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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 275, 20 November 1877, Page 3

i T O-M 0 RR 0 W. TO THE INHABITANTS OF THE WAIMEAS. ? Drapary, Groceries, Cutlery, Ironmongery, &o. \ W PATTERSON & CO. are a instructed to Sell by Public AUCTION Oa the Premises known as DIXON'S, at Brightwatbr, ' On WEDNESDAY, the 2Ut November (the day of the Sale of Land in that Township), A Large Assortment of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, (Removed for convenience of Sale), consisting of: — ■; Tweed Suits, Tweed Trowsera and Vests, Tweed Goata, Mole Trowsera, Prints; Calico, Muslin, Dress Pieces, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Ironmongery, Cut- . lecy, and a large variety ol Fancy Goods, &e' i The Auctioneers recommend their friends, and the inhabitants of tha district surround-* ing Brightwater, to attend this important Sale, as every line offered will positively be sold without the slightest reserve. Terms very liberal at Sale. Lunch provided. 4329 TOWNSHIP OE BRIG-HTWATER, COUNTY OF WAIMEA. To Speculators, Capitalists, Tradesmen, &c, &o. W PATTERSON & CO. have e beea favored with instructions to Sell by Pobmo Auction, On WEDNESDAY, November 21, On the Premises known f s Dixon's, Brightwater, A BLOCK OF LAND having Frontages to the main road , from Nelson to JWakefleld, and contiguous to the Railway Station, subdivided into convenient Building Allotments. . ; There are Bulidings on several of the allotments.. The Auctioneers have much pleasure in directing public attention to this important Sale of Land in the rising Township of Brightj water, situated in the centre of the Waimeas; it cannot fail to become one of the most important Towns on the Line of Railway from Nelson to Foxhill, and therefore offers special inducements to speculators to make investments ; white to tradesmen it needs only to be pointed oat that there are several really good openings from which first-claaa Businesses coald be started!. : Further particulars in future advertisements. Terms very liberal at Sale. Title guaranteed, Lunch provided. To the Industrious — a Fortune . HJ. L. AUGARDE hai received in- • structions from Mr. G. Holland, of the Motupiko Valley, to Sell his Valuable and Productive Farm and Run Consisting of 564 Acres of Freehold, and 360 Acres of Leasehold LAND, 200 of which are Fenced and in cultivation. A domesticated HOUSE, good Dairy, Barn, Sheds, Coach-House, large amount of Farming Implements, Tools, &c. 2 Horse-Drays, Spring Cart, New Fourwheeled Buggy, Harness, and, id fact, everything requisite to carry on such a Stuion. 40 Head of well-selected CATTLE. 500 Well Bred SHEEP ,8 Useful HORSES As a Depot and Breeding Station for & We3t Coa«fc Dealer, this Property offers undeniable advantage. H. J. L. AUGARDE, . 4863 Auctioneer. A Comfortable Remunerative Property, £180, Two miles from town, consisting of 2 ACRES of ORCHARD and GARDEN, HOUSE and BUILDINGS, 5 minutes' walk from the Bishopdale Station, on the main road from Nelson. Eligible Residence, Trafalgak-st., per Annum, £60— ', "I |~k ROOMED HOUSE, position central. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 4205 Auctioneer. Grove-street, the Wood. — £250. A DOMESTICATED S I X-ROOMED HOUSE, with a remunerative Orchard and GarJen well worthy of notice. . H. J. L. AUGARDE, 4451 Auctioneer. INVESTMENT, FOXHILL, £430. <}h ACRES of LAND, SIX-ROOMED Ai $ HOUSE, with Blacksmith's Shop, eligible for business or investment. £200 can remain on at 8 per cent. H. **. L. AUGARDS, 4334 Auctioneer. TO GRAZIERS AND OTHERS. £400. K (\(\ ACRES of Suilable LAND, availaO\/U ble for Cattle or Sheep, Admiralty Bay, in the Feench Pass. Transit by Steamers. H. J. L. AUGARDE, ' 4413 Auctioneer. PICTURESQUE MOTUEKA,£BOO. -I H ACRES LAND, TWO HOUSES with JL I out-baildings. H. J. L, AUGARDE, 4173 Auctioneer. RURAL FELICITY, £30. TO LET.— A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, with Two Acres of Land in Richmond , fronting tha main road, close to the Station. H. J. L. AUGARDE, 4254 ' - Auctioneer.