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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 104, 4 May 1877, Page 3

- — AUCTION TO-MO&&OW, SATURDAY, At 12 o'clock. . .A? xhe^Yabds op the Napso.f ZINC.LINED and' other CASES. 0d. ..;;,.--■■-_-- r-,?^?. „-"■''-'<-' *'•■-• ■' :- " :v JOHN-R, MABIN, 18 citi-y In? f/-' ••■'.'■ AttcfiioneerY AUCT ION : TO-MORROW.;SATURDAY v _A__)il__[ o!olock. .*-'*. !At the Nblsok AubTioif RodMS., A quantity of : . HOUSEHOLD*^ *•ss%# IT U RE AMD OTHB__i : Wf SOTS,' ■'„. . ■*'.. ;. i. The property of a person leaving the place j comprising-? - : ! - •-••■-.«' Chest of Drawers, Tattle.. Earthenware, Iron Safe, Lamp, atid a variety' of other artt-lar."^'' ■"- -y JOHN;^-StA_?IN, ■'Z'A 13 -7.os*-i*.;v J - 1^ .^cttenee.V, . •*.*••■■«-••■ j*-, * . . • -»• - '■* ; - FURNITURE, PufeSi^UEß,;-''*^ 9th May, at the B______<_nd Eachange. ; Has received instructtori^. xrarn 'Mr Wt** Paitbbboh. tQiSdl-AyifOBLIO; j T AUCpJIONi :;-„;. AT T£Bvßl<CSMot.&.Ex<-£_ANGE, On WEDNESDAY, 5 9^ MAT £ At 12 o'clock, Noonv. : Y y: nl (In wnsequenc^ of|;._;}_. removing to now. premisesjaaf^ljng^if-hi^g.t^ depsrt mlftt of riis^basiiiVg^) ,a iarge .Y' assortment of Elegant and Usefnl Ay,, EURNITU^IIf "Jl COHPBISXIt O— ' ,; --',-- ■'". '.-A 'A. A HandMjDßj p^pfrdro W^ Sbfagf iConches," Chiffiniarea, Cbaj.*Yof- .D_aw6.ft» Double and SiqgiftYßedateada^ Tabl*», Cfaairi, Washstands, Dres-ing Tables, Towel-b^KesrNighfr iCommod ir, j r Mattresses, Chair ber Wafe; &c., &c. * •'■"- --' i_m-VyyZZi-' ]: .-' A large quantity of .DRE3BED FLAX. And a V-trl^tyjo^p^iier-CiQOdiitoo.namer' = " oW^jß-S-^arisei.-:? jo -_.i^'" . : M."-.*_ •»-'.-. -;-"tA xuivt.-oiSYj --■ i :(;t>i. .*-'::-.: FOR S A rli---.fr _ ;f jiolSa*** 4 **^ ;ii "*l* :-"\"Y' Z ; 'y A DOUBLE-BARREL!. KERCH-LOAD-ING, CENTRAL-FiaETFOWLINja. PIECE. Also, a PI^J FlßE'bn^l/BSth ]by; Newton, Londod] aiid _uitai>le%r ithe coming' Oame Season. , ■ n< %Zt,^ '"."."..•.''■" 1* ' H , (i^|QJpS^'*i^lS«..'-'- --"" , nnv.i-iK :-n f**.. ; - ■•-'■ v/'i c .i.r_n f^»7oV^ ; .uJ t ; "V. ;' *' ' OA WELL.^fcD),P;lii&v]OTt hd\J weaned. -iv-_;*!- ?-'•■•'" -*','•' - -i 7 Apply to Mr C. KNlGHsrAppleiy, oor0 or . I JOHN MABIN. Y. v i 1881 ' •,-*,,,•" v.lNetaMiYi' PR 0 P EJR TIES : '•_. Oil SA L E OB TO LET; L— so- Acre FARM at Para Para j near Col- ; lingwood, Fob Sals. * ,/1 '/ ""■" 2.— 95-alceet PAR&f ,SV?ith - D.welling-hnii ie, Stablea, B6» s _i/&(-^ abont S 1 titles' froin,' the wharf, Tak^SSj FoS^^itb: ,j< - ! 3.— L.nd in Selwytf sPisee, I w i ith T^d-rbomed. fiflPltateeed- Bnilding, -For 'Saxb oi- To Lbt. . -,- ■' : "'Z" i s.— Land fronting v * Waimea-street and Vanguard street, -^with commodious dwelling thereon, Fob: Sam/ '' 6.