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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XII, Issue 287, 4 December 1877, Page 4

PUBOHASEB AT AUCTION, " FROM THE " QUEEN BEE " l WRECK RECOVERY COMPANY, THE FOLLOWING LINES, COMPRISING ALMOST EVEBT VARIETY OF GOODS AMD ' - NOW ON SALE BT THE UNDEESIGNED AT LOW PRICES About i 1 OOO SCHOO ' LBOOES Copy and Exercise Books, and 500 volumes Nelson's History of England, from la. 20 cases Glass, all sizes, can taining about 2,000 feet 600 feet Garden Hose, double ply, from lid. 10 Ricte Cloths, 30 s 24, and 24 x 18 20 jars best Vinegar 2 casks „ 2 large sets Croquet 20 dozen large Sardines, at 8s 54 boxes Price's Sperm Candles 4 large Iron Garden Vases 1 No. 9 Mistress Stove (in good! order) 1 No. 7 Trafford Kange, „ 8 crates superior Crockery ware, inolndin g Dinner Sets, Tea Sets. Breakfast. Sets, Toilet Sets, and Fancy Cups and Saucers, Jelly Moulds, &c., &c. 1 case Children's Single and Double Iroa Cots Z$ cases Single and Double Bedstead's 1000 yards Calico 600 „ double-width Sheeting 30 pieces Prints— fast colors 4 rolls Brussels Carpets 5 „ Kidderminster do. 6 dozen Chamois Leather 3 rolls Scrim 6 dozen Babies' Feeding Bottles 1 trunk Boot Tops 75 Duke's Cricket Balls 150 „ Coin 400 Wool Bales 500 Corn Sacks 4 coils Wire Rope 1 „ Strand Wire 1 Ship's Cannon, with Carriage 3 large Ship's Sails A quantity of Blocks and Chains 8 cases Acetic Acid 1 „ Ocoase aad Black-weH*B Pickles l „ Varnish Polish and Brunswick Black 3 cases Ironmongery, including Till Locks and Padlocks, Braces and Bits, large Dinner Bell, Garden Syringes, Butt and other Hinges 50 dozen Knives and Forks 20 pairs of Carvers £0 Steels Telescope Toasting Forks A large quantity of S^heep Shears Hip and Sponge Baths A large quantity of Machinery Connecting Pipes Gas and Water Pipes. John James. BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. ojs TO STAND THIS SEASON. K3|m youncj 1 SdhSUti England's Hops. HE will visit tha fallowing places at 10 a.m., leaving at 2 p.m.:— Mondays— Upper Moutere Hotel Wednesdays— Mr CeJer man's, Biwaka Fridays— Mr George Remnant's, Ngatimoti. and will be at his own stables intervening days. Fees, £2 2p. b Groomage, as., to be pail on first service. All fcees to be paid on or before 12th January next. 3950 JOHN LIMMEB, Motneka. T° B n?^? l D .' I,HIB SEASON JL lhe following thoroughbred STALLIONS : TREASON, By Traducer, dau.Jby Riddlesworth, grandam, Medora, by the Arab Horse Glendower. Treason is five years old, stands nearly 16 hands high; a beautiful golden chestnut with superior bone aud action. ' Treason won the Bailway Stakes at Wanganui as a three-year-old. carrying 9gt u 0 Ihe same year he won the Consolation Stakes at Nelson, carrying 2st. elbs. over weight' As a four-year-old he won the Patea Cup' At Rangitnsei ha won the Ladiea' Parse of 2 miles, carrying llefc. 2lbs. ; he also won tbe Ooodwood Stakes, starting half-an-hour after winning the L*diea' Purse. He ran tbird for the Wellinpton Cup, beating the celebrated horse lempleton and a host of others, at the time suffering seveiely from fever in fcho feet. N.B.— At the last Canterbury sales, Traducer a atock realised from three to eleven hundred guintag each. His services were charged at the rate of 50 guineas a mare Tebms-£3 fa. Groomage, 55., to be paid on first service. c LAMPLIGHTER, By Diomedes, dam by Kiddlesworth, her dam by St George, out ot the well-nown trotting mare March-onesf-, by Skeleton, her dam bf Herc£. GleadoD by Cap ' a - piG ' Bife of S* Lahpughteb fs v baautif ul bay, afcanding )ver lo handa high, and of immense bane md muscular power. JSfSTf 2 2 * Grooma g Q fee, 55., to b© paid on first service. Che above horses will travel (weather nermittiug) as follows:— KONDAYS-Ricumond; Forest Inn; Jervis's Foxhill; Bell Grove Inn. w ™ 9fl « CuESDAYs-Paimer's Hotel. Waimea West: Mercer* Hotel Appleoy. calling « itichmond and Stolce to Nelson rnDRSDAfs-Black Horse, Wakapuaka. Stables, New-street. All Fees to be paid on or before the loth JTni 1 l f 8 > a ! £ec w aich ft*e 10 per ent. will be charged on all unpwd accounts. .-« J - bMITH, New-streefe.