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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 46, 22 February 1879, Page 3

POSTPONED TO TUESDAY, Feb. 25. SALE OF BUGGY, HARMONIUM, HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, &c, &c. AUCTION On TUESDAY, February 25, At 2 o'clock, At the Residence of Mr. Thomas Watt, * Grove-street, near Bush Tavern his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, consisting of— Harmonium, Hnir Ocuch, Leather-covered Arm-chairs, Cane Chairo, Carpsts, Terrestrial and Celestial Globes, Fenders and Pirtiroas, Sideboard, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Glassware, China, Pictures, Curtains, Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Pillows, Bedding, Toilet Glasses, Withstands and Sets. Cfcests Drawers. Kettles, Saucepans. Matliag. ] Tubs, and a quantity other household ' nq >h>''t;s. J And at 2.50, Hii American Buggy, ia first-rate order ' having been seldom used and well ; cawd for. ! JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. By order of the Waimea Road Board. AUCTION On SATURDAY, March 1, At 12 o'clock. At tiie Nelson Auction Rooms. ; THE DWELLING-HOUSE, OUT j BUILDINGS, TOLL GATF, 1 POSTS, FENCING, Ac, at prestnt ' known as the Suburban South Toll, to be sold for removal within 14 days after expiry of present Leasee's lease JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. RICHMOND QUARTERLY FAIR. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1879. I MR. JOHN R. MABIN will attend the j above Fair, and at • ffa'f-past Two o'clock, j HOLD AN AUCTION of such ( Stock, etc. ' s« the owners any wish to dispose of. Persons wishinp > to avail of the Auctioneers' services v'\\[ please to communica* with him ss soo fl *i possible. • i - e IMPORTANT SALS ' p ~~ FAR \*S AT UPP- R MOUTERE ny deferred payments l ' 0N "Vjj-B. JOHN RTMABIN bas ref^w Ce xt 7ed io^">oitons from Mr. tore M%nSi^ P /SP\', ty - Ht U W^ Mo »* »xc, on WEDNE^.DAY, Match 26, at Noon, * e t2!? e 0f bi9 Valn " W » * B ate ibere, heW 4,2 Acres Freehold, acd 913 Aires Leasehold. The above comprises same of the test land in the District, and lies on both sides of the - main road from Nelson to Motueka. The whole will be surveyed and pegeed off it to 20 to 40 Acre Sections and told on deferred payments. Plans and further information can be obtained from Mr Charles Harlicg, or from .-the Auctioneer. /^ the Mle of LaDd » «»e whole of the STOCK will be SOLD, for particulars of which see future advertisement. For the convenience of intending purchaser! a FOUR-HORSE CONVEYANCE will leave as follows :— If elson Auction Rooms 8 a I Tovey's, Richrcond 9 E " " j Mercer's, Appleby J 9 . 45 a Golden Lion, Wahimp^ Weft iolSam Arriving on the p roperty about II a.m., ' where I MJNCIitfON WILL BE PROVIDED. j Fare, there and back, thbbe shilunos. j ~-„ . 42J j S ALE OF BOOKS. ' AUCTION ON AN EARLY DATE, At the Nelson Auction Rooms. A LARGE Assortment of Well- , bound BOOKS, many of which are Illustrated. 1 Catalogues will be obtainable when dav of ] Sale is flx;d. 1 (JOHN F. MABIN, 8 Auctioneer. - . . — . a LAND NEAR HOPE FOR SALE. 5 "t^ORSALE a SECTION of < J- LAND, containing 100 Acres, ) situate about a mile bejond Hope Station, and fronting the main Hue of road. The whole is well Fenced, and a part has only recently been erected. It is one of the most desirable piece* < of Property in the neighborhood, and k the fertility of the soil can be judged from the large crops recently gathered * from it, the stacks contalnirg which are now on the ground. For futther particulars apply to I Mr H. WARREN, Hopp, 463 or to JOHN R. MABIN, Nelson. TASMANIAN SHINGLES. A QUANTITY of superior quality l for Sale at tbe Yards of the Nelson Auction Rooms. 3777 JOHN R. MABIN. 1 FOR SALE. LAND. AND PREMISES at * BRIGHTWATER, Situate at the corner of main road to Foxhill and Waimea West, and ocly 8 1 minutes' walk from the Station. The Land comprises F»e Acres of the very best in the district On it is a NINEROOMED Iron-roofed HOUSE, OutBoiidiDgg, and a Blacksmith's Shop 1 The whole will be cold cheap, in conse H qaenee of owner leaving the Province. J For further particulars apply Qa *K e J premises or to fl JOHN B. MABIN, £ Auctioneer. \