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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 135, 9 June 1877, Page 3

; PEEPARE EOS WINTER ! ! ; "\7OU WILL FIND by calling at Nos. 6 aod 7, Beibge-stbeet, a oolleeI iion of— . < - ■'..■ CAMP OVENS, ! r COLONIAL OVENS, > I COTTAGE GRATES, (with trivets) GOTHIC GRATES, Together with a number of Elegant REGISTER STOVES, ELLIPTIC STOVES^ FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS In Psopuse Vakibiil I®" The Department of SHOP, OFFICE, and BED-ROOM STOVES discloses aome of the MOST TASTY and EXCELLENT DESIGNS ever brought out, aud many of them unobtainable elsewhere. r JOHN 'JAMES, Nos, 6 and 7, BRIDGE-STREET. ! ' I . ■ I. ' i i -• AUCTION SALE On WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 12.15 M.T. HJ. L. AUGARDE will Sell per order • the Building known as the GERMAN CHURCH, situated immediately behind the Gaol— _7 Public Auction. Building to be removed within Eight days. Said Building open for inspection at 9 a.m., on the dsy of : sale. ' The looring is of oak, the lining o£ bluegum. 1764 F 0 R IS A L E. A AA-GALLON Iron Tank, with Tap, £4. Flour Mill with Circular Iron Frame, Pulleys &c. complete f grinds 3 bushels of wheat per hour, £35. . , . Large domesticated Steel Mill, applicable to water or hand power, £6. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1765 Auctioneer. To the Industrious, 10 miles from Town, £1,100. A FARM, 130 Acres, small HOUSE on the land, well Fenced. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1766 Auctioneer. Health and Longevity. To Let I To Let! £35 f- Annum. COMMODIOUS HOUSE, SHOP, and OUTBUILDINGS I4| Acres of Land, Garden and Orchard, situated on the main Road, 15 miles from Nelson, close to the railway terminus, Further partioulaia with H. J. L. AUGARDE, Auctioneer. TO FISHERMEN OR PLEASURE SEEKERS. " A Boat 1 a Boat I haste to the Ferry." SIX-TON DECKED SAILING BOAT, 26ft by Bft, 3ft l-ioth deep, draws 4ft loaded, carries 7 tons cargo, coppered and copper-fastened, sails, anchors, dingy, &c. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 1151 Auctioneer. FOR SALE, OLD OATS, VETCHES, RYE, and about 20 tons POTATOES. 1692-4 H. MARTIN, Stoke. . HICHMOND WESLEYAN PABSONAGB. ! A BAZAAR iv aid of the Funds for J\ Building a WESLEYAN -.ARSONAGE in RICHMOND will be held in a few months, and the ladies nemed below ha-re been appointed a Committee to receive Contributions in money, or artie'es for Fale. ; Contributions of all kinds gladly received by Mesdames Reeve, Harkness, Saywell, JHoldaway, Lammas, Gunn; and the Mioses Sutton, Shaat, Holdawav, Saywell, A. Saywell, Patkes, and Primmer. I Sub-committees will be invited to act in town and country; names to appear in n i future advertisement. 1732 i