on 21 years' buildinir lease WASHINGTON VALLEY. -Home aud Land at present occupied by Mr Charb 3 Bartlett. ' ' ■ , HARDY STREET WEST. - Thirty feet frontage by 70 feet depth. CHURCH ». -REE i\— Sour-roomed House with 90 feet frontage by 50 feet ia ' depth. VAN DIEMAN STREET.- Cottage and Irtnd near the "Kising Sun," with apltndid Orchard. WAIM'- A _*>UTH-#S- acrea ia Mo6aeka Valley, about 3.0 it which ia agricul- • tural land. • TAKAKa.— Section IG6, containing , uq ; WSSTPORP—Town Sections '25, 129, 80§ 58i», fl». {.uhutban do., 12 and P«rt. of 20iand 195 l . The adv P .ti»ora wdTbe happy to affordl, every th.orm.iUftn re 8( .. c.iug these proiier-ie« '*' tomtfludingpurcb_seis : „ ..h_ ;1 SUAi4p &P£CKSRINGvV ;l ?o ms y : -. . \'s:"i*^4B&&jyXy