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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIV, Issue 293, 22 December 1879, Page 3

Under Distraint for Bent. AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, Dec. 3bt, At One o'clock, At the BELLGROVE INN, FOXHILL. The whole contents, comprisicg— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. And the STOCK-IN-TR A DE. WITHOUT RESERVE, JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. TO COAL MERCHANTS AND OTHER?.. AUCTION At the PORT, on arrival ot the "Mary Campbell," daily expected from Greymomh. HER CARGO OF ABODT 200 TONS C OAI> JOHN B. MABIN, Auctioneer. AUCTION On SATURDAY, January 10, At Three o'clock. On the premises occupied by Mr Thomas H. Jonbb, rear Patterson's Corner, Hardy-street mHE Pair of HORIZONTAL STEAM X ENGINES, about 3 horse power, with Boiler A Chaff-cutter. A Malt Mill. Without Reserve. JOHN R. MABIN, Auctioneer. Sale of Valuable Town and Country Properties. THE undersigned baa received inatrnctioDS from Mr. Thos. H. For, who is leaving Nelson, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Nelson Auction Rooms, On WEDNESDAY, January 7tb, 1880, at Twelve o'clock, ALL HIS VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Viz : LOT 1. Sections 131 and 133 an the plan of Waimea East, situate at Hope. They contain 100 acres more or less, on which is a Dwelling, Stables, and other Outbuildings, with a Well 40 feet deep, brick* d all round, and yielding a bountiful supply of water The ground is well fenced, has a frontage to two roads and is divided into filty-acre paddocks, now growing 90 acres barley, and remainder oats, which will be sold with or without the ground. This property is situate near the railway lice, and within about quarter of aa hour's walk of the Hope Station. LOT 2. Sections 84, Suburb in South, Stoke, adjoining the properties of H. H. Stafford ard E. Green, Etqs , and bavins a front ige to two public roads. About 17 acres of this are in barley and oats, the remainder is rich giazlng ground, remarkable for its almost perennial verdure. It is divided into four paddocks, and the whole surrounded by a live hedge and pott and rail fence. On it is a Slaughterhouse and yards. This Section is one of the best in the district for fattening stock, and being within an easy distance of town makes it a desirable fc'ection for tratcnere or farmer*. LOT S. Acte« 886, 888, 890, and 892, on the plsu of the Town ot Nelson, having a frontsge to Frankly n and Tepahi-streets. This property, known as " Franklyn Rise," is most pleasantly and healthily situated. Oa it is a nine-roomed dwelling, built principally of kauri, with an iron roof; aUo Dairy, Sstables, and other Outbuildings. The water la laid on, and as there is a gentle slope from all parts of the house, the drainage is all that could be desired. About an acre of the ground is in garden and fruit trees in full bearing ; the remainder is in grass or under cultivation. This Lot is one of the most eligible pieces of property in the Town of Nelson, and within a few minutes walk of the Railway Station, the College, or tne centre of the Town. LOT 4. Acres 889, 885, 887, 889, fronting Vanguard■treet. These Acres adjoin, and are at present used with Lot 3. The soil is rich, and with Lot 8, or separately, wculd make a Tery compact farm. LOT 5. About 10 Acres, being part of Town Acrts 845 to 850, aud 625 to 627, and part of Block 89. This property has a frontage to Vanguard and iotara -streets, and on one side is bounded by the Railwav Most of it has recently been newly fenced. LOT 6. About a Acres, being part of Block B 9, having a frontage to St. Vincent-street Ine whole of this is a gentle slope, and is a oapital cite for a residence. LOT 7. Part of Town Acre 448, having a frontage of 47 feet to Htrdygtreet, by a depth of 310 feet. On it is a Bhop, Dwellinghouse, Stublet, &c, at present occupied by Mr T. H. Jones. v LOT 8. Part of Town Acre 223, having a frontage of 81 feet to Trafalgar-street North, by a depth of 152 feet There are fctables, Lo*ch-hoase, &c, on this Lot, at present uied by the Telegraph Department. As the above Properties must be sold in consequence of owner le: ving, the Auctioneer can confidently recommend them as amongst the most desirable investments that have for a long time been offered to the pub!K ft2?M. B° m . l . he Vendor « ftt lliß residence, k/3£?«f I' 6 ' ,° r >u ttOm Auctioneer, by either of whom further particulars will be Part of the purchase money can remaiß on mortgage. » TBe .. ll ,!f S f Ur * Stock - Farm Househ Id Furr iture. &c, will take place on an early date after the sale of Property for particu.ara of which see future adfextisement. JOHN B. MABIN, WW Auctioneer.