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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 64, 15 March 1877, Page 3

i.'.. . . . , ' REDWOOD'S FARM, i . waimea west. (JJlearikg. Sale of Valuable' Sheeivu. Farm Implejiests, &c, in consequence of the sale of the property. SHARP & PICKERING have re- ! , , ceived instructions to Sell bit Acctios, on the Farm, ] On WEDNESDAY, March 28. POO cu OSS-BKED SHEEP (very ' -m\J\J superior) mised sexes, 2-tooth 200 a ° BWEIS » 4 and 6 - t00 * :h i)AA do LAMBS ■ fyKf) MERINO EWES with Lambs. i Oii Head FAT and STORE CATTLE 25 HURDLES, and a lot of useful FARSI j X "' V' TMeLEMBNTS. • • . :.•..« j Sale to commence at TWO o'clock. '. ■ : : Luncheon Provided. " ■ FOR SALE PRIVATELY. /,i j A VALUABLE PIECS of LAND in tha, [ JX%_ City of Nelson, having a frontage of flO'feefc to Totara-street, and depth of 300' feet, with a very sub.tantiallv-built Four- ■' roomed House and a good Orchard. . Posse«r ; sion to , be given at the end of March. ; , Also, I ' By Order of the Mortgagee. A piece of lard, having a trontige of 303 feet. to St. Vincent street, and 92 feet to . ! Totara-street, aJjoiuiug the above. propetty. ! ' And, ..*:■: 1 A piece of laad with a frontage of 203 feet 6» > St. Vincent-street, and 103 feet to Victory. . ; Square. . ! SHARP & PICKERING, :, \J Auctioneers.'" " ON SALE,* "fi'O CASES LONG JOHN WHISKEY__tO d 0 -DuQville's Whiskey i Xl| do Henness>'B Pale Brandy , K A do JDKZ Geneva ta do Booth's Old Tom , '. i» K do Claret (quarts; .tyi I do Ward's Champ igne Cider SHARP & PICKERING, ' T O LE T . In the PATEA District. II P/ti ACRES all ia Goo ° Gbass. XJLOIt- For further particular Apply to SHARP & PICKERISG. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. DIVIDENDS now PAYABLE at oue Offices. SHARP & PICKERING, 598 Agfnts. DESIRABLS STATION PROPERTY TO BE SOLD OR LET. SHARP AND PICKERING havo been favored with instructions to tiELL or LkT that valuable ..TATIOIV PROPERTY known as the •' Upton l. eils Ruu." and situate in ihe Awaiere District, comprising — IQ QAK ACRES FREEHOLD 0 000 D0 '- LEASEiiolj) no--7 000 SHESP 0E ALL ages *> Delivery can be given iv February next. ; This Run is capable of carrying 14,000 sheep. 30§ FOR SALE. PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, 6-horea power, by Clayton and Shottm;---i worth, with under carriage, and shafts ior j two horses complete. ONE L>ew portable large CIRCULAR ' SAW-BENCH, 2_-inch epiudle, with fast aud loose Pulleys, and uuuer Carriage, with shaft for one horse. ONE new small CIRCULAR SAW BENCH, Buit»ble ior i.irewood and Paliog-;:utting, 2-inch Spindle, with fast and oose Pulleys. Apply to SHARP & PICKEKING. LIST OF VALUABLE .PROPERTIES FOR SALE. KAWHAI STREET.— Part of Town Acre No. 658, having a frontage of 50 feet HAMPDiiN - STREET (tup). _- bpiendid Buiiding Site, containing Three Acres TRAFALGAR STREET SuU'lH.— Part of Nehon Town Acres 613 and 614, with frontage of 121 feet—a capital building site. TKAFALGAK-ST. NORTH.-5 Acres WAIMEA ROAD.— Town Acre 65a, opposite tlie residence of Mrs Snow. HARDY STREET.— Thirty feet frontagej to be let on 21 years' building lease. WASHINGTON VALLEY. - Uouw and Land at present occupied by Mr Charl; a l.artle.t. HARDY STRKET WEST. — Thirey feefe Irontage by 70 feet depth. CHURCH SL'REEi'.— feW-roomcd House, with 90 leet frontage by 50 feet in depth, VAN DIEMAN STREET. — Cottage and Lind near the "Rising Sun," with splendid Orchard. WAIMfe'A S OUTH — ,*v«s acres iv Motueka Valley, about 3£o dt which is agricultural land. TAKAKA.— Section 166, containing 150 acres, WESTPORT.— Town Sections ?25, 129.800. 589, 564. ' Suburban do., 12 and " Parts of 20 ' and 195 TOWN OF WAKGANUL — Sections 466. 467, 464. ■ . • The advertisers will be happy to afford every information respecting these properties i to intending purchasers. •SHARP & PIOKEBtING, . 1705 Land Agents,