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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 124, 25 May 1878, Page 3

.- By order of the Executors of the late Dr. William Webtbbooke Sqtires. IMPORTANT SALE OF , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATED WARS, GLASSWARE, Lii PICTURES, &C..&0. AUCTION ' -/On TUESDAY, MAY 28, ; At Twelve o'clock, At the late residence of the late Dr Squire*?, Hardy-street. , ":. ; The whole of the Hous&hold Furniture and Effects, viz : — DRAWING AND DINING ROOMS. Walnut Table, Papier Mache Chairs and Tables, Horsehair Chaire and Couch, Green Bep Couch, Brussels and Kiddertninster Ca'pets, Walnut Card Talle, Whatnots, Horsehair Invalid Chair, Sideboard, Gasqgene, Plated Forks and Spoons, Ivpry-liatidled Knivss, Decanters, Tumblprs, Wine Glasses, Three- shelved Waiter, Lamps, ■ :•: : Fenders, Fire Irons, Lustre?, Chimney - . . Ornaments, &o. BREAKFAST BOOM. Table and Cover, Cane-seated Chairs, Choice Engravings well framed, Oil ■ Cloth. Chimney Ornaments, Fender, Fire Irons, &c. BfcBRQOMS. Single and Do ble Iron Bedsteads, Hair ..:.• and other Mattresses, Pillows, Wasb- ;-, - stands and Toilet Sets, Wardrobe Cheßt Drawers, Beading Desk with brass adjustable apparatus, Fenders and Fire Irons, Pictures, Carpets, Curtain Poles ana Curtains, Chairs, Towel Horses, Brackets, Wax Flowers, Aneroid, Commode, Couch, and a : large quantity of other household requisites. KITCHEN AND TAKD. White and Mauve Dinner Service, Mangle, Scales, Tableß, Chairs, Plated Dish Covers, White and Gold Tea and Coffee Service, Preserving Pans, Saucepans, Flat Irons, Trays, Flour Bins, and a variety of othtr Kitchen requisites; Garden Hose and Tools ; 2 Goats, &c. BATH BOOM. Plunge, Bath, with f-hower and Piping; Sponge Bath Hip Bath, Foot Bath, Water Can, Chairs, Clotheß Horse, &c. : Catalogues Containing fuller particuars, can be obtained of tbe Auctioneer, and the lots will be on view from 2 to 4 of the Afternoon previous to the day of sale. lO.— The Library and Surgical Instruments will be Sold on a day to be hereafter notified. JOHN R. MABIN, jtffi . .Auctioneer. '• -By order of the Executors of the late - ' Mrs. Mary Taylob. AUCTION „ ■',•■'- on ah early date, [„' At t&e Nelson Auction Rooms. hff) ACRES BUSH LAND, being • VJ part 3of Section 10, Takaka. 88 ACKES OPEN LAND, being .., -, r Part .3 61 Section I*B, Takaka. - . 80" ACRES OPEN LAND, being ;.- Parts of Sections 147 and 148, Takaka. : . JOHN E. MABIN, L '_ - -' Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. s.— Land fronting ' Waimea-street and Vanguard- street, with; commodious dwelling thereon, Fob Sale. 11.— 100 Acres in 88 Valley Foe Sale. 12.-75 Acres LAND, being part of Block 1, Richmond, well fenced and watered. Fob Bale. 80.— About 24. FEET FBONTAGH to Bridge-street, running through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's shop, Fob Sals. ■ -.••: ; •"- -7.—50-Acre FARM at Richmond, FobSalb. 86.— A FARM at Ngatimoti, comprising 50n - •• Acres of Freehold and 400 Leasehold FokSalß. ;. : ' ■'42;— A SAW-MILL within smile of a Ship- ! : -: •;•' ■■>■■ ping Port in Blind Bay, Fob Sale, or .1 r ... a Partner with small capital would be -taken.:' ■•.? ; "■■" 46.— About THREE-QUARTERS of an • ACRE on the Haven Road, Fob Sale. For.forther particulars apply to JOHN R. MABIN. FOE SALE. THAT desirable 3nd healthily situated , ...PROPERTY situate in Kawai- street, , ; lately in the occupation of J. Von Tubzelman, Eeq. Ther is about I Half-an-Acre of Ground, on which there is a well built DWELLING and i OUT-HOUSES. . . ; The. Property is under the Land Transfer Act. Part of the Purchase money may remain on Mortgage. ; ' JOHN R, MABIN, ' ; •• 'i Auctioneer. , FOWL PEED,, A QUANTITY FOR S4LE: CHEAP ; JOHNB, MABIN, ";■';" ; . malt j malt i ■ . ■', WHOLE or CRUSHED MALT, on Sale, at this . NfiLSON AUCTION ROOMS. 3 * B JOHN R. MABJNJ J CHEESE !! 1 , Emmet's and other good makes For Sale CHEAP. |> OYAL I N SUR ANC E COM PAH Y FIRE BRANCH. CAPITAL ~£,Vo AULLIUjiS. This is one of the largest Insurance Com- . anies in existence, and has acquired immense : popularity throughout the World by the UNDOUBTED SECURITY it affords Insurers, and the promptitude and liberality with whioh it SETTLES LOSSES. li The Agents are particularly instructed to SETTLE LOSSES in CASH- immediately on satisfactory proof of same, thus saving ;< Insurers, the delay consequent on referring eUlma to Directors or others at a distance.