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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 80, 6 April 1877, Page 3

AUCTION TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, At 12 o'clock. At thk Nelson Auction Rooms. A LARGE Qaantit? of Seisonable DRAPERY, WEARING APPAREL, &c. Also, A Cow J&te'y calved 1 ton Potatoes 1 ton Carrots 10 Cheese 5 Sides Bacin A quantity Poultry JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. SALE OF Piano, Household Furniture, &c. AUCTION TO-MORROW. SATURDAY, At 12 o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. A quantity of Superior HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., &c , removed for convenience ot sale comprising — A Walnut Piano, Habmouiom, Sideboard, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Lookinu--gltsses, Washstands, Bedsteads, Mattrassei, Toilet Sets, Saucepans, Boilers, Glassware, China, and a large quantity of other household requisites. JOHN R, MABIN, Auctioneer. Unreserved and Important Sale of Farm, Sheep, Horse*}, &c, at Waimea West. MR. JOHN R. MABIN has received instructions from Messrs. Thompson Bnos., in consequence of their leaving the District, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, April 25, 1877, At 12 o'clock. At their Farm, Eve's Valley, Waimea West. THAT DESIRABLE :f _*__. _e& __v__, at present occupiei by them, \ comprising — 200 Acres Freehold, AND 200 Acres Leased prom Government. On the Property is a comfortable Concrete HOUSE, with Gardem well stocked with Fruit Treas, Stable, and other Outbuildings. A large portion of the ground is fenced anl level, and in grass or under crop. There are ten acres ot bush, and some very rich meadow land, consisting of drained raupo swamp, pirt of which is well suited for the cultivation of hop3, but is now growing a crop of potatoes. After which, KeaV7 Dr oigh** Mare iu Foal to ' Cldesdale Hero.' Heavy Draught Gelding by *• Royal ConConqueror.' Heavy Draught Yearling Filly, by * Model Black Legs.' Light Harness Mare in Foal to * Hector.' Light Harness Gelding hy ' Garry Owen.* Mare ' Diomeda,' in Foal to ' Tatara.' Bay Gelding, out of ' Diomeda,' by * Garry Owtn.' , Do., .do., do., do., by ' Monarch.' Roan Colt, 2 years old, by * Hector.' Do. Filly Yearling, by do. Foal by ' Lillypae ' out of * Diome'la.' 100 Cross-bred Sheep, 2, 4 , and 6-tooth. 100 do. Lambs. About 200 lied Manuka Hop Pole**. Ploughs, Harrows, Drays, Harness, end A large quantity of other Farm requisites. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, being the usual articles for a comfortably furnished house. "LUNCHEON PROVIDED. JOHN R. MABIN, 1104 Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET 1.— 50- Acre FARM at Para Para, near Collingwood, Foa Salb. 2. — 95- Acre FARM, wiih Dwelling-house* Stables, Barn, &c, about three miles from the wharf. Takaka, For Sale. 3.— »Laud in Sclwyn Place, with 2-roomed Pbsterel Building, Fou Sale or To Let. s.— Land frontin2 Waimea-3treet and Vanguard-street, with commodious dwelling thereon, Fou Bal_. 6.— Four-aud-a-half ACHES, with dwelling, Brook-Btreet, For Sals. 7.— 50-A'jre FAKM at Richmond, Fon Sale. B— so- Acre FARM at Stoke, For Saib. 9.— 50 FEE. FRONTAGE to Frllge-ufc., Nelson, with Store thereon, For Salb. 96.— A FARM at Ngttimoti, comprising 500 Acres of freehold and 400 JLeisehold For Sale. 42.— A SAW-MILL within a mile of a Shipp'ng Port in B ind Biy, Fos Sale, or a Pattoer w:th small cipiial would be taken 46.— About THREE-QUARTERS of an ACHE on the Haven Koad, For Salb. 11.— 14 Acres LAND at Richmond, a few minutes w.-ilk Irom tha Stution, with 100 Acres in 88 Valley For Salb. 12.— 75 Acres LAND, beinu part of Black 1, Richmond, woll feucei and watered. For Sale. 20. -About 24 FEET FRONTAGE to BrMge-street, running through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmiths shop, For Sale. 58.— T0 LET- a Hou?e of 10 rooms, with water laid on, and 2 acres of ground. For further particu'ars apply to 40 JOH*^ R. MABIN. mHE UNDERSIGNED Las X always ON SALE, A LAUGH ASSORTMENT OF DOORS and SASHES SASH-FRAMES and DOORS and SASHES of unusual sizes made to order. MOULDINGS of superior quality supplied afc the usual low rates. For Seasoning of Material, and Excellency of Workmanship, the above gooite are unsurpassed. Price Liata, with full description, cau be bad oa application. JOHN K. MABIN.