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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 268, 22 November 1879, Page 3

■$fX*&&X\'&' : ■ '■ ■' '■■ ".: ...IIYLYLL^ . .^.*- \ U^ „.,N.OTIC,P..a7:a'/ bARDS to VIEWM ROST^EVOR &tm erty may be obtained on application to the undersigned, s SHARP & PICKERING, - Auctioneer?. . N.B. Auction takes place $|d December. _ „ ... v , „ . ',' .'A ' -r-r^ 1' ! ".' — I '' ' .'. V .'. .'* '''1 "l '■' Sale by Auction : OF XfiAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, . Belonging to QnAl-ILES.CANNIJNG.E^q, of i'Mclinrond'. and known aa' BOSTREYOR Sliarp & Pickering:, „ lEEave 'b:eii' luvorelwithin'trnctibis froai CIIA-LES CANNI\G' m.*.*t(f " ' sfiLL'Bt public AUgrtosr,* (unless s:ld byp-ivate contract;,. Cn Wednesday, December 3 and following days,^;' '.\ ; Thi? above Valuible Es/ate^ commending each day r.t ' Elhven o'ClockY •' ' THIS ;PROP£ttTY;,' wh|db forms ;i part oif tiie Arisi-i*;-, ' To^.iistup" of Richmond, is pleisantly Bjtu*,ted'6n'an frilefc of the-ser.-and is .withia > ighTj Miles of the .('ity pf Ne-lson, by Rail, apd the .same dlsttnee by a.weU Macadamised road. It^is one of the, beat graz'ng Farms i^theLiistrlct, and is, well watered by a ne^er- failing^ stream. The soil is, rich, with a good' "natujeal qrainage, ,and fpom.. its position and gener^l-fih'aricter is adrpira^.lv adapte I for Suburban Building Sites, having 110 ehaina of frontage to tha main road... The Richmond Railway Station, Post, and Telegraph Qfficis adjaia tha property. ; Thetwholeof the.^and.is flat, except iogp • natural fall towards the sea .of about i IS .feet <in a mile. * : .. rA .1 ;. Ths -Land ds all..lnil down wath^nslish iGbass^ and the Ha? Cao*esin -vfavjeason : - average from Tw to Two and Ball _*ons to the Aire. 7 ;■:: ■:"> : r : T ;i „ Toe Property will ba submitediin the |ql_ liwingLots, viz :— • : . A, •.*?■*• ;>■ : : I :> ..'*' ! " ! * Lot I. ■■■. ':..- s '''a. . ;'I HEj D Wb LLINfe-HiQIJSEi, ; Containing Tien > Rooms, most . aubf tantial'y r. ,- built .with fceiected Ltiqaber^ on sfbte , , foundations, ocnd fitted up s»ithr every < : conveuience, and a never -failing; supply , .- of. Water laid on to the bac&.ofifces. It : . stao da ,on .. a<\ , allotment ; of Japd containing abjut I3a. 2r, 2Kp fl rnosjtjjtasjef'ully planted with ihe.ch^ice— Qoniferaß and Shrubs. There is also a capital ORCHARD ANb KITCHEN GARDEN, And the whole is 'generally sdmitted. to te %B ' (wmpact and pretty.a Pr^grtya^anyln the district. ' *** ' '" "' r '"'' •'"*' --■ ; : T^ELtI^TBUILT^ISrGISI,; IWhich1 Which l are,rqual •Jjo new. Qchsist'o^X.AnatiaT, , L B^BWHOtTSB,, FOOT^Y^AI,L-_p r S-TABLK, CpACTf HQDS^, CoW-SH.Rtya, Y^HOS, PIQ- ,. , OERIBB, &p., jKC." "'"'" '' „'..',...',• | ' i, ■ -„ , ;, iLOT 11. .... ..