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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 273, 17 November 1877, Page 3

By order of the " Queen Bee " Wreck 'Recovery Company. A UCT ION Oa MONDAY NEXT, Nov. 19, At 12 o'clock. .-;... ..-,-, At the Port. THJE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ex " Queen Bee"— \ 1 Top-sail 1 1 large Anchor 1 Diving Dress and Apparatus all complete and in good order 2 Water: <?asks 2 Ladhers, about 25ft long ;; Quantity of Ropes, Slings, &c. Also, The Ship "Queen Bee," with what Cargo remains in her, as she now lies at Cape Farewell .-pit. ' ; JOHNS. MABIN, Auctioneer. .'*"'•; ■ :M]HBESE ! ! CHEESE !!l Knigbt's qpd other good makes For Sale :''i'l) ] rT'",v'" CHEAP;. 178 ; u.-r ir . - -_ JO&N R. MABIN ■_'■ .-.*. ...';. __y .;■ ■' ■■_ . _ ; RICK CLOT&Si A FEW/ 24 i 30, and 16 x 20. FOR , iiiSALE CHEAP.. „,,.-.:. 0 ••:;■•: -..'-..•; JOHN R. MABM, ' ! ■•; 'Auctioneer. -- - - ■>" Z; ..} ,o , — y~- -T. FOR SALE AT KICHMOND; A THRESHING MACHINE, and XL a HORSE-POWER, for which Water-powjer can be used. , They willbe sold separately or together. '' ' L ;-!'./. .Jj iS ,-.. :ji. JQHN R.. MABIN.' ._,. n MAhTI MkLH I WHOLE or CRCJSHED MALT, "".'/• P&J ; SALE AT THE.'. ..',.:.;-,' NELSON .AUCTION ROOMS. SOljS- ;.; : ) ,: ..: JOHiSIiR. MABIN. 1 FOE SALE.' A BITGGY in flrst-tate order. -, '" ; ' : ::, ""- :r: ' 1 " JOHNR. :: MABIN. s A BLOCK of LAND, comprising over ,40 Acres, having a, Frontage of several Town Acres on Toi-Toi street, nearly opposite the residence of Mr Webster, ToiToi Valley. Plana "can ba 'seen and further particulars obtained at the Office of 4285 JOHNS. MABIN. , TH^'JHNiDERSI&NEb has . . ; „J, 1 it-waya : ON . SALE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ! DOORS and SASHES SASH FRAMES and DOORS and ' SJ&SHES of unnaua] aizes made to orderi A Ai. MOULDINGS of auperior qaality '■'•'- supplied afc the usual low rates. For Seasoning of ' Material , and JEsoellency "of Workmanship, the above goods, are unsurpassed. Price Liats, with full deaoription, oaa be haid on applioation. JOHN R. MABIN. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. 2.— 93- Acre FARM,, with Dwelling-house, Stables, Barn, &c, about 3 mites from . r -the wharf, Takaka, Foa Sals. s.—Land fronting Waimea-street and '; \ Vanguard-street, with commodious .. „ dwelling thereon, Foa Salb. 7.rrsa-Aoc-e ffARM at Richmond. Foa Salb. 2S,— A FARSd at Ngatimoti, comprising soo , Acres of Freehold and 400 Leasehold Fob Sale. 42.— A SAW-MILL within a mile of a Shipping Port in Blind Bay, Foa Salb, or a Partner with small capital would be taken46.— About THJREE-QDARTERS of an ] i > ACRE on the Haven Road, Foa Salb. 11.— 14 Acres LAND at Richmond, a few minutes "walk trotu the Station, with 100 Acrea* in 88 Valley For Salb. 12.— 75 Aares LAND, b-eing part of Block 1, !i:i.:r 'Richmond^ well fenced and. watered, .1 Foa Sale, :: -„••' 2^.-Abput ,24 FEET FRQNTAGH to j,. J Jgßridg^treet,, ranning through to New '' ""' "street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's |(i rshiop, Foa Salb. 80.^1*4 j acres Land" at Vakefiald, with Six■J' J ..Boom Dwelling,- Shop, Out-buildings, 'J ." and Orchard, To Let. For further particulars apply to 40. ' Zi JOHV R. MABIN. eQYERNMENT LIFE INSU, i: BANCS AND ANNUITIES. ! -Ehe- Undersized as AGENT for the aboye, is prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for 'LIFE INSURANCE akd ANNUITIES. Amongst* a few of the numerous advantages offered by insuring with the Government, are LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. Insurers have the Government guarantee fo aymeut of amount insure d. - Policies are hot forfeited if premium ia not paid when- due' Protection of Policies froni the Bankruptcy Act;*' ''•■■■ '.tiNo charge for Medical examination; Participation in Profits. ".^•^ itpjroyides modes for insuring suited 60 almost every case ah Applicant may require, Forma of Proposals and other information vill be readily afforded by r JOHN JR MABIN, 9*«_, :\ ' ■ Agent. SOYAJL INSURANCE COMPANY : Zy JFIRE* BRANCH. r ,, , CASITALr-TWO MILLIONS, This ia one of the largest Insurance Companies in existence, and has acquired immense popularity throughout the World by the UNDOUBTED^.'I SECURITY it affords laiarerai and the promptitude and liberality with whichttrSETTLES LOSSES. The Agenta are particularly instructed to SETJFLE LOSSES in CASH -immediately on satisfactory proof of same, thus saving Insurers; the delay consequent on referring Claims to Directors or others at a distance. T -.'.;.' JOHN R, MABIN. < Agent,