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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 260, 9 November 1878, Page 3

Sale of Waimsa-Road Phoperty. AUCTION On SATURDAY, November 10, At 12 o'clock. At the Nelson Auction Rooms. npHAT DESIRABLE ACRE, being JL No. 642 on the Plan of the lowu of Nelson, situate on the Fast si-le of the WaioMa-road. On v. is a Tenloomei Ilovsr, "whiih has just been erected, Slate hoof, and Gas aud Water laid, with SJabSe, Lut-houses, anl about l acre ground. On the other portion of tbe Acre is a comfortable Seven-roomed Cottage, Part of the purcua3e-rnoue/ may remain on mortgage. Permission to view the prrpsrty and further information can be obtained from JOHN It. MABIN, 3711 Auctioneer. AUCTION O? A TAZAKA FARM. MR. JOHN R. MABIN fas received instructions from Mr. Al xahdeb Bow, to Sell by Public Auction, At the Nelsok Auction Rooms, On SATURDAY, 16ih November, At 12 o'clock sharp, That desirable Farm Situate in the thriving district of Takaka, at present in hia occupancy, containing abaut NINTY ACHES, comprising 70 acres Rich Grass Land, divided into Paddocks, and the remainder under Crop and in heavy Timber. On it is a substantial SIX-ROOMED HOU-E, with Barns and all necessary Outbuildings, and an Oechard, full of the choicest Fruit Trees in full beating, It Irocte the main road, and ia only 2} miles from the Port — Wa'tapu— from which an iron tramway will shortly be laid, pa' ting i lose to the property. Purchaser can hare crops at valuation. It ia being sold in consequence of owner leaving the district Part of tbe purchase money can remain on mortgage. Further particulars can be obtained of the Auctioneer. The Cattle, Sheep, Farm Implements, etc., will be Sold by Auction, at Takaka, on an early date after Bale of the property. PALINGS AND SHINGLES. A QUANTITY lately received from Hobakt Town, and on Sale at the Yards of the Nelson Auction Rcomc 3777 JOHN R. MABIN. GOOD OPENING FOR A WORKING MAN. mWO-ROOM COTTAGE and ACRE of X Ground for Sale on Wakapuaka Road, where labor is in demand. Terms easy. 3779a JOHN R. MABIN. FOR SALE. ATj^ARM at Waimka West, J_ being Section 38, contain* ing 100 Acres, about 30 of which are in Crop. On it sro TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, Stable, and Outbuildings, Half-an-Acre in Orchard, and a never-failing stream of ft ater running through tbe property near the hou3f 8. Alto, attached to above, the LEASE of 200 ACHES, having about 19 years to run, at £i per annum. The whole comprises one of the most compact Farms in the district, and will be sold low in consequence of owner leaving. For further particulats *pply to JOHN R. MABIN, S4Bl Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR TO LET. 5. — Land fronting Waimea-street and Vanguard-street, with commodiou9dwelling thereon, Fob Sals. 12.— 75 Aoreß LAND, being part of Block 1, Richmond, well fenced and watered. For Sale. SO.— About 24 FEET FRONTAGE! to Bridge-street, running through to New street, with Dwelling and Blacksmith's shop, Fob Salb. 56.— A FARM at Ngatimoti, comprising 500 Acres of Freehold and 400 Leasehold Fob Sale. 46.— About THREE-QUARTERS of an ACRE on the Haven Road, Fob Sale 93— 6-Roomed House, with Stables, Coachbouse, and Acre of Ground, centre of Motueka, To Let. I For farther particulars apply to JOHN B. MABIN. (GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUVA -RANCE AND ANNUITIES. Tbe Undersigned as AGENT for the above, is prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for LIFE INSURANCE asd 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 ayment of amount insured. Policies are not forfeited if premium is not paid when due Protection of Policie* from the Bankruptcy No charge for Medical examination. Participation in Profits. And it provides modes for insuring smted to almost every case an Applicant may reqaire. Forms of Proposals and other information will be readily afforded by JOHN E MABIN, TJOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE BRANCH. CAPITAL-TWO MILLIONS. This is one of the largest Insurance Curaaniea in exietencp, and has acquired immense popularity throughout the World by the UNDOUBTED SECURITY it afforde Insurers, and the promptitude and liberality with which it SETTLES LOSSES. The Agents are particularly instructed to SETTLE LOSSES in CASH immediately on satisfactory proof of same, thus saving Insurers the delay consequent on referring laimi to Directors or others at a distance. JOHN E. MABIN. Agent.