* ,;• .A^Spfeudld BCJ ILDING. SITE| liav- ' ing a fine' Vie^w of the- sea, and k frontage of ten ehaina- to, tbe maw road, contains I4a?r 25"3 ofifchYM— dow Land, She Acres beirg planted l 'Wlihw^ll^selectSa '' " Fruit Trees, the produce of 'which, would ;• yield a' haniisome income. *; ; ;; ' •• ;; ;" 'LoTiir l' : a : '/ :: ■• Contains ilia $r lp <?f giootf feRALSS JiANP, fronting... the main; road, with . .Cottaob, GBANABY.and i,xten«ive O'ot- ,. bijili>ahgß thereon. r ". .'.■< ■'■"'' ii =' O '■ " -~~X. *i •'::/*:;> !. *.» ' i (t ■*' ' LOT'IV. j ) -v.r-.-.li .. This Section contains 36*- Ir; ia well watered, and ia -commonly known as one of thfe best" Grazing Paddocks in tha • distik't. ; : " ••• ■••••;• >■■■''■ > -. . • Lot V Co'risists of Secfidbs 218 and 219, comprisinsjrlfla Acrfr/niore pr less, suiable „ for. Agticultural or Pastoral purposes, ", and ha,ying a frontage of a Quarter of a . Mji'e tp the n^ain road. ■ T C»_ •i K_T Tbe Auctioneers direct the .special attention of speculators to. this Let,' as, being ladmirabiy adapted fpr Sub-division; V r '" ' It ia laid down 'in-. English Grass, and now 'growing Ota it is- a fine crop of Whjbat, 'which'wi l'be sold with rhe§ec«on.! '• •"■ >* ;> ~ r, . ., , ii f .„•■;. ! !■,[;;;-* •■ \ '-tr .-Loi' YL • *■*•' ' j : -f'7*i A vef-y '■'good* Padlock, cbtftairiiog abdu sa. 3f 27pf, opposite the Goods She'd of the Richmond Railway Station. 1 LOT VII.' ! ■■*! „"!:! T-lfT 1 A firbtYclass' PltHJoCft',- .bppo'aiie' f_*3 : White^LHart Hot'tlj ,contiinibg iba'.oV^b, more or lea*. 1 "• ■'''''' ' ; ' :■ ■■ 7 •■•'• :■: f:'j'!;(ll ' ! ' Also', : ' Y" : ',Y : O^M*.. for BUILDING PURPOSE. immediately fronting the entrance to ' -. the Railway Station ;_nd Hodder's . -.;•.• Corner. « Plan of which mayrfeeseen at the O_oeßiof the Auctidtieera),: '■■■: _* ES _ft JVC :p"': ' M x-i 1 _N I?ER CENT, in .CAiaHlo^'tha fall of the hammer ; FIFTEE- PEftjC^p". on, Fxicution pf.the Conveyance,^andYthe balance, if; desired, by th^ ±«r.h^«Vr, ; ;m^y regiaip on mortgage for stven yeirs ( >)»i^g intafeataii Eight percept. pe^annuni^ .„ {t Following thb Land S_lbj>" Tho -ttdttoheerfl r aite ; IhrtViar Instnii'iSed'ito ■ A -rl- •■! ■*. :*> dispose oftheY V*? ••'•-'"I .At., which indudes 'from 'r- w - ''°o' J 1 A(ltol^^' 9^^'? 17 DRAUGHT HORSES, ' .- <\-X\.' - ■*.<' v 'Also; '- "■•'*••■ •">•*'•'? -,-i-f.fi F ARMYIMPLEBSENTS >" All in good order, arid of eTeV/deiOTiptifla . REAPER AND BINDER, 'mn>t ■X"'A juiM:ne ,^''e't;c:" ; -' ,T!r ' i/ ' I "' : ' i ■*•: And^'j- 1 "-■-■ rjrfi io the HouselioldFiiriiitiire ■» and Effects, K » "»»t. The principal portion being EngHifc* lffitie »nffvet;yYßttpeififtr , /W Which! «/T CATALOGUES Cards tb View* may : \& b^iv^'iUi^-ihn > ■'< Auctioneer, Fdu^ri r daya r 'UiS>«J ; '- the'dateof _16 «^i" -ifid-r ■■ ■■■■■ ■'■- ■XAA.'L.SiVU! /A-VXIH itio-ft. „ Further : p_ticd a ra^^;i^^^ ***?smi;. Y'.i/::-ni Auotio^v; .X*':lji*JJ^ .ujII : "..aLL-