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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 265, 8 November 1877, Page 3

T O-M 0 R R 0 W. NELSON AGRICULTURAL SHOW, 187 T. WE beg to infoxm intending Eshibitori that we have arranged for the SOLE EIGHT OP SELLING By AUOTION ON THE SHOW GROUNDS, and we shall be happy to receive particulars from those wishing to dispose of their Exhibits on that day. Thb Auction Sale will^Commenoe AT S O'CLOCK. •** — — "I GELDING, 3 years, Broken to Saddle I PUBE BERKSHIRE SOW, with Litter X of Seven -J QUIET TRAP MARE -J BAY GELDING, Broken to Saddle 0 EAT BULLOCKS -| BAY CART HORSE, 4 years 1„ „ MARK, 3„ by Glaucee both perfectly steady in harness. r PURNIf SOW!!.*., made and exhibited by -1. James Gorrie. TjURM CART. 1 RANSOME & SIMS' Light DaubleFur.ow Plough "j Ditto, Heavy ditto "I HORNBY'S Newest Ditto 1 RANSOME & SIMS' Star Horse-Rake Complete 1 Set Ditto Harrows and Whippletreea 1 HUNT'S Two-horee Gear and Intermediate -J BENTALL'S Chaff Cutter 1 Ditto Turnip Cutter IBAMLETT'S Iron Frame Combined Reaper and Mower Exhibttd by E. Bukton & Co. SHARP Bs PICKERING, Auctioneers. R. J. MALCOLM, Secretary. 3928 UNRESERVED SALE OF FREEHOLD TOWN PROPERTY. AUCTION On SATURDAY, 10th November, At Our Rooms, Trafalgar-street , Nelson. By order of the Mortgagee. FART of TOWN SECTION 444, with BUILDINGS thereon adjoining ths Offices of Messrs. H. Ad&ms and Sow. Frontage to flardy-strest 20ft, depth 60ft. WITHOUT RESERVE. Sale at Noon. SHARP & PICKERING, Auctioneers. FOR SALE BEARCROFT, WAIMEA WEST. SHARP & PICKERING hava received in (.ructions from the Executors of the late Sir David Monro to sell privately that very valuable property known as BE&RCROFT, Consisting of 197 Acres, together with & Substantial HOUSE, containing TEN ROOMS, a new Four-stalled STABLE with Loose Box, Cow and Cart Sheds, &c. Part of the ground has been laid out iv Gardens, Shrubbery, &c , and the whole forms one of the prettiest horn .Bteads in tho neighborhood of Nelson. For furth .r particulars apply to SHARP & PICKSRING. AUCTION of VALUABLE BUILDING SITES in the Town of RICHMOND, a joioiug the Railway Station and Post aud Tel .graph Offlcos, and being the Ground selected for the p_es_nfe Agricultural Show. SIURP <_ P.CKERING have received iustru3tions (rom Mr Charles Canning to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION on an Early dite, full particulars of which will appear in future advertisement — Part of the ROSTREVOR ESTATE, on-prising about THIRTY ACRKS, sub-divided into BUILDIMG ALLOTMENTS, and commanding Good Frontsgea. DSP" The Auctioneers call special attentioa to this important S_ie, as affording a first-class opportunity for investment iv the rising township of Richmond, and only thirty minutes from Nelson by rail. The Plan of the above has been carefully prepared by Mr John Rocbfort, aid may ba seen at tho Offices of the Auctioneers, at Mr Canning's Residence, and also at Mr Tovey's, " St_r and Garter " Hotel, Richmond. The Undersigned haye Received Instructions to Sell Br PIUYATE TREAT r That very valuablo Suburban Property] known as T¥7OODSTOCK "OARK comprising-— Large Family Dwelling-House, Dairy, Sis-Stalled Stable, Coaeli - House, Tool - House, Bara wifch Lofc. and Mother Buildings. The LAND consists of-— Section No. 55, J.urrounding the House, containing 50 Acres, subdivided into Scveu Paddocks by Qnicfe Hedges, is well Planted and Watered. There are about 2, acreo Garden and Orchard, and 4 acres Hops. Sections Nos. 15, lti, 8, and 69, comprise 400 Acies, fenced by a wire fence. 100 Acre * of this block are ploughed and sown with grass, and the remainder is surface sown. egg" The above Property is situated about five miles from Nelson, »cce.sible by Railway, being within Half-a-mile of the Stoke Station. Further particulars and information can be obtained from SHARP & PICKERING.