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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 111, 12 May 1877, Page 3

SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY Near Blenheim, Marlborough, comprising— • tjK ACRES OF BICH ARABLE « O LAND, j Being part of Section 38, Wairau West, ; and including, amongst other improvements, ! the old-established and centrally-situated GROVE TOWN HOTEL, WITH COMMODIOUS STABLES AND OUTBUILDINGS in connection therewith. Also, the well-known HOP GROUNDS and newly-erected HOP-KILN, MALT-HOUSE GRANARY, &c, the whole specially adapted for the ESTABLISHMENT of a BREWERY. Together.with '. SIX CONVENIENT COTTAGES, with Gardens and Orchards attached. The whole of the above Estate has been subdivided into Wbll-Fbnobd Allotments as undermentioned, to suit purchasers. Pursuant to instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, MR. C. J, W. GBIFFITHS WILL SSLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Grove Town Hotel, Oa SATURDAY, J9th MAY, 1877, At 12 o'clock, Noon, The above-mentioned Valuable Property, k being the Keal Estate of the Jate John JSnEFHEBD, deceased; that is to aay: GROVE TOWN, « being part of Section 38, Wairaa West, situated within two miles of Blenheim. ; lot. being a k p : 1 Allotment 41 ... 8 027 . 2 „ 42 5 1 21 3 „ 43 with House and Garden 5 2 35 4 „ 44 do do 2 2 28 5 ,» 45 do do 0 0 34J; 6 „ 46 do do 0 0 32i[ 7 „ 4{ 0 0 81 8 „ 48 7 2 14 9 „ 49 ... 13 2 SO 10 „ 60 sub-divided with Plantation, Garden and Stock- ■ yards 12 0 17 11 » slHopGarden (subject to existiug lease) „,, 2 2 0' 12 „ 52 0 2 23 13 „ 53 Hop-kiln, Malthouse, Granary, , and Outbldnga. 0 2 6 14 „ 54 Stable, Cart ... ... 0 2 4 15 „ 55 5 3 24 16 „ 56HopGarden, Stable, Shed and Yards 0 2 14 17 „ 57 Hotel, Butcher's Shop, Skittle ; Alley, Stables, Bakehouse, Pound, Garden, ard Paddock ... 1 2 22 18 „ 58 House, Garden, ard Orchard ... 0 3 19 19 „ 59 House & Garden 0 1 31 2OpsrtofSec. 41 Wairau West... 5 o 24 . Plans of the above-mentioned lands, and the particulars and onditions of sale, can be seen on application to the Auctioneer, or at the office of ALFRED ROGERS,

T. R. Hodder & Co., Have just received from London per •* Wellington," via Dunedin, A FIRSTCLASS ASSORTMENT OF CONSISTING OF 2 Ladies' Kid, Leather, Cashmere CjL Gents' Balmoral, Shooting, Lace, Bluclier, Oxonians, Watertights, JLxi U JN Jijj Children's in great variety Boys 1 , Youths', and Maids' do., do. «o . Also, lately added to stock, a large assortment of COLONIAL BOOTS of every saleable description. ■ - in its various branches. T. R. H. & Co. finding it necessary' by their greatly increased trade in the above department to engage a competent hand, are prepared to execute orders with accuracy and dispatch. : About 250 pairs of CHILDREN'S, WOMEN'S, BOYS', and MENS? BOOTS, being balance of old shipments, will be CLEARED OFF REGARDLESS OF COST, to; make room for Expected Arrivals. T. R. H. & Co. have also received , since their first shipment of WINTER DRAPERY the following— MEN'S AND BOWS' CLOTHING Overcoats, Trowsers and Vests, &c. 1 Case Men's Printed Mole browsers. 1 OaseFet Hats., BLANKETS, DRESS 2 STUFFS, Jackets, Shawls, Fancy Wool Goods, Ulster Cloaks, &c; and a very large stock of Webley Bros. & Bother's Hosiery, which will be found for quality and price SUPERIOR TO ANY IMPORTED ARTICLE. T. R. H. & Co. have also received via Wellington, Splendid Tea, in boxes and half-chests, Currants Sugar, Figs, Machine Oil, Downer's Superior Kerosine. ' A good assortment of Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Brusliware, Papernangings, Books, and Stationery. DAIRY I>3RODUGE~WA.IsrTEr) HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN for the best qualities T. R. HODDER & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, «s RIOHMQNO AND SPRING GROVS