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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 257, 10 November 1879, Page 3

By order of tbe " Messenger " Wreck Recovery Company. AUCTION TO-MORROW (Tuiadat), Nw. 11, 12 o'clock. At Burford'a Wbarf. AquantitFm a t c r I al saved from said Wreck, comprising — Sails, Spars Patent and otber Bocks Oapatan and Steering Gear Chains and Anchor 2 Harness Casks 3 Drums OU Several Coils Rope And A quantity otber Material. After whicb •Tho wreck, as it now lies near the Sandspit. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. F0 R SAL E. A FARM of about 150 Acres, sitaate near Golden Bay. On it is a substantial DWELLING of ELEVEN ROOMS. The Ground is marly all cleared and divided into Paddock i. Photographic Views, and Plan« of the Property can be seen at my Office. JOHN R. MABIN. Sale of Sections near the Township of Featherston. MB. JOHN B. MABIN has reoeived instructions to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At thk Nklßov Auctio.. Rooms, On SATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At Twelve o'clock. APORTION of tbat VALUABLE PBOPBBTY lately belonging to BiCHAao Babton, Eiq, deceared, being Allotment No. 37, containing Sa. lr. lip. of Subdivisions of Rural Sections Nos 85 to 55, of the Township of Featherston. Tbis Allotment is witbin about ten minutes' walk ot the Feather»ton Bailway Station, is k-Tel, and fronts tbe main road from WaUtnctoa to Masterton, The Allotment No. 37 now offered fdr auction baa been re-surveyed it to Sections averaging abont a quarter of an acre each, all of which have a frontage to a food road, Title under Land Transfer Ad. Plana and farther information can be seen at the Office of the Auctioneer. Also, By crder of the Liquidators— -| Q SECTIONS TOWNBHIP OF .AO FEATHERSTON. To Tanners. Capitalists, Speculators, and others. The undersigned has received instructions from the Trustees oi tbe Assigned Estate of Messrs. SEDGWICK and GOWLAND, to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, Os tbs Pbopxbtt, Nxlsok. On WEDNESDAY, Novm_b*r 12 At IS O'clock. THE Tannery Property, Plant, &c, now In use by them, situate in Tra&lgar-street The LAND comprises Half an- Acre Freehold, and One Acre leawd (rom the Native Commissioner, at the annntl rental of £6, which, bting renewable, is almost as good a* Fret hold. On this •« «U necessary BUILDINGS, Twenty four TAN-PITH,Four Limei, Fow Bates, Three Soaks, Nine-horse-power B-401NK and Boiler. Bark Mill, Roller, &c, fee. The Tan-pits are all connected with tho SteamBoiler, and a hncdrad Hi ies can be dealt with weekly. The Tannery and Baiidinga connected therewith are on the freehold ; and there is a DWELLING.HOOSE of »EVitN BOOMS with Garden Btablea. &c, on the lew-hold Tbe Buildings and Pita ars almost new, are in excellent order, having been constructed only four years ago of the best material*, whilst for convenience they cannot be surpassed by any similar businets n New i __!S h,r Particulars will be readily afforded Intending purchasers either by Messrs W. D. KIBR, A. W. SCAIFE, the Trustees, or by tha Auctioneer. JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE. THAT PBOPBBTY. pleasantly ntuated aa tbe Bank of the Maitai, at preset* In the occupation of Mr Mono. There uf -*_. ' M *W-«*-Aere of Gronod, on Which la a Seven-. corned HOUBB and Out-boildlDga, with Garden and Orchard, and the Water laid on. Being sold lo oonsequence of owner leaving the pUoe, it ia offered as a Bargain. Part of the money may remain on mortgage. Further partiealars can be obtained from JOHN R. MABIN, _ Auctioneer. In the Assigned Estate of M. Stevenson* Baker. A LL CLAIMB ag.iost tbis Eatate mnst _-.___ i__J ■•"'^J proved totbeandersigned I_L?J-_-r 0r _. Soon rf SATURDAY. Norem- -!___*£___?** T^ 011 d,te tbe A ««*« »«1 be fSX l -tt_ Ui t ?•■»•«• "ho b»*« "ottben S__&__!ftil?S , V wUI * «c««ded from participation in the Dividend. JOHN B. MABIN. CAM! ai* _550,C00, in £5 Bbare. . PBOBPECTUB c^be bad on application USSQfe.' luge nmabet ** dw ** MI _ JOHNR. MABIN, W AiwftHWioo,