— -Four-and-a-half ACitES.with dwelling,, Brook-street. Fok Sllb.' 1 :: ' J 7.— 50-Acre FARM.*eßichb_ond, FoR SalbY 8— 50-Acre FARM^ttfctokS, Foa Sits. 9.— 50 FBEr PRONTAG&to FH/ge-5..,, Nelson, with Store t_._._ob, Foa. Sals. 98.— A FARM at Ngatimoti, b -mprising .00 Acres of Freehold aVid 0 400 Leasehold; FoaSAtB. _a-rr;._!lT."'>- -■; : ' ; •.' 42.— A SAW-MILL within a, riJile bf a Shipi ping Port in? T B«id&B_y; Foa Sale, or, a Pa-tifeefiw ith-sntall-eapital would be" taken * 7 -' : ' K -"- /'• '''•.;.' 46.— About THREE-QUABTERS :! of in'; ACRE on the Haved'Rdad/Fda Sitrf.' 11.— 14 Acres LAND at Richnxond.'-afeWj minutes walk from tha; Station/ with" 100 Acres in 88 Vaffcjri-dtt Sa_;h. 12.— 75 Acres LAND, being part of Block 1, Richmond, weil fefcrt-jil and .watered;' ' Vo&aAh^t'O-'jytil-A-: >-,yAy- ■■ -■■■- -y SO.— Abo it 24 FEET FRONTAGE to Bridge-street, rnnni'fifc -ffirbtigli iti iNew street, wit& r Uwalling £tld Blacksmith^, shop, Fob Sitfe--* _ '' &'• Ah ■ '*' Y '"' '■ 68.— T0 LET-a Honee tff -tQ roims, with water laid on, attd Y 2 acrejl of gronnd. L For further particulars apply to * 40 JOH^k MABIN. 1 -rol. A ■-..■:«■•■ * . ; :' TQ OYAL IN^URANC E COMPANY FIRE BR^SOH. 5 CAPITAIBt^gWd^ '" " '. «■ Tbia is one of the largest Insurance Companies in existence, and h%a acquired immense" popularity throughout the World by the UNDOUBTED it affords Insurers, and the promptitude and liberality With which it SETTLES LOSSES. w The Agenta are particularly instructed to SETTLE L9S§EB .ia CASH immediately on satisfactorf pro^f,o'f { sape, thiri, saving Insurers the delay cbhsequeuc on referring Claims to Directors or others at is distance. ; JOHN 5 B. MABIN; '•'!" t-*5-._i>f's .OllfYw' ;•■ * •••: »i ■■ -■ ._--•- --: -_\ UJ-.'-. A A-t-.iri — ,-:•■) .' '--■- /^.OVERNMENT - MFE , 'ffiSVSVX RANCE AND AN ; NUITi_?B. , I", 'Z The Undenicned'.lkf- AGENT* for . theaboTe, is prepared to receive' APPLICA* TIONS for •' . . .... . LIFE INSURANCE Airo, ANNUITIES.. Amongst a few of the numerous advantages* offered by insuring with the Government, are LOW RATEB OF : PREMIUM. Insurers hare the Government guarantee for payment of amount insured. Policies are not forteited if premium is not paid when due ' i; Protection of Policies from the Bankruptcy Acttiy/.x ■■ ";.*'_ t ''.'YY'/y No charge for Medical examination. Participation in Prbflta. A .»d Jtprovides modes for insuring suited to almost every case an Applicant may require.--*!- i ''.*Yyv" '' '■" ' Forma of r ProWosaW ahd other information will btf readily wqrctdd "fy. , *" " JU: ' i,:l dftaftß. MABIN,'. ' s * 8 . ivei -- -ay ,-■ •-. Aaeat. .