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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 61, 12 March 1878, Page 3

Important Sale of PrANO, Harmoniums, Books, Guns, Sewing Machine, Furniture, Tools, &c, &c. AUCTION On TUESDAY. MARCH 19, At 12 o'clock, At the Nelson Auction Rooms. Abjut Bf\f\ VOLS. of Well-bound \J\J BOOKS, , on all the leading subjects, and by the most noted authors of tbe day. Also, Walnut GRAND PIANO, by BroadwoodWalnut HARMONIUM by Cesarini, Paris, 7 Stops, Oak. MUS'CAL BCX.7 Airs. DOUBLE-BARRELLED RIFLE, by Matson, in leuher case. Do., do., do , Breach Loader, in case. Florecce Cabinet SEWING MACHINE, scarcely bean used. Easy Chair, Writing Table, Drawing Instruments Sets of Stocks and Dies, Spirit Levels, etc. For further particulars, SEE CATALOGUES. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. Important Sale of Town Property. MR. JOHN R. MABIS has received instructions from Thomas Field, Esq. (who is leaving the Province), to StiLL by PUBLIC AUCTION, On TUESDAY, March 19, At Twelve o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Eooms. That Valuable Piece of Property situate at the corner of Bridge and Culling-wood-streets, being a part of Tonn Acre 214. The Ground his a frontage of 26 feet to Bridge-street by 108 to Collingwood-3treec, oa which there is the Ckitebiow Hotel, a building containing over a dozen Rooms, besides spicious Billiard Room. Bar and Bar Parlorg, and underground Cellars It is plastered throughout, has a slate roof, brick parting wall, and the gas andwrter laid on. In the rear there is a ten foot right of-way. After which, The Ground in rear of above described builJing, having a frontage of 26 feet to Colliogwood- treet with a depth of 50 feft. On this there are commodious Stables, 36 feet len?, which, besides the lrontsge to C)llingwood-Htreet, Lave the usaof tbe right-of-way named above. Tbe buildings named above are all in fi'strate order, were erected only a few je«s since, and to any person desirous of securing a good investment no better opportuuity could occur. The Title Deeds can b- ssen at the Office of Mr. F. St. John, Trafalgar-street, from whom, or from the Auctioneer, lurlher information can be obtained, Part of the money may remain on Mortgage. 863 IMPORTANT B ALE OF M E ROHAN DISE at Spring Grove, "without reserve. In consequence of Mr. T. R. Hodbek, ] retiring from business, MR. JOHN R. MABIN bai been instructo SELL by POBLIC AUCTION, at tbe STORES of Messrs. T. R. 110DDER and CO., SPRING GROVE, Oa WEDNESDAY, March 20, At Eleven o'clock. The BALANCE of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, comprising— Drapery Clothing Boots a.nd Shoes Blankets and Quilts Groceries Ironmongery Earthenware Glassware And a large variety of other Goods usually kept; in a well furniahad Country Store, The whole will be Sold without Reserve. FOE S A L-1T THAT deferable and hea!tbily situated PROPERTY eituate in Kawai-street, I lately in the occupation of J. Von Tukzelman, Esq.. Ther^- is a^out Half-ar-Acre of Ground, on which there i 3 a well built DWELLING and OUT-HOUSES. The Property is under the Land Transfer Act. Part of the Purchase money may remain on Mortgage. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOB SALE. A BLOCK of LAND, comprising over 40 Acres, luring a Frontage of | several Town Acres on Toi-Toi street, nearly opposite the residence of Mr Webster, ToiToi Valley, Plans can be seen and further particulars obtained at the Office of 4285 JOHN H, MABIN. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. s.— Land fronting Waimea-street and Vanguard street, with commodious dwelling fhereon, For Sale 11.— 100 Acres in 88 Valley For Sale. 12.— 75 Acres LAND, beinu part of Block 1 Richmond, well fenced and watered For Sale. 20.— About 24 FEET FRONTAGE to Bridge-street, rnnuing through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's Shop, i>OB 7.— 50-Acre FARM nt Richmond, For Sale. 96.—A FA KYI at Ngatimoti, comprising 50n Acres of Freehold and 400 Leasehold Fob fciALB. 42.— A SAW-MI LL within a mile of a Shipping Port in Blind Bay, For Sale, ot a Partner with small capital would be taken 46.— About THREE-QUARTERS of an ACRE on the Haven Road, Fob Sale. For further particulars apply to 40 JOHN B. MABIN.